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Benefit=Choose a sphere of magic. You can perform rituals as if though you possess that sphere. You gain an effective caster level of 1 and a spell pool of 1. Use your highest mental ability as your casting ability score. | Benefit=Choose a sphere of magic. You can perform rituals as if though you possess that sphere. You gain an effective caster level of 1 and a spell pool of 1. Use your highest mental ability as your casting ability score. | ||
| − | If you later gain levels in a spellcasting class, exchange this feat for the {{ | + | If you later gain levels in a spellcasting class, exchange this feat for the {{link|Extra Magic Talent}} feat or the {{link|Ritual Caster}} feat. |
For the purpose of meeting the prerequisites of other feats this feat counts as possessing the Casting class feature.}} | For the purpose of meeting the prerequisites of other feats this feat counts as possessing the Casting class feature.}} | ||
{{OGL|SoP=yes}} | {{OGL|SoP=yes}} | ||
Latest revision as of 09:37, 14 January 2022
| Main > Feats > LowMagic > Basic Ritual Training |
Prerequisites: No levels in any spellcasting class
Benefit: Choose a sphere of magic. You can perform rituals as if though you possess that sphere. You gain an effective caster level of 1 and a spell pool of 1. Use your highest mental ability as your casting ability score.
If you later gain levels in a spellcasting class, exchange this feat for the Extra Magic Talent feat or the Ritual Caster feat.
For the purpose of meeting the prerequisites of other feats this feat counts as possessing the Casting class feature.
Prerequisite for: No results
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