SRD:Spontaneous Wizard Spells (Divine Ability)

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Spontaneous Wizard Spells

Prerequisites: Divine rank 6, Wizard level 1st, Int 29, Spell Mastery, Arcane Mastery salient divine ability.

Benefit: This ability works like a cleric’s ability to cast cure spells spontaneously, except that it applies to wizard spells. The deity must have a sufficient Intelligence score and wizard levels to cast the spell.

Notes: The deity still needs a spellbook for its wizard spells unless it also has the Divine Spellcasting ability.

Suggested Portfolio Elements: Knowledge, magic.

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