This spell must be at least 1 level below the highest spell level the shaman can cast.' Does this mean I can't start getting. The Human, Half-Elf, and Half-Orc FCB all state, 'Add one spell from the cleric spell list that isn’t on the shaman spell list to the list of spells the shaman knows. The whole class could lean into the differing casting style, but a wizard subclass could probably manage to incorporate the ley lines as well. Shaman's Favored Class Bonus and Cleric Spells. This one is definitely best as either a Wizard subclass, or just a whole class on its own. This hex lasts a number of rounds equal to 3 + the shaman’s Wisdom modifier. The prestige class was intended for multiclassing players, so they also get spell versatility, so access to both divine and arcane spells (yes, there is a difference, not just in which classes can cast which!) comes part-in-parcel with it. The foe can escape the silk as a standard action with a successful Escape Artist or Strength check at the same DC, or by dealing an amount of damage to the silk equal to double the shaman’s class level (the silk has hardness 0). Taking on a new drift, which can be chosen from a broad list (and occasionally grant some features), allows for customization of both look and playstyle for users. Drifts are gradual physical changes into another natural form, such taking on aspects of plants or animals. Chapter 1: The Favored Soul, Shunenja, and Spirit Shaman are all nice classes. Whenever they take a level in this prestige class, users take on a Drift. In addition, this title adds new and revised base classes to a players. This blends arcane and divine magic, and twists the caster closer to the environment that they work their ley lines into. Instead, these casters have a unique method of casting magic but creating and working with ley lines – magical connections which harvest power from the earth (unlike druids and ranger, who channel that which is readily available). Geomancers aren’t, in fact, casters who specialize in earth magic.
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