Magic Feats

Choose one Spell Path for which you have taken the Spell Knowledge feat. You gain a spell slot that may be used to cast any spell of that Spell Path that you can cast at all.

This feat may be taken more than once, applying to a different Spell Path each time. The effects of this feat stack with those of Extra Tradition Spell.

Choose one Tradition for which you have taken the Tradition Knowledge feat. You gain a spell slot that may be used to cast a spell of any Spell Path of this Tradition that you could cast at all.

This feat may be taken more than once, applying to a different Tradition each time. The effects of this feat stack with those of Extra Path Spell.

Choose a Tradition for which you have the Tradition Knowledge feat. You are considered to have the Spell Knowledge feat for the Spell Paths of this Tradition. This gives you 'class access' to these Paths and meets the prerequisite for feats and prestige classes.

This feat may be taken more than once, applying to a different Tradition each time.

Choose one Spell Path for which you have taken the Spell Knowledge feat. Your caster level is considered two levels higher when casting spells from this Spell Path.

If this is no more than one level higher than the maximum spell level you could normally cast, and you have bonus spells that could apply (from high Wisdom or the Extra Path Spell or Extra Tradition Spell feats) you may use them to cast spells of that level from this Spell Path.

For example, a 3rd-level fullcaster (normally limited to 5th-level spells) may have 6 ranks in a Spell Path (and may therefore know 3rd-level spells, but is limited to 2nd-level slots). If he has this feat he casts spells from this path as a 5th-level caster. If he has any bonus slots that apply to this path — Wisdom 16, or the Extra Path Spell feat or the Extra Tradition Spell feat — he may use these bonus slots to cast 3rd-level spells in this Spell Path.

This feat may be taken more than once, applying to a different Spell Path each time. The effects of this feat stack wth those of Tradition Focus

Choose a Spell Path. You gain 'class skill access' to this Path.

This feat may be taken more than once, applying to a different Spell Path each time.

You gain one caster level for all purposes (including spell slots per day), to a maximum caster level equal to your Hit Dice.

This feat may be taken multiple times. Its effects stack.

If you take this feat and would end up with a caster level higher than your Hit Dice, the remainder is banked for later use. For example, if a halfcaster takes this feat at first level (and would end up with a theoretical "1.5 caster levels", capped by his Hit Dice at 1), when he takes a second level of a halfcaster class the remainder gets used (giving him two caster levels when he's got two Hit Dice).

Choose one Tradition for which you have taken the Tradition Knowledge feat. Your caster level is considered two levels higher when casting spells from the Spell Paths of this Tradition.

Unlike Path Focus you cannot cast spells of a level higher than your caster level would normally allow.

This feat may be taken more than once, applying to a different Tradition each time. The effects of this feat stack with those of Path Focus.

Choose a magical Tradition. You gain 'crossclass access' to the Spell Paths associated with this Tradition.

This feat may be taken more than once, applying to a different Tradition each time.

Choose a Tradition for which you have taken the Tradition Knowledge feat. Each skill point spent to improve your spell knowledge increases the ranks of all paths of this Tradition, to your normally-allowed maximum ranks.

This feat may be taken more than once, applying to a different Tradition each time.