<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=126755.msg5598609#msg5598609">Quote from: PaleEnchantress on 15-12-2011, 17:13:41</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Zaers suggestion of Chameleon assume class feature is a really good one. That is wizard spells, cleric spells, barbarian rage, rogue seak attack and so many things depending on what you want at the time. Switch out as you need.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>He only gets one though, so he has to pick. Plus, it's off a very specific list in both cases.<br/><strong>Aptitude Focus</strong>will let him choose daily between Arcane Focus (wizard casting), Divine Focus (cleric casting), Combat Focus (competence bonus to attack/damage), Stealth Focus (Trapfinding/Uncanny Dodge/bonuses to sneaky skills), or Wild Focus (Wild empathy, bonuses to physical and survival skills).<br/><strong>Mimic Class Feature</strong>will, 3/day, give him Evasion for 1 minute, Rage for 1 round+1 round/Con mod, Smite as a paladin of your class level for one attack, Sneak Attack as a rogue of your class level for 1 attack, or Turn/Rebuke Undead as a cleric of your class level for one turn attempt.<br/><br/>Though actually, Chameleon spellcasting is a great choice, since they get 6th level spells by their 10th class level, at caster level 20. It's<del>technically</del>evading the restrictions on casting, but 6th levels aren't that much better than 5th levels, and that CL20 means his spells would actually be worth a damn and a half against dispel attempts. The Factotum option is more powerful and varied, but it also costs 2 Assume Class Feature slots, because Inspiration (the fuel for Inspire Brilliance) is a separate feature.