School of Evocation (Legends & Lairs, d20 System)

Rating:
Summary: Wish there were more like it
Review: In context this book is the best. If your planning on playing a invoker, this is the best source I have seen. It sub-divided evocation into the "elemental" sources; Acid, cold, fire, force, light, lightning (air), and sonic. From there is expands the spell base (evocations only) so that there is a spell at every level that are not just copies of each other with the different descriptor. The prestige classes put a cap on the elememental sources with one for each descriptor, agian not copies. My favorite is the class for acid mages. Also included are a handful of feats that nearly any spellcaster can take but that are designed for Invokers. The new core class "Invoker" I find somewhat lacking in it that its benefits dont even come close to making up for its limitation, ONLY having access to evocation spells.
Also see School of Illusion.

Rating:
Summary: Wish there were more like it
Review: In context this book is the best. If your planning on playing a invoker, this is the best source I have seen. It sub-divided evocation into the "elemental" sources; Acid, cold, fire, force, light, lightning (air), and sonic. From there is expands the spell base (evocations only) so that there is a spell at every level that are not just copies of each other with the different descriptor. The prestige classes put a cap on the elememental sources with one for each descriptor, agian not copies. My favorite is the class for acid mages. Also included are a handful of feats that nearly any spellcaster can take but that are designed for Invokers. The new core class "Invoker" I find somewhat lacking in it that its benefits dont even come close to making up for its limitation, ONLY having access to evocation spells.
Also see School of Illusion.