On reading the FAQ CL is the total of caster levels/pale master levels necro focus.

So if I went with a build of 21 wizard and 9 pale master I would be able to summon:

Greater Undead-32nd – 33rd CL: Winterwight
Create Undead-28th + CL: Greater Mummy
Sumon undead-28th + CL: Greater Mummy

Is this correct?

Also, I assume on Amia wizard/pale masters use the wizard level in regards to all spell effects sooo
an 11 wizard 19 pale master using tensers transformation would get:
+5 AB for their 10 wizard levels.

Is this correct?

Thanks

I can't answer your question, but since it's based on mechanics I'd suggest posting it in the build thread instead.

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Ah sorry didnt understand ettiquite as I thought that was just for "builds"

Alright. 21wiz 9pm = winterwight.

Your actual spell power for that build would be 21caster levels.

But you miss out on critical immunity and deathless master touch.

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Your assessment is correct.

For PM summon spell-likes only, the caster level is (Wiz OR Sorc) + Palemaster + 3. This means to get Winterwight you can have no more than 1 non wiz/sorc/PM level. This does mean ECL + 2 races can't get the Winterwight.

For normal casting, it is only your base class' levels. PM gives spell slots only but to date a proper way to do true spellcasting hasn't been done. This means a 20 wiz/10 PM has level 20 caster and "level 33" PM summons.

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Yes this should be correct. In NWN standard Wizard and Palemaster levels don't stack when it comes to spell power.. PM gives some extra spell slots but don't give boost to spell power.

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