Mauman
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Actually I was wondering how it does work. Does it affect the spell DC (lowering it by 1 ?) or nah? Does it mean you can completely normal the spell and then heighten it to 1 a heigher DC?
Otherwise I like the idea of using to lower the cost of other metamagic (if they can be combined), like 2-cost quicken with favorite metamagic.
It doesn't mess with your DC's.
It does count as metamagic for spontaneous casters, which means full round casting for these "cantrips". Non-spontaneous/arcanist casters are exempt from this. So taking "completely normal spell" basically means you get to cast all your 1st level spells as you see fit as a standard action (cool, eh?). Now just imagine suddenly having 10-20 infinite use abilities to use (feels good man).
Not to mention that non-spontaneous/arcanist caster suffers no penalties for "shifting" their whole spellbook down one level. It even lets said casters start spells a level early by learning them by scroll before they can normally cast them. That being said, spontaneous/full time casting or not, there's a lot of value in infinite divine shields, protections from evil/chaos, and cure light wounds...among others.
Also, yeah, the feat and favored quicken stack. In fact, that's the way I'd recommend using the feat with spontaneous casters. Cuts down the sting of the whole "full round casting time" thing.
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