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| rdfs:comment | - Incantatrix, whose male equivalent is the Incantatar, is a special prestige class whose members are the most skilled practitioners of metamagic. They study and shape spells in their raw effects and can modify the spells of allies, magic items and even active spells cast by another. They dislike extraplanar intrusions of Faerûn, having a particular fondness for magic that thwarts extraplanar beings while seeking out and destroying planar portals and gates. Someone seems to think that they are not dangerous against normal opponents, but they change their mind as soon as they see the sheer destructive power of some spells modified by a couple of metamagic effects.
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| abstract | - Incantatrix, whose male equivalent is the Incantatar, is a special prestige class whose members are the most skilled practitioners of metamagic. They study and shape spells in their raw effects and can modify the spells of allies, magic items and even active spells cast by another. They dislike extraplanar intrusions of Faerûn, having a particular fondness for magic that thwarts extraplanar beings while seeking out and destroying planar portals and gates. Someone seems to think that they are not dangerous against normal opponents, but they change their mind as soon as they see the sheer destructive power of some spells modified by a couple of metamagic effects. Most incantatrixes are skilled wizards or sorcerers as well as a small number of bards. Very few clerics or druids explore this path as they rely on extraplanar entities, which strongly conflicts with the incantatrix's methods.
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