I have a player who want to play a shaman. He really wants to keep the bard classes but he is much more interested in the druid lore. He doesn't want to be charismatic and handle social interaction, he wants to focus it's music around nature and worship nature-related deities. Therefore he was asking if he can have a bard with wisdom as the incantation  characteristic.   I'm about to say yes, but I'm new and I don't know if there is major balance issues that will come up and that I didn't foresee.
With the exception of multiclassing, is there any big reason that if you were to change the spellcasting ability of a (spellcasting) class it would be a bad idea?  As a specific example: Let's say I was switching Sorcerers from Cha to Wis, what unexpected effects could this have on that class's balance? Additionally let's assume all places in spellcasting where you added your charisma modifier instead you now add wisdom (and vice-versa).
Figuring out algorithm/formula for item scaling in WoW Generalizing the case $p=2$ we would like to know if the statement below is true.  Let $p$ the smallest prime dividing the order of $G$. If $H$ is a subgroup of $G$ with index $p$ then $H$ is normal. Disable the "You've gone full screen" notification in Chrome Windows 8 removes Grub as default boot manager I have a Sony VAIO S series with Windows 8 preinstalled, and I installed Ubuntu 12.10 on a new partition. When the PC boots Grub is display, and I can choose between Windows 8 (didn't worked at the beginning, had to change Grub settings) and Ubuntu 12.10. When I select Ubuntu 12.10 everything is OK, but when I use Windows 8, and I restart Grub isn't displayed anymore (Windows 8 boots immediately).  I booted a Ubuntu 12.10 LiveUSB, used efibootmgr, and found out that Windows 8 (each time it boots) changes EFI default bootloader from Grub to Windows Boot Manager.  How do I change this in Windows 8? I read something about bcdedit, but it does not work or I don't know how to use it... Slower download speed compared to Windows on Ubuntu 20.04 network connection over thunderbolt bridge between linux and mac How can I get the list of all fields(API name,Label,type) of any sObject? I'm trying to build a Dynamic list(table) of records by selecting the Sobject and its fields.So I need to get all the fields with its API name,label,type.But I can't get the label and type.(Tried DescribeSObjectResult Class methods to get label,but it didn't help to get the label dynamically)  I tried it with the following code.  System.debug('Selection-----'+selectedObject); Map&lt;String, Schema.SObjectType&gt; gd = Schema.getGlobalDescribe();  Schema.SObjectType ctype = gd.get(selectedObject);  Map&lt;String, Schema.SobjectField&gt; fmap = ctype.getDescribe().fields.getMap();    List&lt;FieldWrap&gt; strList = new List&lt;WrapMap&gt;(); for(String s: fmap.keySet()) {     WrapMap wmp = new WrapMap();     wmp.name = s;     wmp.label = String.valueOf(fmap.get(s));     strList.add(wmp);  }   Where FieldWrap is my wrapper class with name and field of String types. I'm getting the List of API name of fields,but not the Label and type of it.Is there a way to get the label and type of field.If so, please help me. Removing the TK icon on a Tkinter window How to remove tkinter icon from title bar in it's window What type of path in shebang is more preferable? Does a capacitor store charge? There're some easy concepts which I don't get exactly in my mind. I'm afraid I've been studying these things for two years of my engineering but they still bother me. Capacitor is one of them. Can someone explain?    What does a capacitor do? Does it store charges? If so, then how does it do?   I have searched it on Google and Yahoo but didn't find any helpful thing there (for me). So I will be glad if I got my problem solved here.  P.S. I hope that the question would not again be an off-topic, as it always does and moreover people don't suggest then where to go. It's a real sad thing. I know the minimum number of reference letters required at many U.S. PhD programs in the STEM fields is three -- and that it is also not uncommon for someone to submit a fourth letter.  What about a fifth letter?  Would a fifth letter of recommendation be perceived as "too many"? Compton scattering vs. photoelectric effect Say a photon hits some atom.  What determines whether there will be a photoelectric effect (photon is absorbed, electron is released) or whether there will be a Compton scattering (the photon is  scattered at some angle, and the electron is released with another direction)? Is there any advantage to using pedal straps over clipless pedals? Other than not having to buy special biking shoes, is there any clear advantage to using pedal straps over clipless (aka clip-in or step-in) pedals? RESTful Authentication What does RESTful Authentication mean and how does it work?  I can't find a good overview on Google.  My only understanding is that you pass the session key (remeberal) in the URL, but this could be horribly wrong. Getting CalloutException when testing Batchable class with Callouts and HttpCalloutMock Why is "If ψ ∈ Γ then the sequent (Γ ⊢ ψ) is correct" true? 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Could someone please explain to me and help clarify how the axiom and the definition can both be true. Thank you for all of your help. How do I install the latest stable version of LibreOffice? LibreOffice is seeing some dramatic improvements each version and subversion that goes out.   I would like to have always the latest version of LibreOffice on my machine(s). I know of the PPA that exists but is it recommended to use it with 12.04 for daily use? What are the pro and cons of using the PPA? Will it break my system/Libreoffice installation?  Does libreoffice get eventually also upgraded in the Ubuntu repositories or does this upgrade happen only with new releases? Who manages the upgrades of libreoffice in Ubuntu and in the PPA? This happened when I updated MikTeX to the latest version (as of time of this post) and tried the  regarding adding pdf pages to RevTeX documents. 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