Editing Spontaneous Casting (section)

==List of Spontaneous Caster Classes==
* [[Arcanist]]: Uses a variant as mentioned above.
* [[Rogue#Assassin|Assassin]]: An unusual Intelligence based spontaneous caster that knows a few spells to help them be sneaky or make a clean getaway.
* [[Bard]]: Was changed from [[Vancian Casting]] to this in 3rd edition.
* [[Bloodrager]]: Barbarian with a bit of Sorcerer.
* [[Favored Soul]]: Spontaneous casting from the [[Cleric]] list. Had three fundamental flaws that crippled it 1: Gave them [[Multiple Ability Dependency]] as [[Nerf]] to full casters that Clerics didn't get 2: One of the important things for a Cleric to do is to remove aliments during off days (Fight has been cursed? Better suck it up till you go back to town because the Favored Soul can't fix it). 3: Lack of [[Turn Undead]] made qualifying for most divine prestige classes impossible.
* [[Hunter (Pathfinder)|Hunter]]: Spontaneously casts spells from the Druid ''and'' Ranger lists. Wisdom based.
* [[Inquisitor (Pathfinder)|Inquisitor]]: A spontaneous divine caster with its own list. Pairs it with some skill monkey ability. Wisdom based.
* [[Oracle]]: A [[Pathfinder]] creation to create a "core" divine magic full caster class using Spontaneous Casting. Fares better than Favored Soul did thanks to not being MAD, Mnemonic Vestments mitigating the aliment removal spells problem, and Pathfinder not using Prestige Classes much (and what were didn't need Turn Undead).
* [[Skald]]: An angrier more martial Bard.
* [[Sorcerer (Dungeons & Dragons)|Sorcerer]]: The original Spontaneous Caster, and the class for whom the mechanic was invented.
* [[Spirit Shaman]]: Spontaneous casting from the [[Druid]] class.
* [[Summoner]]: Though spontaneous casting is largely secondary to the big beatstick they create.