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There are quite a few spells where Caster level is mostly or completely useless though. But that doesnt make Ashmaker/War Mage useless.
Spell penetration is based on penetration value of caster main spellcasting attributes modifier for example for wizard intelligence it can be increased by special food special items or feats like spell penetration greater penetration or mythic penetration or elven spirit. Thats something which can be measured and working in reality. But anything uve said so far aint faint evidence in the combat log nor visible effect. I tried several times casting several spells and I dont see any evidence that this item ashmaker would improve casting of evocation spells ANYHOW.
Just save game attack with anyone equipped with ashmaker cast for instance fireball ,hellfire ray on him then check the combat log do load the game and do the same without ashmaker you can see there isnt any noticible difference measurable or visible. In mine opinion its bug and staff should increase IF equipped DC of all evocation spells but it doesnt therefore its crappy worhless staff good for selling tho.
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Spell Penetration has absolutely nothing to do with the spellcasting stat. It is only the caster level + spell penetration feats + any items or the rare buff that gives a bonus to caster level/spell penetration plus the result of a D20 roll.
A spells DC is 10+ the spell's level (without the increases associated with metamagic feats EXCEPT heighten)+ the controlling stat modifier (Int for Wizards, Wis for Clerics/Druids, Charisma for Sorcerers, etc) + any feats/items/buffs that add to the DC. Those last are almost always associated with a specific school of magic or a type of saving throw (Fort, Reflex, Will) associated with the spell to resist the effects of the spell.
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Where in the combat log is counted with the bonus effect of this staff mind enlighten me? How to prove it has any measurable effect on spell?
Where in the combat log is counted with the bonus effect of this staff mind enlighten me? How to prove it has any measurable effect on spell? [/quote]
Unfortunately, there is no detailed breakdown for either spell penetration or spell DC in the combat log. However, try this. Open up the character profile and go to the spell book of the character with the staff. On the left hand side of the spell book it will tell you what that character's spell penetration is with all the bonuses it has at the moment (not sure if allied spellcaster teamwork feat will show up here unless you are in combat or not). If you look in the spell book at a spell of the evocation school look at it's Difficulty Class (DC). Now unequip your staff. Look at the spell again. If it doesn't change then there is a bug and you should report it. I just check with Daerun and took off both his Robe of Fire and his Fiery Spell Weaver and I can say the numbers for both spell penetration and DC changed exactly as they should have.
Hope that helps.