AU’s Adept Feats and class spells

Quote from DougBlacksheep >>

So, as a Wizard evoker, taking Evocation Adapt means I don't get to use Empowered Evocation on my evocation spells because they are not considered Wizard spells - on top of losing the bonus from Arcane Grimoire.

All of the spells granted by Evocation Adept are already on the Wizard list, so that shouldn't be an issue.

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Quote from DougBlacksheep >>

So, as a Wizard evoker, taking Evocation Adapt means I don't get to use Empowered Evocation on my evocation spells because they are not considered Wizard spells - on top of losing the bonus from Arcane Grimoire.

All of the spells granted by Evocation Adept are already on the Wizard list, so that shouldn't be an issue.

 It is on DNDBeyond.  None of the Adapt spells get the +2 from the Grimoire and none get the extra Int Mod damage from Empowered Evocation.

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Quote from DougBlacksheep >>

So, as a Wizard evoker, taking Evocation Adapt means I don't get to use Empowered Evocation on my evocation spells because they are not considered Wizard spells - on top of losing the bonus from Arcane Grimoire.

All of the spells granted by Evocation Adept are already on the Wizard list, so that shouldn't be an issue.

 It is on DNDBeyond.  None of the Adapt spells get the +2 from the Grimoire and none get the extra Int Mod damage from Empowered Evocation.

I don't think that's ever worked for spells you get from sources outside your class spellcasting feature. It should, according to the rules, but D&D Beyond doesn't support it for whatever reason. Hopefully it's something they can fix in the new version they're working on.