Wizard/cleric multiclass

[frawracopter]

The wizards inscribe feat is pretty nice and useful but, if you multiclass with cleric can you inscribe divine scrolls, I assume no but there is always a thought in the back of my head that it might be possible does anyone know if this is possible?
If there is anything you know about it or multiclassing wizard and cleric. any reviews, opinions, facts, anything would be useful to help me decide if I want to multiclass wizard with cleric.

Thanks for your time.

[unbongwah]

Wizards can only inscribe arcane spells: there's some overlap with divine spells (e.g., both schools get energy resist / protection); but give up any dreams you have of inscribing Heal scrolls on a wizard.

As a general rule, heavily multiclassing casters is strongly discouraged, as you wind up with gimpy casting in two schools rather than strong casting in one. I know there are various arcane / divine mixes in PnP D&D (e.g., Mystic Theurge), but those concepts just don't translate well in DDO, unfortunately.

[tharveysinjin]

The wizards inscribe feat is pretty nice and useful but, if you multiclass with cleric can you inscribe divine scrolls, I assume no but there is always a thought in the back of my head that it might be possible does anyone know if this is possible?
If there is anything you know about it or multiclassing wizard and cleric. any reviews, opinions, facts, anything would be useful to help me decide if I want to multiclass wizard with cleric.

Thanks for your time.

In the 3rd edition of D&D, the inscribe scroll feat allows a caster to:
1. Add a spell from a scroll to his/her spellbook
2. Create scrolls of spells that the caster knows

However, DDO only allows wizards and artificers to inscribe spells from scroll sinto their spellbooks. Scroll creation is not part of the game for any caster, so, neither arcane nor divine scrolls can be created by players characters.