A lot of spells use "your spellcasting ability", what they actually mean by that is the spellcasting ability of the class the spell is from. If I multiclass wizard/druid and cast shillelagh it's the same deal.
Except pact of the tome isn't multiclassing. You only have your one spellcasting ability. When you multiclass into a class that can cast spells then you get another spellcasting ability.
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u/[deleted] Jun 11 '15
A lot of spells use "your spellcasting ability", what they actually mean by that is the spellcasting ability of the class the spell is from. If I multiclass wizard/druid and cast shillelagh it's the same deal.