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Like I wrote above: the point is to encourage creativity and strategy, not to shut the casters down.

I hear ya. Although I've noticed OSR clones are gaining traction.

My next Call of Cthulhu one shot?

"My group is playing 5th Edition, and I have this question about the 5th Edition rules, so I posted it in the 5th Edition forum and marked it with the 5th Edition tag, and I included a link to the 5th Edition source material." "Okay but in 4th Edition..."

You assume too much. :) It wasn't a wizard that was spamming cantrips, it was our warlock. And although I wrote it for an NPC in my campaign, I was allowed to use it for my Abjuration wizard when it was someone else's turn to sit in the DM chair. It was perfect for dealing with enemy...

The ability to circumvent it through strategy and varied play is a feature, not a bug. :) I wrote it to break my players out of their rut of standing in the same spot and spamming the same cantrip, every round of every battle. I wasn't trying to shut them down, just encourage them to be more...

Sorry, I was mostly replying to the comment above it. I've added the quote for clarity.

I don't really have an issue with cantrip-spam, but I can see where others might. So instead of adding rules restrictions like uses per day or concentration, how about an anti-cantrip? I posted this in another (and probably unrelated) thread, so I'll copy it here. DIFFLE'S DENIAL Abjuration...

Off-topic, but I created a cantrip called "Diffle's Denial" for cantrips. Check it out: DIFFLE'S DENIAL Abjuration cantrip (Wizard) Casting Time: 1 reaction Range: 60 feet Components: S Duration: Instantaneous You attempt to interrupt a creature in the process of casting a cantrip. If the...

I know, I know....a square is defined as "a shape composed of four lines of equal length, with four right angles" but this is so much funnier.

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Thanks for the replies, everyone. I knew y'all would have the details. I think the ability to grant darkvision to everyone in the party is a non-issue, though, since most of us already have it. The massive range of darkvision is pretty impressive, though; I can see that would be very...

I only know the rules for combat, so that would be what? 90 percent?

What does "50% mastery" look like, for you?

I wrote a reply to this, but decided to move it over to its own thread so that I didn't derail this one.