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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hashmalum" data-source="post: 1052811" data-attributes="member: 9450">The point isn't to implement spell chains/power chains (which I plan to implement as a seperate feat); the point is to allow characters to replace spells they don't use with new ones. There are many reasons that a character might not use a particular spell for a while other than learning a new spell that does the same thing only better. They might have made a bad choice to start with (especially likely with new players to the game), the spell might be one that is intrinsically useless past a certain level (such as the daze and sleep spells with their fixed HD caps), or the campaign environment might have changed dramatically such that previous spells are no longer useful (such as a greatly prolonged exploration of a lich-ridden crypt filled with undead negating the usefulness of mind-affecting spells).See the previous response regarding spells with fixed limits.It's really just a record-keeping convenience. If you rely on memory alone, sooner or later the player involved and the DM are likely to remember things differently (leading to arguements). If the DM institutes a usage-tracking system for all sorcerer spells players will probably be annoyed by the extra work, and/or forget to do it.Very little, really. Well, I guess you might forget to use a spell you wanted to keep and lose it by mistake, and you'd have to do some additional bookkeeping on all your spells. Like I said, the "forgetting" is just a record-keeping convenience.</blockquote>

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