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Message: <blockquote data-quote="victorysaber" data-source="post: 5199986" data-attributes="member: 16171">I couldn't find any rules that allow you to substitute spell slots for material/XP components. I know there's a feat/rule that allows you to spend XP in lieu of material components (costs 1 XP for every 5 gp value of the component).So I'm thinking of coming up with a feat for it.Substitute Material ComponentsPrerequisites: Eschew MaterialsBenefit: You may substitute spell slots in lieu of material components. A spell slot's gp value is worth the square of its level, times 250 (spell level x spell level x 250). You many only substitute one spell slot at a time, and the gp value of the spell slot must be equal to or greater than the material component's gp value.Substitute XP ComponentsPrerequisites: Eschew MaterialsBenefit: You may substitute spell slots in lieu of XP components. A spell slot's XP value is worth the square of its level, times 50 (spell level x spell level x 50). You many only substitute one spell slot at a time, and the XP value of the spell slot must be equal to or greater than the material component's XP value.I'm contemplating if the value of the spell slots are too little. At the moment, you need a 10th level spell slot to be able to account for Wish's XP components. I don't know it if makes sense, that you need to be able to use a higher level spell slot to account for a lower level spell's components.Should I change the gp cost to (spell level^2 x 500) and the XP cost to (spell level^2 x 100) instead? Or should the values be 375/75? I'm using the 1 XP = 5 gp model, evidently.</blockquote>

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