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<blockquote data-quote="NaturalZero" data-source="post: 9009184" data-attributes="member: 55705">I think you've inadvertently highlighted just why it's bunk for the fighter and great for the spellcaster.&nbsp; The wizard gets to have all of the spells &quot;equipped&quot; at the same time and has access any of them at any moment when it's their turn. He has polymorph AND conjure animals in his hand, as well as 20 other spells. The fighter, on the other hand, has to carry a golf bag of gear and spend actions to juggle it into his hand, just to switch between minor effects. If we want to bring the fighter closer to the wizard, he needs easy access to all of his &quot;spells&quot; without a huge hassle, to the same degree as the wizard who has his whole golf bag equipped at the same time.For a second, I honestly thought you were making a joke about how bad of a design this is. But I think you're not being sarcastic. This needs to be how the fighter works at level 1, not at a level that no one really plays.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NaturalZero, post: 9009184, member: 55705"] I think you've inadvertently highlighted just why it's bunk for the fighter and great for the spellcaster. The wizard gets to have all of the spells "equipped" at the same time and has access any of them at any moment when it's their turn. He has polymorph AND conjure animals in his hand, as well as 20 other spells. The fighter, on the other hand, has to carry a golf bag of gear and spend actions to juggle it into his hand, just to switch between minor effects. If we want to bring the fighter closer to the wizard, he needs easy access to all of his "spells" without a huge hassle, to the same degree as the wizard who has his whole golf bag equipped at the same time. For a second, I honestly thought you were making a joke about how bad of a design this is. But I think you're not being sarcastic. This needs to be how the fighter works at level 1, not at a level that no one really plays. [/QUOTE]

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