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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Blue" data-source="post: 7925626" data-attributes="member: 20564">I feel that Concentration is one of the (many) shining lights of 5e.My only complaints within 5e is that there is a limited selection of spells that I think should have been done in non-Concentration ways because I don't think it fits both thematically and balance wise. The Paladin smites are the most obvious one.For a 6e type of idea that messes with balance too much to bring into 5e (or a 5.5e), I wouldn't mind the ability to have a second Concentration in specific circumstances. Perhaps a Wizard (Illusionist) in Tier 3 can maintain Concentration on an illusion/phantasm as well as another spell. Or an archmage can concentrate on an extra spell of levels 1-2. Or maybe that could be something to make the sorcerer more unique, with their natural talent allowing more than one Concentration. (Though careful with Twin Spell to make sure they don't double up on it twice for four single target Concentration effects from a single caster.)But right now, I am loving how Concentration makes me be tactical as a caster, and as someone at a table how much it avoid the layered buffs/debuffs of earlier editions.</blockquote>