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<blockquote data-quote="Hexmage-EN" data-source="post: 4799897" data-attributes="member: 79428">4E Wizards do have multiple daily powers that they can choose from. The basic Wizard starts with two at 1st Level and can only choose one of them to prepare. At each level that other classes would learn one Daily Power the Wizard gains two. Taking the Expanded Spellbook feat increases that number to three and also allows the character to learn one Daily Power of every level he had attained before taking the feat. A Deva Wizard can also take the Remembered Wizardry feat, which, along with the Expanded Spellbook feat, increases the number of Daily Powers earned from three to four, as well as granting an additional Daily and Utility power for every level the Deva Wizard had attained before taking the feat.So, contrary to your claim, a Fourth Edition Wizard can come to possess quite a number of spells to choose from per day.I'd just like to take a moment to clarify that I am not a 4E fanatic; I generally prefer much of the mechanics and design goals to 3E, but I've become dissatisfied with the game overall to the point that I have decided to no longer buy more 4E material. Instead, I've taken to mining the mechanics I do like and working my own homebrew system.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hexmage-EN, post: 4799897, member: 79428"] 4E Wizards [I]do[/I] have multiple daily powers that they can choose from. The basic Wizard starts with two at 1st Level and can only choose one of them to prepare. At each level that other classes would learn one Daily Power the Wizard gains two. Taking the Expanded Spellbook feat increases that number to three and also allows the character to learn one Daily Power of every level he had attained before taking the feat. A Deva Wizard can also take the Remembered Wizardry feat, which, along with the Expanded Spellbook feat, increases the number of Daily Powers earned from three to four, as well as granting an additional Daily and Utility power for every level the Deva Wizard had attained before taking the feat. So, contrary to your claim, a Fourth Edition Wizard can come to possess quite a number of spells to choose from per day. I'd just like to take a moment to clarify that I am not a 4E fanatic; I generally prefer much of the mechanics and design goals to 3E, but I've become dissatisfied with the game overall to the point that I have decided to no longer buy more 4E material. Instead, I've taken to mining the mechanics I do like and working my own homebrew system. [/QUOTE]

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