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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Herzog" data-source="post: 4830258" data-attributes="member: 25696">@Thanee:A Wizard with Alacritous Cogitation is a spellcaster who prepares spells each day AND casts spontaneously from a list of spells known.A Sorcerer with Arcane Preparation is a spellcaster who casts spontaneously from a list of spells known AND prepares spells each day. The wizard and sorcerer have been picked out in the text following this quote as examples. Adding Alacritous Cogitation or Arcane Preparation to these classes changes the way these classes work, which means they no longer 'match' the examples given. @Jack Simth:I hadn't read the text this closely before, and I'll go as far as admit your interpretation is probably correct. As a DM, I would still allow it, since it hardly seems overpowered (you still need to keep the slot uncast), but also because of the reading of Heighten Spell: Since you are able to cast a spell of the appropriate level using Heighten Spell, i would qualify that as 'available to cast'.</blockquote>