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<blockquote data-quote="Helldritch" data-source="post: 8024607" data-attributes="member: 6855114"><p>To NaturalZero</p><p>One wizard voted no. The player that said that I was too strict. Two other wizards (one full fledge, the other a fighter3/wizard5) voted to keep things as they are.</p><p></p><p>Wizards are in no way nerfed as they get their spell anyways. They just have to pay for the inks. Which is a big deal as spells are expansive in my campaigns. Other players are paying a lot of money for potions and alchemy stuff. The wizards in my campaign are hampered in no way save a monetary aspect. And even that is not that much. As I said, if you read above, my question arose because a power gamer called me on that because it is his first time in 6 years that he is doing a wizard... It has more to say:" We want to keep in touch with 1ed where wizard did not have auto spells." and "5ed where spells are easy to come by. (more or less depending on the campaign.)"</p><p></p><p></p><p>None. But I would like a bit more variety. I even removed concentration on Hex to see more warlocks... Wizards' versatility is hard to beat in the mind of my players...</p><p></p><p></p><p>1) Wizard are not less fun. The fundamentals are still the same. That is a harsh judgement as you never were at my table.</p><p></p><p>2) It was voted nearly unanimously (1 no vs 11 yes) and I do not get to vote unless there is a tie. If it were only my preferences, wouldn't they have voted nay? Nope. Even the other wizards prefer it this way. Who are you to say that I am putting my preferences above theirs? Didn't you read the posts where I say that It was voted by the players? I play a very democratic game. I see myself as a referee. We play by the common acknowledge preferences of both group of players. I was simply wondering if I was too strict in applying the rule. According to some, the rule does not go far enough. According to the votes of my players (2 wizards included beside the other one) it was ok. </p><p></p><p>But thanks again for all that shared their opinions without judging. That is appreciated.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Helldritch, post: 8024607, member: 6855114"] To NaturalZero One wizard voted no. The player that said that I was too strict. Two other wizards (one full fledge, the other a fighter3/wizard5) voted to keep things as they are. Wizards are in no way nerfed as they get their spell anyways. They just have to pay for the inks. Which is a big deal as spells are expansive in my campaigns. Other players are paying a lot of money for potions and alchemy stuff. The wizards in my campaign are hampered in no way save a monetary aspect. And even that is not that much. As I said, if you read above, my question arose because a power gamer called me on that because it is his first time in 6 years that he is doing a wizard... It has more to say:" We want to keep in touch with 1ed where wizard did not have auto spells." and "5ed where spells are easy to come by. (more or less depending on the campaign.)" None. But I would like a bit more variety. I even removed concentration on Hex to see more warlocks... Wizards' versatility is hard to beat in the mind of my players... 1) Wizard are not less fun. The fundamentals are still the same. That is a harsh judgement as you never were at my table. 2) It was voted nearly unanimously (1 no vs 11 yes) and I do not get to vote unless there is a tie. If it were only my preferences, wouldn't they have voted nay? Nope. Even the other wizards prefer it this way. Who are you to say that I am putting my preferences above theirs? Didn't you read the posts where I say that It was voted by the players? I play a very democratic game. I see myself as a referee. We play by the common acknowledge preferences of both group of players. I was simply wondering if I was too strict in applying the rule. According to some, the rule does not go far enough. According to the votes of my players (2 wizards included beside the other one) it was ok. But thanks again for all that shared their opinions without judging. That is appreciated. [/QUOTE]
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