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<blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 5816799" data-attributes="member: 63508">Spellcasters sometimes cast off different mental ability scores.Spellcasters sometimes cast off separate spell lists.Spellcasters sometimes cast off their own spell per day lists.Spellcasters sometimes cast with their own spellcasting strengthsSpellcasters all have separate training backgrounds.Because of the above, player and non-player characters tend to not have multiple styles spell casting types.So I was wondering. Would people be willing to sacrifice fluff to have different magic users stack the different aspects of spellcasting. Classes would count as a spellcaster of one of the 3 power sources (arcane, divine, primal) and simply add their levels together to determine their strengths and number of spells.A 4th level ranger who joins a druidic order for 3 levels casts as a 5th rank&nbsp; primalist by adding half her ranger levels to his druid levels.&nbsp; A sorcerer who decides to study the wizard method of magic doesn't have a sorcerer list and a wizard list.&nbsp; He or she is just an arcanist who can spontaneously cast these spells while those spells come form the spellbook. A feat lets her cast her wizard spells with her Charisma score.A bard is starts as a 1st level arcanist (or primalist) and every 2 levels after her arcanist (or primalist) rank increases.&nbsp; Multiclassing to an assassin increases her arcanist rank instead of making a new list.Simpler and less pages, tables, and extra character sheets.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Minigiant, post: 5816799, member: 63508"] Spellcasters sometimes cast off different mental ability scores. Spellcasters sometimes cast off separate spell lists. Spellcasters sometimes cast off their own spell per day lists. Spellcasters sometimes cast with their own spellcasting strengths Spellcasters all have separate training backgrounds. Because of the above, player and non-player characters tend to not have multiple styles spell casting types. So I was wondering. Would people be willing to sacrifice fluff to have different magic users stack the different aspects of spellcasting. Classes would count as a spellcaster of one of the 3 power sources (arcane, divine, primal) and simply add their levels together to determine their strengths and number of spells. A 4th level ranger who joins a druidic order for 3 levels casts as a 5th rank primalist by adding half her ranger levels to his druid levels. A sorcerer who decides to study the wizard method of magic doesn't have a sorcerer list and a wizard list. He or she is just an arcanist who can spontaneously cast these spells while those spells come form the spellbook. A feat lets her cast her wizard spells with her Charisma score. A bard is starts as a 1st level arcanist (or primalist) and every 2 levels after her arcanist (or primalist) rank increases. Multiclassing to an assassin increases her arcanist rank instead of making a new list. Simpler and less pages, tables, and extra character sheets. [/QUOTE]

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