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<blockquote data-quote="Hell0W0rld" data-source="post: 9219291" data-attributes="member: 7043718">I think I will put down my last comment on this thread, since it seems that I am pretty much repeating myself.The reason I brought up feats is because people use Mage Slayer to dismiss the idea of making casters interruptable by default, ignoring the fact that casters are already stronger than non-casters.Allowing casters to be interrupted does not mean the caster spends every turn interrupted, it means they need to take measures to avoid it, which lowers their power level on the whole.Measures to avoid spell interruption in a world where that's the default are not limited to being a hypothetical Combat Casting feat but also include the full suite of defensive and mobility options a sorcerer has access to such as Shield and Misty Step, or simply having good AC like being a cleric.If casters are nerfed to a degree where their power falls closer to that of non-casters, that means the GM has more room to design fights where both archetypes are able to contribute equally, rather than having the non-casters play sidekick while the caster takes the spotlight.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hell0W0rld, post: 9219291, member: 7043718"] I think I will put down my last comment on this thread, since it seems that I am pretty much repeating myself. The reason I brought up feats is because people use Mage Slayer to dismiss the idea of making casters interruptable by default, ignoring the fact that casters are already stronger than non-casters. Allowing casters to be interrupted [B]does not mean the caster spends every turn interrupted[/B], it means they need to take measures to avoid it, which lowers their power level on the whole. Measures to avoid spell interruption in a world where that's the default are not limited to being a hypothetical Combat Casting feat but also include the full suite of defensive and mobility options a sorcerer has access to such as Shield and Misty Step, or simply having good AC like being a cleric. If casters are nerfed to a degree where their power falls closer to that of non-casters, that means the GM has more room to design fights where both archetypes are able to contribute equally, rather than having the non-casters play sidekick while the caster takes the spotlight. [/QUOTE]

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