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<blockquote data-quote="DreamChaser" data-source="post: 4404226" data-attributes="member: 1190">So how did / would you then address the huge power differential between wizards and fighters? The wizard is less powerful now because (especially at mid-to-high levels) it was too powerful before.I'm confused. All classes already have the ability to retrain lower level powers. The benefit wizards possess that the other classes do not is the &quot;double option / one per day&quot; for their daily and utility spells.All removing the spellbook would do is remove the ability to &quot;steal&quot; a wizard's ability to change their utility / daily spell selection, which is not a huge deal IMHO. Make the choice something that they change while they sleep (it alters while they dream or &quot;trance&quot;) and so it can only be adjusted during an extended rest.That said, I have no problem with the self editing spellbook any more than I have a problem with rogues using a sling to send a blinding barrage of bullets at half a dozen enemies. Wizards do / are / embody magic. Their books are special. Heck, my computer is self editing and I'm not even a wizard.DC</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DreamChaser, post: 4404226, member: 1190"] So how did / would you then address the huge power differential between wizards and fighters? The wizard is less powerful now because (especially at mid-to-high levels) it was too powerful before. I'm confused. All classes already have the ability to retrain lower level powers. The benefit wizards possess that the other classes do not is the "double option / one per day" for their daily and utility spells. All removing the spellbook would do is remove the ability to "steal" a wizard's ability to change their utility / daily spell selection, which is not a huge deal IMHO. Make the choice something that they change while they sleep (it alters while they dream or "trance") and so it can only be adjusted during an extended rest. That said, I have no problem with the self editing spellbook any more than I have a problem with rogues using a sling to send a blinding barrage of bullets at half a dozen enemies. Wizards do / are / embody magic. Their books are special. Heck, my computer is self editing and I'm not even a wizard. DC [/QUOTE]

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