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<blockquote data-quote="5ekyu" data-source="post: 7840502" data-attributes="member: 6919838">Re wizards prepping rituals...&quot;My point was there's no reason to and that's why the wizard wouldn't do it.&quot;But then you are just wrong. The issue was brought up by others due to how having the option to cast Unsern Servant as a slot in 1 action not as a ritual has advantages - including not taking concentration but also as a quick effect, not wating 10m. For some, like Comprrhend Languages, it's just time saving. Having it slotted for a wizard allows either, just like it would for a book of rituals warlock who chose it as one of its four. So, there are reasons to do so. I did it myself when running a wizard about two to three campaigns ago where I got a lot of mileage out of US and that included ritual cast and slot cast. So, if I had a concentration dprll going I could cast US. Could so so in combat. Etc. The point I was making yo that poster was that the eizard having at the level they cherried had 6 prep slots vs warlock 4 and could change them daily not at level, so it was even easier for the wizard, not the warlock. If you see it as no reason to do it for a wizard, that helps explain a lot.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="5ekyu, post: 7840502, member: 6919838"] Re wizards prepping rituals... "My point was there's no reason to and that's why the wizard wouldn't do it." But then you are just wrong. The issue was brought up by others due to how having the option to cast Unsern Servant as a slot in 1 action not as a ritual has advantages - including not taking concentration but also as a quick effect, not wating 10m. For some, like Comprrhend Languages, it's just time saving. Having it slotted for a wizard allows either, just like it would for a book of rituals warlock who chose it as one of its four. So, there are reasons to do so. I did it myself when running a wizard about two to three campaigns ago where I got a lot of mileage out of US and that included ritual cast and slot cast. So, if I had a concentration dprll going I could cast US. Could so so in combat. Etc. The point I was making yo that poster was that the eizard having at the level they cherried had 6 prep slots vs warlock 4 and could change them daily not at level, so it was even easier for the wizard, not the warlock. If you see it as no reason to do it for a wizard, that helps explain a lot. [/QUOTE]

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