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<blockquote data-quote="MThibault" data-source="post: 458895" data-attributes="member: 7971">This situation has never come up in my campaigns, but if halfway through the day, a spellcaster were to lose bonus spells from a high ability score, which spells would she lose?I don't see there being a separate category (as with Domain Spells) for bonus spells.&nbsp; They seem to just add to your pool of slots available.&nbsp; Did you prepare Sleep or Magic Missile with your bonus slot?&nbsp; You could have cast either spell anyway (niether requires a higher ability score) so there is nothing to differentiate them.If you do rule that there are distinct bonus slots, then the wizard (or worse, Sorcerer or Bard) could just make sure that he uses the bonus slot first so if he takes ability damage later he won't lose that spell.I guess I would just roll randomly from the remaining spells prepared/spell slots.&nbsp; That way the penalty for stat damage or loss is always the same.Any other ways of approaching this?Cheers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MThibault, post: 458895, member: 7971"] This situation has never come up in my campaigns, but if halfway through the day, a spellcaster were to lose bonus spells from a high ability score, which spells would she lose? I don't see there being a separate category (as with Domain Spells) for bonus spells. They seem to just add to your pool of slots available. Did you prepare Sleep or Magic Missile with your bonus slot? You could have cast either spell anyway (niether requires a higher ability score) so there is nothing to differentiate them. If you do rule that there are distinct bonus slots, then the wizard (or worse, Sorcerer or Bard) could just make sure that he uses the bonus slot first so if he takes ability damage later he won't lose that spell. I guess I would just roll randomly from the remaining spells prepared/spell slots. That way the penalty for stat damage or loss is always the same. Any other ways of approaching this? Cheers. [/QUOTE]

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