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<blockquote data-quote="Gadget" data-source="post: 7342220" data-attributes="member: 23716">There is nothing in the rules preventing you from casting both fireball and lightning bolt in the same combat.&nbsp; Setting aside how efficient or optimal such a tactic would be, you are not going to enter combat and realize: &quot;Oh, I cast lighting bolt last round, I can't cast fireball this round&quot;.&nbsp; So the comparison does not really apply.&nbsp; And there are a fair number of Concentration spells that you would like to apply to the same combat that are a lot more efficient than a lightning bolt/fireball combo that could trip up a newer player.&nbsp; A Druid may want to cast Barkskin &amp; Flame Blade, a cleric may want to have shield of Faith and Bane, a Warlock both Hex and Cloud of Daggers, etc.&nbsp; It really is a consideration that must be made when selecting/preparing spells.&nbsp; That said, I'll just reiterate what I posed in the other thread:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gadget, post: 7342220, member: 23716"] There is nothing in the rules preventing you from casting both fireball and lightning bolt in the same combat. Setting aside how efficient or optimal such a tactic would be, you are not going to enter combat and realize: "Oh, I cast lighting bolt last round, I [I]can't[/I] cast fireball this round". So the comparison does not really apply. And there are a fair number of Concentration spells that you would like to apply to the same combat that are a lot more efficient than a lightning bolt/fireball combo that could trip up a newer player. A Druid may want to cast Barkskin & Flame Blade, a cleric may want to have shield of Faith and Bane, a Warlock both Hex and Cloud of Daggers, etc. It really is a consideration that must be made when selecting/preparing spells. That said, I'll just reiterate what I posed in the other thread: [/QUOTE]

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