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<blockquote data-quote="Gadget" data-source="post: 7342249" data-attributes="member: 23716">And you miss my point, the concentration rules make it a consideration, more so than the inefficiency of various combos (While it is true that game play over time will help along the more efficient combos in a survival of the fittest type of manner, this is not an upfront restriction). Well, yes, that is the point of concentration.&nbsp; The proverbial inexperienced/newbie player who would choose the lightning bolt/fireball combo would presumably not be cognizant of the subtleties of these rule interactions and might find out, almost by accident, &quot;in the moment&quot; that a certain combination is ineligible and be forced to take note at spell selection/preparation time; whereas the &quot;less efficient&quot; spell combo would sail through, perhaps unnoticed by the player, happily blasting away until the harsh mistress of adventures and total party kills taught him or her better through experience over time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gadget, post: 7342249, member: 23716"] And you miss my point, the concentration rules [I]make[/I] it a consideration, more so than the inefficiency of various combos (While it is true that game play over time will help along the more efficient combos in a survival of the fittest type of manner, this is not an upfront restriction). Well, yes, that is the point of concentration. The proverbial inexperienced/newbie player who would choose the lightning bolt/fireball combo would presumably not be cognizant of the subtleties of these rule interactions and might find out, almost by accident, "in the moment" that a certain combination is ineligible and be forced to take note at spell selection/preparation time; whereas the "less efficient" spell combo would sail through, perhaps unnoticed by the player, happily blasting away until the harsh mistress of adventures and total party kills taught him or her better through experience over time. [/QUOTE]

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