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<blockquote data-quote="FrogReaver" data-source="post: 7282029" data-attributes="member: 6795602">What you propose meets your goals but its fiddly as you literally have to go through whole spell book and rate each spell and then actually remember the difference in play.&nbsp; What I think.&nbsp; Most concentration spells are really strong and fight changing type spells.&nbsp; The defensive ones already decrease the chance you are going to lose them by lowering the chance you take damage in the first place.&nbsp; What I am afraid of seeing is a 20AC sword and shield Eldritch knight at level 7 using blur leaving most monsters absolutely no chance of removing the spell.&nbsp; A level 13 eldritch knight fighter using shadow blade in a level 3 slot and wrecking everything with it.&nbsp; No chance to lose it etc.&nbsp; The problem is that on already defensive classes that get spell casting, them casting a defensive spell and having no worry about concentration being broken would be terrible.&nbsp; Wheras having blur on the low ac wizard is no problem even if his concentration can't be broken.I'm actually less worried about bless and hunter's mark and hex and magic weapon and such than I am about blur or shield of faith.&nbsp; A paladin / cleric hitting 22-23 ac early on is game changing.&nbsp; Leaving most enemies with a 10% or so chance to hit you is nuts.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FrogReaver, post: 7282029, member: 6795602"] What you propose meets your goals but its fiddly as you literally have to go through whole spell book and rate each spell and then actually remember the difference in play. What I think. Most concentration spells are really strong and fight changing type spells. The defensive ones already decrease the chance you are going to lose them by lowering the chance you take damage in the first place. What I am afraid of seeing is a 20AC sword and shield Eldritch knight at level 7 using blur leaving most monsters absolutely no chance of removing the spell. A level 13 eldritch knight fighter using shadow blade in a level 3 slot and wrecking everything with it. No chance to lose it etc. The problem is that on already defensive classes that get spell casting, them casting a defensive spell and having no worry about concentration being broken would be terrible. Wheras having blur on the low ac wizard is no problem even if his concentration can't be broken. I'm actually less worried about bless and hunter's mark and hex and magic weapon and such than I am about blur or shield of faith. A paladin / cleric hitting 22-23 ac early on is game changing. Leaving most enemies with a 10% or so chance to hit you is nuts. [/QUOTE]

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