Ahh, my mistake. I thought because wands in 3.5 had a minimum caster level of 5th to create, the spell put into any given wand was assumed to have been placed there by a 5th level caster.
It's been a while since I've played 3.5 as you can see.
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It's been a while since I've played 3.5 as you can see.
You can craft them lower CL iirc. As much naughty word as 3.5 wands of CLW get, these days whenever o5e's rest healing excess comes up they were far less problematic due to the fact that I as the GM could & did have the ability to limit them to what I felt appropriate by saying "out of stock" & spreading damage around to consume 10 or 15 charges from a 4-5 player party each needing 2-3 plus a few extra on the ones who took big damage.Ahh, my mistake. I thought because wands in 3.5 had a minimum caster level of 5th to create, the spell put into any given wand was assumed to have been placed there by a 5th level caster.
It's been a while since I've played 3.5 as you can see.
Personally I'm looking forward to seeing how strife/fatigue equipment damage & supply changes things up at the table in a5e.
Ultimately the CLW wand system, as "gamist" as it was, was probably the best form of "dial healing" we have seen to date.
A DM who wanted a grittier game could just deny those wands to its party members....and suddenly rest healing is low. Give it to them frequently, and its "infinite rest healing". Provide the wands sparingly, and its somewhere in between. Effectively every dnd party could dial the amount of rest grittiness they wanted with the adjustment of such items.
A valid observation. It's my first poll, however, so you'll have to forgive me.I think you left out an "it depends" poll choice.
I hereby forgive, acquit, and absolve you!A valid observation. It's my first poll, however, so you'll have to forgive me.
(This is what sleep deprivation does, kids. Just say no to sleep deprivation.)
