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<blockquote data-quote="Steffen Haeuser" data-source="post: 7305187" data-attributes="member: 6916222">Changing spellpoints (we use the system from Dungeon Master's Guide) into Sorcery points of course. That's the reason why I can only do this every second round, as changing spellpoints into sorcery points requires a minor action. And if I notice spellpoints get tight, I can of course go to a less resource-intensive version like only using quicken no twin or even skipping it for a round (but usually I don't need to play conservative... the other caster-characters are usually out of spellpoints before me ^^).And not costly. Asides from an occasional non-combat spell, the character does not need spellpoints. And the &quot;occasional spell&quot; is cheap as the character has only L1 and L2 spells. Usually I even have still enough spell points to do the occasional &quot;Shield&quot; in combat. Remember that the spells I quicken+twin are merily cantrips and do not cost any resources!On our table though in the meanwhile Quicken and Twin in one round has been abolished (not only because of my character - we found out that after a while close to EVERYONE does something with Sorcerer, at least as multiclass - and other arcane caster options nearly disappeared - quickened+twin, if now the melee version or just quicken+twin firebolts just became too attractive and the damage output too high compared to other options).We play very &quot;story-based&quot; though, a big part of the game evening is non-combat always, so we have probably less encounters than others (and no, we do not want to change this ;-) ).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Steffen Haeuser, post: 7305187, member: 6916222"] Changing spellpoints (we use the system from Dungeon Master's Guide) into Sorcery points of course. That's the reason why I can only do this every second round, as changing spellpoints into sorcery points requires a minor action. And if I notice spellpoints get tight, I can of course go to a less resource-intensive version like only using quicken no twin or even skipping it for a round (but usually I don't need to play conservative... the other caster-characters are usually out of spellpoints before me ^^). And not costly. Asides from an occasional non-combat spell, the character does not need spellpoints. And the "occasional spell" is cheap as the character has only L1 and L2 spells. Usually I even have still enough spell points to do the occasional "Shield" in combat. Remember that the spells I quicken+twin are merily cantrips and do not cost any resources! On our table though in the meanwhile Quicken and Twin in one round has been abolished (not only because of my character - we found out that after a while close to EVERYONE does something with Sorcerer, at least as multiclass - and other arcane caster options nearly disappeared - quickened+twin, if now the melee version or just quicken+twin firebolts just became too attractive and the damage output too high compared to other options). We play very "story-based" though, a big part of the game evening is non-combat always, so we have probably less encounters than others (and no, we do not want to change this ;-) ). [/QUOTE]

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