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<blockquote data-quote="Alzrius" data-source="post: 457691" data-attributes="member: 8461">Are you going to be doing that for the remaining abilities as well, namely, Intelligence, Dexterity, Constitution, and Charisma?Also, Im not sure that the idea of splitting the Wisdom power into two different powers is a good idea like that. It makes sense for Strength, since everyone has something to gain by upping that (namely a better BAB bonus and damage bonus), but increasing Wisdom for spells is only useful to divine spellcasters. So, making two powers, with the intent of making someone wanting bonus spells pay a higher cost than anyone else who just wants to increase wisdom for whatever reason (like a monk who wants to up his wisdom bonus to AC), seems to punish those who can get bonus divine spells. Essentially, any non-divine spellcaster can get the full benefits of upping his Wisdom score with just Super Wise, while a divine spellcaster has to pay a higher cost to get Heightened Wisdom to receive the full benefits of increasing his Wisdom. It seems slightly unfair.Just my take on it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Alzrius, post: 457691, member: 8461"] Are you going to be doing that for the remaining abilities as well, namely, Intelligence, Dexterity, Constitution, and Charisma? Also, Im not sure that the idea of splitting the Wisdom power into two different powers is a good idea like that. It makes sense for Strength, since everyone has something to gain by upping that (namely a better BAB bonus and damage bonus), but increasing Wisdom for spells is only useful to divine spellcasters. So, making two powers, with the intent of making someone wanting bonus spells pay a higher cost than anyone else who just wants to increase wisdom for whatever reason (like a monk who wants to up his wisdom bonus to AC), seems to punish those who can get bonus divine spells. Essentially, any non-divine spellcaster can get the full benefits of upping his Wisdom score with just Super Wise, while a divine spellcaster has to pay a higher cost to get Heightened Wisdom to receive the full benefits of increasing his Wisdom. It seems slightly unfair. Just my take on it. [/QUOTE]

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