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<blockquote data-quote="Darklone" data-source="post: 298175" data-attributes="member: 1372">We had a group till around lvl10 and for a long time our fighter had a cursed +2 longsword and the others two +1 daggers. Many other magical items but no weapons, armours or other so called standard equipment.The wizard7/cleric3 was always stronger than the others (polymorph self), but he was a few levels ahead, so noone really complained.As the cleric at lvl9 started to use Greater Magic weapon, Magic Vestment and similar spells to enhance his fighting abilities, he quickly surpassed anyone else. The bard, fighter/rogue and monk who were one level behind (additionally) suffered a lot from not being able to accomplish anything while the big ones did solo adventures.On the Kalamar board have been lots of discussions with many good ideas how to keep spellcasters balanced in a low magic campaign. The ideas range from: &quot;Force them to multiclass&quot; to &quot;Defence Bonus a la WoT&quot; or other nice things.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Darklone, post: 298175, member: 1372"] We had a group till around lvl10 and for a long time our fighter had a cursed +2 longsword and the others two +1 daggers. Many other magical items but no weapons, armours or other so called standard equipment. The wizard7/cleric3 was always stronger than the others (polymorph self), but he was a few levels ahead, so noone really complained. As the cleric at lvl9 started to use Greater Magic weapon, Magic Vestment and similar spells to enhance his fighting abilities, he quickly surpassed anyone else. The bard, fighter/rogue and monk who were one level behind (additionally) suffered a lot from not being able to accomplish anything while the big ones did solo adventures. On the Kalamar board have been lots of discussions with many good ideas how to keep spellcasters balanced in a low magic campaign. The ideas range from: "Force them to multiclass" to "Defence Bonus a la WoT" or other nice things. [/QUOTE]

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