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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 9127587" data-attributes="member: 23751">That wasn't the question.  I asked if you under the scenario you described would allow an ability that was specifically designed to speed up the casting of spell, and can speed up the most powerful(9th level spells), to speed up a mere cantrip from 1 minute to a bonus action or even 1 action? It would make no sense to me to deny an ability that as you say is much more powerful AND designed to speed up spells, while allowing a weaker ability that is not designed to speed up spells to speed up up that cantrip.See, to me if the Bladesinger can do it you(general you) sort of have to allow the Sorcerer to do it just as well, if not better(bonus action) or the world verisimilitude has been shattered.  At that point you(again the general you) are just using rule of cool to allow whatever to work whenever without anything having to make sense.I do agree with you, though, about the potential for abuse to be greater with the Sorcerer ability, which to me is even more reason to deny the Bladesinger.</blockquote>