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<blockquote data-quote="Shard O'Glase" data-source="post: 492492" data-attributes="member: 1134">I wish the poll had more options rather than an on/off style poll.I think it is slightly too good, I think it shouldn't have the +4to ac as well as the partial action.&nbsp; But I use it as is, because it is just a little to good, a high end 3rd level spell.&nbsp; Basically I'm going to go with the number of encounters thing one side is talking about.&nbsp; Simple fact is inD&amp;D spellcasters rule the roost if they only have to deal with a couple encoutners a day. They can easily way laste to their enemies, overcome all obstalces, and still have spells in the reserve.&nbsp; If you have a good number of encounters then blowing through spells isn't a good plan, saving spells and leting people handle it with grunt power is the better option.&nbsp; Haste is jsut a sympton of this rpoblem if you let the sor/wiz haste, then blow through spells killing everything in sight and then rest for the next day yeah they'll be too good.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shard O'Glase, post: 492492, member: 1134"] I wish the poll had more options rather than an on/off style poll. I think it is slightly too good, I think it shouldn't have the +4to ac as well as the partial action. But I use it as is, because it is just a little to good, a high end 3rd level spell. Basically I'm going to go with the number of encounters thing one side is talking about. Simple fact is inD&D spellcasters rule the roost if they only have to deal with a couple encoutners a day. They can easily way laste to their enemies, overcome all obstalces, and still have spells in the reserve. If you have a good number of encounters then blowing through spells isn't a good plan, saving spells and leting people handle it with grunt power is the better option. Haste is jsut a sympton of this rpoblem if you let the sor/wiz haste, then blow through spells killing everything in sight and then rest for the next day yeah they'll be too good. [/QUOTE]

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