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<blockquote data-quote="Gammadoodler" data-source="post: 8176241" data-attributes="member: 6914290">I think your short selling the potential that offloading a concentration burden can bring. How many of the mid tier skirmisher features give something along the lines of &quot;turn invisible until your next turn...unless there's light nearby, or you move too fast, or you get distracted by a squirrel&quot; or something? The warlock gives at-will invisibility at level 15, at the cost of an invocation. How much do you think they'd pay to do it a limited but considerable number of times 4 levels sooner? Similarly with something like enlarge/reduce. If your fighter casts it, he can be big and hasted. Or warding bond, now the fighter or barbarian or maybe wild shaped druid can grant the other casters damage resistance, basically all day helping protect the concentration on buffs they might receive from those casters. These are all significant quality of life upgrades, even at level 11.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gammadoodler, post: 8176241, member: 6914290"] I think your short selling the potential that offloading a concentration burden can bring. How many of the mid tier skirmisher features give something along the lines of "turn invisible until your next turn...unless there's light nearby, or you move too fast, or you get distracted by a squirrel" or something? The warlock gives at-will invisibility at level 15, at the cost of an invocation. How much do you think they'd pay to do it a limited but considerable number of times 4 levels sooner? Similarly with something like enlarge/reduce. If your fighter casts it, he can be big and hasted. Or warding bond, now the fighter or barbarian or maybe wild shaped druid can grant the other casters damage resistance, basically all day helping protect the concentration on buffs they might receive from those casters. These are all significant quality of life upgrades, even at level 11. [/QUOTE]

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