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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jaelommiss" data-source="post: 6639347" data-attributes="member: 6775925">That might work if you're willing to keep track of the increasing DC. Don't forget that a third level of exhaustion imposes disadvantage on saving throws. That'll make it extremely hard to succeed on the save, especially if it's steadily increasing as well.I'm thinking about replacing the con save to focus on both spells with the underused intelligence saving throw. Regular concentration checks are generally shrugging off distractions from pain, making constitution ideal. Grappling with two spells at once seems to be a mostly mental process. It would make wizards better at holding control over two spells at once (makes sense), and also druids (being in tune with nature gives them mastery over their mind, perhaps?). I'm not going to try to justify why it makes rogues better. Con saves would favour eldritch knights and sorcerers, not to mention making the Resilient (Constitution) feat even more important for casters.</blockquote>