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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Terraism" data-source="post: 762807" data-attributes="member: 278">First reactions.Confiscate: The level may be a little high, just considering that the majority of buff spells used seem to be in the lower levels.  Spending a 5th level slot is feasible, I suppose, but at 6th or 7th - much too high.Illusions of Grandeur: Are the temporary hit points lost first, or can the caster be in a hole when the go away?  (Like a barbarian's rage.)Mind over Matter: I haven't looked too closely at your spell point rules, so I'm not sure how this will work.Energy Sphere:  Just change the first sentence to read "You gain DR 30/--."  Just to maintain the same constant structure.Ray of Command:  Even with the one action stipulation, it's a little overpowered.  I don't know what quite to do with it, though - it's a little weak for a 3rd level spell.Deflection: Nifty idea.  Personally, I'd make it into a feat that can be used a certain number of times per day.Back to Basics: Very very nice.  Does that include those of permanent magical items?  If so, this is going to significantly lower the power of melee classes as opposed to that of casters, and you may want to consider bumping the level up.Recall:  I'm just confused, because I thought you were using spell points...Mana Short:  Wicked overpowered.  A 4th/5th level spell that drains a target of all spells prepared, in effect.  Heck, that's almost as nasty as just hitting a caster with Power Word: Kill.  7th level, at least.Soar: Interesting.  No real problems that I can see.</blockquote>

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