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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Umbran" data-source="post: 886441" data-attributes="member: 177">Well, it's a little more complicated than that.  In general, a meta-magic feat increases the level of the slot the spell takes.  So, on a failure, there's some issues.Wizards prepare their spells ahead of time.  If the roll fails, do they know before they try to cast?  Do they end up with the spell prepared as it's normal level, or at the higher level but without the intended effect?  If the former, what happens if they'd already prepared all their spells of that level for the day?  Sorcerers don't prepare ahead of time.  When they fail, do they use up a spell slot as if it were the normal spell, or the higher level slot.  What happens if they've cast all their 2nd level spells that day, and try to cast a stilled invisibility, but fail on the check?</blockquote>