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<blockquote data-quote="Z. H. Darkstar" data-source="post: 7682772" data-attributes="member: 6746780">Judging by both the heading of the section it appears in &quot;Cantrips for Sorcerers, Warlocks, and Wizards&quot; and the compact nature of the format as seen by both the ToC and Mastermind previews, I suspect that all spells in that section will be for all three classes for the sake of saving page space on an unnecessary list. A single sentence stating that all spells appear on each class' list would suffice at a fraction of the page real estate. Plus, there's justification for it being on the other class lists, instead of just Wizard. There's a distinct lack of cantrips absent for use with Bladelocks, and Sorcerers typically get most of the damaging stuff that Wizards get. The Favored Soul subclass just begs for GFB to cement its martial slant. Therefore, it's a safe assumption that the few new cantrips added are for all three classes. That means that Cha versions of the spells could very well exist too.A spell like this also allows for DMs to treat combat more like a puzzle. Surround a high AC unit with some grunts who only Dodge to give your players a winnable combat of a higher difficulty.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Z. H. Darkstar, post: 7682772, member: 6746780"] Judging by both the heading of the section it appears in "Cantrips for Sorcerers, Warlocks, and Wizards" and the compact nature of the format as seen by both the ToC and Mastermind previews, I suspect that all spells in that section will be for all three classes for the sake of saving page space on an unnecessary list. A single sentence stating that all spells appear on each class' list would suffice at a fraction of the page real estate. Plus, there's justification for it being on the other class lists, instead of just Wizard. There's a distinct lack of cantrips absent for use with Bladelocks, and Sorcerers typically get most of the damaging stuff that Wizards get. The Favored Soul subclass just begs for GFB to cement its martial slant. Therefore, it's a safe assumption that the few new cantrips added are for all three classes. That means that Cha versions of the spells could very well exist too. A spell like this also allows for DMs to treat combat more like a puzzle. Surround a high AC unit with some grunts who only Dodge to give your players a winnable combat of a higher difficulty. [/QUOTE]

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