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<blockquote data-quote="Vrecknidj" data-source="post: 1707568" data-attributes="member: 7301">Here's something I thought of.1) Specialists pick two schools, like usual, to not cast from.&nbsp; But, instead of losing access to those schools, they have weakened access.&nbsp; In other words, all spells from those schools are treated as 1 level higher (so, if evocation is on your no-no list, a fireball is a 4th level spell for you).2) The total number of spells prepared in a day from your prohibited schools cannot be higher than your Int modifier.&nbsp; The total number of spells prepared in a day from your specialty school must be at least one higher than the spells you memorize from your prohibited schools.3) Spells from your school of specialization receive a +1 to the DC of any save, and get a +1 for overcoming spell resistance--and, these two features stack with appropriate feats.4) Spells from your prohibited schools receive similar penalties of -1 (to save DC and against spell resistance).5) When you gain a level and gain two free spells, you have these two options: a) two spells from any non-prohibited school, b) one spell from a prohibited school and one spell from your specialization school.Dave</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vrecknidj, post: 1707568, member: 7301"] Here's something I thought of. 1) Specialists pick two schools, like usual, to not cast from. But, instead of losing access to those schools, they have weakened access. In other words, all spells from those schools are treated as 1 level higher (so, if evocation is on your no-no list, a fireball is a 4th level spell for you). 2) The total number of spells prepared in a day from your prohibited schools cannot be higher than your Int modifier. The total number of spells prepared in a day from your specialty school must be at least one higher than the spells you memorize from your prohibited schools. 3) Spells from your school of specialization receive a +1 to the DC of any save, and get a +1 for overcoming spell resistance--and, these two features stack with appropriate feats. 4) Spells from your prohibited schools receive similar penalties of -1 (to save DC and against spell resistance). 5) When you gain a level and gain two free spells, you have these two options: a) two spells from any non-prohibited school, b) one spell from a prohibited school and one spell from your specialization school. Dave [/QUOTE]

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