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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fanaelialae" data-source="post: 7083244" data-attributes="member: 53980">I don't see where system mastery plays into it. He's saying that at-will Jump is a 9th level option for warlocks instead of a 2nd level option like at-will Disguise Self, because jumping is less thematically central to the concept of what a warlock is. Unless the warlock were to also have a 9th level (or lower) option that allows for at-will Fly (which is flat-out superior to jumping in every way), it's not a matter of system mastery. Whether the prerequisite for it is 2nd level or 9th, it's equally an option for any 9th level character who has not yet taken it.That isn't to say that I think it's a good option. Jump is definitely on the low end of the power scale as far as 1st level spells are concerned, bordering on the point where it might not be problematic as an actual cantrip. The fact that it exists as an invocation at all may be a case of system mastery, but having it at 9th rather than 2nd level isn't, in my opinion.I think Crawford's tweet is interesting.</blockquote>