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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jaelis" data-source="post: 7339450" data-attributes="member: 60210">A few house rules that might help make the various specializations more distinct:- Choose two schools different from your specialization: you can't learn spells from those schools- Add 1 to the DC and attack rolls for spells from your school.- When picking cantrips at first level, at least one must come from your school of specialization. If your specialization offers an additional cantrip from your school and you already have it, you must replace it with another cantrip from your school. (You'll need books beyond the PHB and/or make up some new spells for this.)- When picking first-level spells for your starting spellbook, at least two must be from your school. When you first gain the ability to cast spells of a new level, at least one of the spells you learn must be from your school.(There is currently only one cantrip from the schools of abjuration, illusion, enchantment and divination. This inspires me to make up some more!)</blockquote>