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<blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 5911898" data-attributes="member: 7006">So the question I would ask, KM... is what needs to appear in the book for it to be considered a &quot;module&quot;?For the sake of argument... if we say that in 5E the spells Prestidigitation, Open/Close, Mend, Light, Mage Hand, and Magic Missile are all at-will... when does the book then need to say to make them &quot;modular&quot; that would be satisfactory?Could it be as simple as a single sentence stating &quot;For a more classic spellcasting feel, these spells are not considered at-will, but that you can cast any of them as many times equal to the number of Level 1 spells slots you have per day&quot;?&nbsp; Or does there need to be a Level 0 line in the spell slot chart and a more detailed paragraph about how cantrips get used and how often?Would either of these actually work, or does there need to be something more to it than that?&nbsp; (And to be completely fair about it... we can also look at it the other way, which has those spells not at-will as baseline, and instead includes a sentence in the wizard section that states that for a more magical wizard those Level 0 cantrips can be changed to &quot;at-will&quot; upon agreement with the DM.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DEFCON 1, post: 5911898, member: 7006"] So the question I would ask, KM... is what needs to appear in the book for it to be considered a "module"? For the sake of argument... if we say that in 5E the spells [I]Prestidigitation, Open/Close, Mend, Light, Mage Hand[/I], and [I]Magic Missile[/I] are all at-will... when does the book then need to say to make them "modular" that would be satisfactory? Could it be as simple as a single sentence stating "For a more classic spellcasting feel, these spells are not considered at-will, but that you can cast any of them as many times equal to the number of Level 1 spells slots you have per day"? Or does there need to be a Level 0 line in the spell slot chart and a more detailed paragraph about how cantrips get used and how often? Would either of these actually work, or does there need to be something more to it than that? (And to be completely fair about it... we can also look at it the other way, which has those spells [I]not[/I] at-will as baseline, and instead includes a sentence in the wizard section that states that for a more magical wizard those Level 0 cantrips can be changed to "at-will" upon agreement with the DM.) [/QUOTE]

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