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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sadrik" data-source="post: 6122073" data-attributes="member: 14506">Wow, I don't see it. Caps were such an important invention in my opinion. 20th level caster does 20d6 fireball, no way that allows too much potential for lower spell slots. Fireball now does 5d6, and memorize it at higher level for +1d6, is this currently enough damage? So a 9th level slot it would do 11d6. I dont think so, for a 9th level slot. That said, higher level spells will do more base damage.The other thing is the current spell list mixed right with the number of spells per day? perhaps not. Since the emphasis is put on your upper level slots for damage dealing and your lower level slots for buffs and utility spells. Perhaps the spell chart is not set appropriately.There is a lot of multi-classing potential with this system. Taking a 3e style multi-classing system. if you are a 3/3 cleric/wizard you might have the slots as a 6th level caster but only know the spells of a 3rd level cleric and a 3rd level wizard. So you can cast up to 3rd level spells but you only know up to 2nd level spells. you can fill those slots with pumped up 1st and 2nd level spells. Very good system I think.One last thing, I don't think the power of high level spells should be balanced against a really long time to recover them like in 1e/2e. No one used that. It could take a cleric a whole day to recover his spells as I recall. Nah.</blockquote>