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<blockquote data-quote="200orcs" data-source="post: 7555823" data-attributes="member: 6984687">I think some spells are very situational but a lot of spells are both really good and bad at the same time depending on your play style and your DM. If you look at the three main wizard guides you will see that they rate spells differently with a few exceptions.I DM, in the last campaign I run the first few levels my encounters would some time feel too easy for the players, and other times they would be rather challenging for the same difficulty. I realized that it was all dependent on did the Bard cast sleep or not.Here is the thing though, I rolled a Sorcerer for a newer game I am a PC in, and of course I got sleep. It didn't work out so well at all. Most of the time I couldn't even cast it because the NPCs would surround us so I could out my own party to sleep.I won't say that there are some spells that don't suck, but some of them totally depend on party composition, player choices and the DM.And that's not touching Illusion spells that can be totally useless or amazing depending on the DM and the player's creativity.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="200orcs, post: 7555823, member: 6984687"] I think some spells are very situational but a lot of spells are both really good and bad at the same time depending on your play style and your DM. If you look at the three main wizard guides you will see that they rate spells differently with a few exceptions. I DM, in the last campaign I run the first few levels my encounters would some time feel too easy for the players, and other times they would be rather challenging for the same difficulty. I realized that it was all dependent on did the Bard cast sleep or not. Here is the thing though, I rolled a Sorcerer for a newer game I am a PC in, and of course I got sleep. It didn't work out so well at all. Most of the time I couldn't even cast it because the NPCs would surround us so I could out my own party to sleep. I won't say that there are some spells that don't suck, but some of them totally depend on party composition, player choices and the DM. And that's not touching Illusion spells that can be totally useless or amazing depending on the DM and the player's creativity. [/QUOTE]

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