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<blockquote data-quote="Primitive Screwhead" data-source="post: 6333386" data-attributes="member: 20805">Yes, definitely need to see the revised stats and career progressions.. the primary driver of this was three casters in the group: Fire Mage with tons of signature spell options, Druid with a handful { 8...about the right number IMHO}, and the Ogre Cleric... with 4. 8 is about right, less would be okay if you could build 'boostable' signature spells. By this I mean something like &quot;Fire-Bolt: Evoke Fire X, Gen 1. Deal damage dice to a single target within 30' equal to the number of additional MP spent on this spell&quot;&nbsp; But I prefer the planning aspect of having to decide what sort of spell to carry around...Regarding issue A. Mainly its a mechanical issue with the Cleric being crippled due to stat adjustments. They are less flexible than a Mage because the rules base the number of signature spells on Logic. Generally the opposite is the case where mages are the 'specialist' and narrow down into one field while Clerics do all sorts of weird things.&nbsp;So is this a bug or a feature? I am not sure.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Primitive Screwhead, post: 6333386, member: 20805"] Yes, definitely need to see the revised stats and career progressions.. the primary driver of this was three casters in the group: Fire Mage with tons of signature spell options, Druid with a handful { 8...about the right number IMHO}, and the Ogre Cleric... with 4. 8 is about right, less would be okay if you could build 'boostable' signature spells. By this I mean something like "Fire-Bolt: Evoke Fire X, Gen 1. Deal damage dice to a single target within 30' equal to the number of additional MP spent on this spell" But I prefer the planning aspect of having to decide what sort of spell to carry around... Regarding issue A. Mainly its a mechanical issue with the Cleric being crippled due to stat adjustments. They are less flexible than a Mage because the rules base the number of signature spells on Logic. Generally the opposite is the case where mages are the 'specialist' and narrow down into one field while Clerics do all sorts of weird things. So is this a bug or a feature? I am not sure. [/QUOTE]

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