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<blockquote data-quote="Celebrim" data-source="post: 6106332" data-attributes="member: 4937">It depends entirely on the spells.&nbsp; In general, spells that are equivalent of attacks are the least powerful thing you can give a spell caster - particularly they require buffing up to make them viable.&nbsp;&nbsp; The spells would really only be viable for what they are intended for - multiclassed caster/archers.&nbsp; A spellcaster that functions mostly like a martial class but with a limited number of stunts per day isn't a problem.&nbsp; The problem spells are the game breakers - broadly useful spells that dominate the action economy, lack any counter but other magic, and let you overcome intractable problems with ease.&nbsp; Seriously, 3.5 RAW web, invisibility, alter self and glitterdust are all more problimatic than any of the suggested spells.There pretty much no spells that aren't either carefully thought out homebrew or RAW in my game.&nbsp; Indeed, the spells in my game on the whole are weaker than the core spells.&nbsp;&nbsp; I think I can recognize a problem spell when I see one.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Celebrim, post: 6106332, member: 4937"] It depends entirely on the spells. In general, spells that are equivalent of attacks are the least powerful thing you can give a spell caster - particularly they require buffing up to make them viable. The spells would really only be viable for what they are intended for - multiclassed caster/archers. A spellcaster that functions mostly like a martial class but with a limited number of stunts per day isn't a problem. The problem spells are the game breakers - broadly useful spells that dominate the action economy, lack any counter but other magic, and let you overcome intractable problems with ease. Seriously, 3.5 RAW web, invisibility, alter self and glitterdust are all more problimatic than any of the suggested spells. There pretty much no spells that aren't either carefully thought out homebrew or RAW in my game. Indeed, the spells in my game on the whole are weaker than the core spells. I think I can recognize a problem spell when I see one. [/QUOTE]

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