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<blockquote data-quote="Rystil Arden" data-source="post: 2074890" data-attributes="member: 29014"><p>I think you've reached a good idea by limiting the end result to the original spell level or higher.&nbsp; Actually, I think Depower and Minimise spell are balanced for what they do and the opportunity cost of selecting the feat.&nbsp; I'd be much more worried about the others because, let's face it, the players often don't need the full duration/range/area of their spells in any particular situation.&nbsp; If I told my players that I had decided to halve the range on fireball for everyone, even my most fireball-happy players wouldn't really care.&nbsp; If I halved the radius, in many cases, they'd be thanking me for making it easier to avoid hitting their allies.&nbsp; So even if those last three feats all reduced the level by 1, you would still see people running around casting what are essentially full fireballs from their 1st-level spell slots if you don't put on the cap you suggested.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Rystil Arden, post: 2074890, member: 29014"] I think you've reached a good idea by limiting the end result to the original spell level or higher. Actually, I think Depower and Minimise spell are balanced for what they do and the opportunity cost of selecting the feat. I'd be much more worried about the others because, let's face it, the players often don't need the full duration/range/area of their spells in any particular situation. If I told my players that I had decided to halve the range on fireball for everyone, even my most fireball-happy players wouldn't really care. If I halved the radius, in many cases, they'd be thanking me for making it easier to avoid hitting their allies. So even if those last three feats all reduced the level by 1, you would still see people running around casting what are essentially full fireballs from their 1st-level spell slots if you don't put on the cap you suggested. [/QUOTE]

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