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<blockquote data-quote="vagabundo" data-source="post: 5921106" data-attributes="member: 55864">I still remember statting a bunch of 6th level Cult of the Dragon wizards for my FR game in 3e &lt;shudder&gt;. I hate that kind of fiddly admin. I know there are people that love stating spellcasters out, but having to memorise all the spells or make a huge pages of notes - 6th level wizards get a lot of spells - is my biggest problem with older versions of the game. In the end half of them got chopped up before they could get off two spells and the beholder who also had spell effects only lasted one round. Three hours of prep, took maybe an hour of game time. I know that only the NPC spellcasters have these lists (so far), but I don't think it is unreasonable for us to shout out about it. I'd leave in the option for people who want to spend the time hand crafting the numbers and spell lists for their NPCs and just give the rest of us an easier, 4e type, solution.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vagabundo, post: 5921106, member: 55864"] I still remember statting a bunch of 6th level Cult of the Dragon wizards for my FR game in 3e <shudder>. I hate that kind of fiddly admin. I know there are people that love stating spellcasters out, but having to memorise all the spells or make a huge pages of notes - 6th level wizards get a lot of spells - is my biggest problem with older versions of the game. In the end half of them got chopped up before they could get off two spells and the beholder who also had spell effects only lasted one round. Three hours of prep, took maybe an hour of game time. I know that only the NPC spellcasters have these lists (so far), but I don't think it is unreasonable for us to shout out about it. I'd leave in the option for people who want to spend the time hand crafting the numbers and spell lists for their NPCs and just give the rest of us an easier, 4e type, solution. [/QUOTE]

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