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<blockquote data-quote="Benjamin Olson" data-source="post: 8095526" data-attributes="member: 6988941">I think it's time to do away with costs for copying Wizard spells, which were always a gamey arbitrary aspect. If the other classes are all, effectively, going to have their entire spell lists accessible on a day to day basis then we can at least streamline the levels of DM gatekeeping between a wizard and learning a spell between levels from the current scheme of 1) find it, 2) find a place to get materials to copy it, 3) pay for those materials, and 4) spend the requisite time copying. Find spell and take the time should be enough of a limitation in a world where what spells you find is already 100% within DM control.Alternatively, let prepared spell casters switch spells out on a short rest, which honestly would make more sense at any table where people don't roleplay that their character has an elaborate multi-hour ritual of daily spell memorization, and streamlines a lot of situations where the party just calls it a day because they really need a spell they don't have ready.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Benjamin Olson, post: 8095526, member: 6988941"] I think it's time to do away with costs for copying Wizard spells, which were always a gamey arbitrary aspect. If the other classes are all, effectively, going to have their entire spell lists accessible on a day to day basis then we can at least streamline the levels of DM gatekeeping between a wizard and learning a spell between levels from the current scheme of 1) find it, 2) find a place to get materials to copy it, 3) pay for those materials, and 4) spend the requisite time copying. Find spell and take the time should be enough of a limitation in a world where what spells you find is already 100% within DM control. Alternatively, let prepared spell casters switch spells out on a short rest, which honestly would make more sense at any table where people don't roleplay that their character has an elaborate multi-hour ritual of daily spell memorization, and streamlines a lot of situations where the party just calls it a day because they really need a spell they don't have ready. [/QUOTE]

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