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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rary the Traitor" data-source="post: 165449" data-attributes="member: 4058">Thank you both for your replies.When I made up this feat, my idea was to give mid to high level wizards a chance to use illusions effectively against powerful monsters and NPCs. Frankly, I always thought True Seeing was broken when it came to illusions. Should a 6th level spell be able to instantly negate a high level illusion? I certainly don't think so. The way I see it, Empower Illusion makes up for an inherent flaw in the D&D rules, which is why that particular effect doesn't take a higher spell level slot.I know where you're coming from about feats that only give a numeral bonus being boring. The idea of combining several metamagic feats only for the illusion school is a good one, but I'm not sure it would be all that useful. Empower Spell would be mostly good for the Shadow Evocation line of spells. Heighten and Enlarge Spell are nice, but it seems to me a clever caster could achieve the same effects without having to use this feat.Anyway, those are good suggestions, and I'll talk about it to my DM. Thanks for your help!</blockquote>