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<blockquote data-quote="AuraSeer" data-source="post: 2137735" data-attributes="member: 1331">Not necessarily, but you can do that if you have to. That's why there are spells like rope trick, secure shelter, and magnificent mansion.The casters may have plenty of spells left, they just won't be very useful ones. You tend to expend your most powerful stuff first, which means your arsenal gets progressively weaker as the day goes on.For a Wiz11 for instance, the first encounter sees him chucking 6th-level spells. But he has very few of those available, so he's quickly reduced to his 5th-level slots. Then 4th. By the end of the day he may have a dozen spells still prepared, but if they're all first and second level, they won't do much good against his CR 6 opposition.Note that this also applies to noncasters, to a lesser extent. A fighter never runs out of attacks, but his limited resources are his hit points and magic items.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AuraSeer, post: 2137735, member: 1331"] Not necessarily, but you can do that if you have to. That's why there are spells like [i]rope trick[/i], [i]secure shelter[/i], and [i]magnificent mansion[/i]. The casters may have plenty of spells left, they just won't be very useful ones. You tend to expend your most powerful stuff first, which means your arsenal gets progressively weaker as the day goes on. For a Wiz11 for instance, the first encounter sees him chucking 6th-level spells. But he has very few of those available, so he's quickly reduced to his 5th-level slots. Then 4th. By the end of the day he may have a dozen spells still prepared, but if they're all first and second level, they won't do much good against his CR 6 opposition. Note that this also applies to noncasters, to a lesser extent. A fighter never runs out of attacks, but his limited resources are his hit points and magic items. [/QUOTE]

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