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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sadrik" data-source="post: 3075086" data-attributes="member: 14506">I really like your concept of "held" tokens. It mirrors my negative caster levels. The difference is my NGC's get added to the pool (different color token) So your token pools should always add up to your maximum magic pool size. How do you differentiate held tokens for spells that are being powered and held tokens that were spent on a "problematic" spell? When a duration expires move them to used pile?Your system also holds the overall spell level. If you cast a "problematic" 5th level spell you hold 5 tokens from your pool an mine you hold 3 (1/2 rounded up). Your system gives the characters a few more spell points, is this to balance this effect out?In that old post that got eaten I had something like your turn undead, divine feat and domain stuff that you added. I like it.Agreed, the system could be abused. However, if the DM uses the "problematic" spell rule liberally this should prevent too many abuses.Oh, another rule that I changed was: characters recover all of his magic points after five minutes of studying/pleading/meditating but they gain 1 NGC or under your rules 1 token would be held.Sadrik</blockquote>