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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cactot" data-source="post: 4147466" data-attributes="member: 13700">I am beyond pumped for 4e, it seems like it will have just about everything that i would want in a RPG system.  The one thing i have been wondering about, and slightly concerned about, is the number of dailies and encounter abilities that you can have "memorized" in one day.  Although it is not a deal-breaker for me, I will be sorely disappointed if I have to make a major house-rule early on in the games lifespan.  The idea of a caster having 1-2 dailies and 2-3 encounter and 3-5 at will powers seems like a VERY limited amount to me, especially considering how cool some of the dailies will surely be (blade barrier? bigby's ____? heck yeah!).  I doubt that they haven't considered this, and I am pretty confident that we will not run into this problem, but it rather surprised me, as it is the first potentially negative thought i have had about 4e.  While it would still be an upgrade for most melee classes, the caster classes are going to feel the pain if we are talking 6-10 total possible "spells" per day.  Now i don't think they should have the same amount as they previously did (45+ at high level), but 15-20 seems like a good number for a reasonably high level character.  Who knows, rituals (or whatever they are called) might handle this issue.  It just struck me as one of my only concerns, anyone else feel the same? and/or have any re-assuring words or quotes?</blockquote>

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