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<blockquote data-quote="Stormonu" data-source="post: 9301168" data-attributes="member: 52734">Back in 3E, when you prechose spells to put in your spell slots, the ability of the Sorcerer to spontaneously cast was a much stronger ability.&nbsp; 5E's sorceror's points changes this to the ability to instead change the level of the spell - and add metamagics.I think the wizard should still get access to metamagic, but it should be more limited in some way (maybe only PB spell points exclusively for this use).&nbsp; I wouldn't mind a partial return to prememorized spells as per 1E-3E, with maybe the ability to switch to a spontaneous spell at some cost.&nbsp; Clerics could swap to domain spells spontaneously, the bard may get a handful they can spontaneously cast based on college, and wizards based on specialty.&nbsp; Sorcerers would gain back their ability to do any of their known spells spontaneously.&nbsp; Not sure how the Warlock would be handled in this manner, though I'd be inclined they'd be spontaneous as well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stormonu, post: 9301168, member: 52734"] Back in 3E, when you prechose spells to put in your spell slots, the ability of the Sorcerer to spontaneously cast was a much stronger ability. 5E's sorceror's points changes this to the ability to instead change the level of the spell - and add metamagics. I think the wizard should still get access to metamagic, but it should be more limited in some way (maybe only PB spell points exclusively for this use). I wouldn't mind a partial return to prememorized spells as per 1E-3E, with maybe the ability to switch to a spontaneous spell at some cost. Clerics could swap to domain spells spontaneously, the bard may get a handful they can spontaneously cast based on college, and wizards based on specialty. Sorcerers would gain back their ability to do any of their known spells spontaneously. Not sure how the Warlock would be handled in this manner, though I'd be inclined they'd be spontaneous as well. [/QUOTE]

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