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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mirtek" data-source="post: 6752663" data-attributes="member: 40810">You can certainly do that but then you are vastly altering the intended balance between short rest and long rest classes.It's your game but be aware that's not what the classes were designed and playtested for But he pays for it by being a worse wizard Regardless of whether you're missing them, they're still there and not having them is the payment for better melee.That's like saying the champion fighter with his 18-20 crit is the best and he gets it for free, since as an old school guy your fighters never had superiorty die and thus you don't miss them when you have to give them up for getting the better crit range.When an evoker caught in melee just drops a fireball on himself excluding himself and all allies in the area completely from the effect, that's the opportunity cost for being a bladesinder. When a diviner makes the enemy fail the important save without the enemy even getting the roll (even on an enemy with legendary resistance) or an ally just succeed on a roll without even having to rollit, that's the opportunity cost of being a bladesinder, etc. well, the styles are just meaningless fluff, the rapier will certainly the most common bladesinger weapon</blockquote>