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<blockquote data-quote="Thanee" data-source="post: 2320257" data-attributes="member: 478">I think you are mixing a few things together here...No, you have always 5 &quot;charges&quot; (uses) per day.In addition, you cannot use a specific &quot;charge&quot;, if you have used it within the last 8h.So for every charge basically you have two things to check...1) Has it been used during this day (measured from midnight to midnight as normal) already, then it cannot be used.2) Has it been used within the last 8h, then it cannot be used yet (but later on the day).Otherwise it can be used.This is how spellcasting works (though &quot;day&quot; could also be a dynamic 24h period, starting at the last time you refreshed spell slots).A wizard only needs to rest one hour longer to then be able to regain spells, if the rest was interrupted.Yeah, that is the other option (see my first post here). I do not recommend it, because it's more of a hassle. The other one (with the 8h recent casting/use limit) seems more complicated on paper, but is much more easy to handle in practice.ByeThanee</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thanee, post: 2320257, member: 478"] I think you are mixing a few things together here... No, you have always 5 "charges" (uses) per day. In addition, you cannot use a specific "charge", if you have used it within the last 8h. So for every charge basically you have two things to check... 1) Has it been used during this day (measured from midnight to midnight as normal) already, then it cannot be used. 2) Has it been used within the last 8h, then it cannot be used yet (but later on the day). Otherwise it can be used. This is how spellcasting works (though "day" could also be a dynamic 24h period, starting at the last time you refreshed spell slots). A wizard only needs to rest one hour longer to then be able to regain spells, if the rest was interrupted. Yeah, that is the other option (see my first post here). I do not recommend it, because it's more of a hassle. The other one (with the 8h recent casting/use limit) seems more complicated on paper, but is much more easy to handle in practice. Bye Thanee [/QUOTE]

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