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<blockquote data-quote="WhatGravitas" data-source="post: 3481186" data-attributes="member: 33132">Healing? Then we need a more precise definition first.If simple means easy to recover, then no healing there.If complex means recoverable with a significant action (like 1 minute), but can be used a high number of times per day, then healing shouldn't belong there as well, or we'll get the &quot;full rested at every fight&quot;-syndrome.Personally, I'd say - but these are, of course, very simple suggestions:Simple: Can be prepared as a move action, just using your memory (i.e. all simple spells are always known). Spells that are not problematic, if used very often, can come in here.Examples: Detect Magic, Warlock-like blasting, &quot;commoner's magic&quot; (lighting a fire, mending a tunic) - things on par with a very good skill roll (like short flight, like a 20 on a jump check) and so on.Complex: Can pre prepared with ten minute of time, usually using some kind of focus (spellbook, holy scripture and so on) - things you allow basically very often, just not in fast succession, like fireballs, dispel magic, dimension doors, buffs measured in minutes or less, as well as low-key healing (like 1 hp ~ about 6 hp per hour) (because keeping these up would mean a considerable time investment in re-preparation), and similar powers - usually the stuff, that becomes &quot;real magic&quot;, i.e. almost impossible to do without magic.Exotic: Essentially - story magic. Teleport. Planar Binding. Plane Shift - the stuff, that you want to see once or twice per day, never more. Basically everything, that would completely break the &quot;per day&quot;-principle - this should include the more powerful healing spells. Should have a preparation times in hours, days or higer - perhaps a custom one for each spell.Just my first impressions of it. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="WhatGravitas, post: 3481186, member: 33132"] Healing? Then we need a more precise definition first. If simple means easy to recover, then no healing there. If complex means recoverable with a significant action (like 1 minute), but can be used a high number of times per day, then healing shouldn't belong there as well, or we'll get the "full rested at every fight"-syndrome. Personally, I'd say - but these are, of course, very simple suggestions: [b]Simple:[/b] Can be prepared as a move action, just using your memory (i.e. all simple spells are always known). Spells that are not problematic, if used very often, can come in here. Examples: [i]Detect Magic[/i], Warlock-like blasting, "commoner's magic" (lighting a fire, mending a tunic) - things on par with a very good skill roll (like short flight, like a 20 on a jump check) and so on. [b]Complex:[/b] Can pre prepared with ten minute of time, usually using some kind of focus (spellbook, holy scripture and so on) - things you allow basically very often, just not in fast succession, like [i]fireballs[/i], [i]dispel magic[/i], [i]dimension doors[/i], buffs measured in minutes or less, as well as low-key healing (like 1 hp ~ about 6 hp per hour) (because keeping these up would mean a considerable time investment in re-preparation), and similar powers - usually the stuff, that becomes "real magic", i.e. almost impossible to do without magic. [b]Exotic:[/b] Essentially - story magic. [i]Teleport[/i]. [i]Planar Binding[/i]. [i]Plane Shift[/i] - the stuff, that you want to see once or twice per day, never more. Basically everything, that would completely break the "per day"-principle - this should include the more powerful healing spells. Should have a preparation times in hours, days or higer - perhaps a custom one for each spell. Just my first impressions of it. :) [/QUOTE]

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