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<blockquote data-quote="Wulf Ratbane" data-source="post: 3481395" data-attributes="member: 94">Why, yes, I am having a conversation with myself...Here's where I think I'm going to lose Henry already.Let's take fireball.Surely we can agree it's not exotic.So let's say it is, at its most exclusionary, complex.That very interesting element of &quot;Save my fireball, or use it now?&quot; is gone. The caster knows he can use his fireball, even if complex, in every fight. He'll get it back with a bit of post-fight rest (circumstances willing).I know that sounds like a bad thing, but in my mind it's really not that different from the way sorcerers play now. Sorcerers don't feel like they have to save their &quot;big guns&quot; in the way that wizards do.So to me, this isn't a game breaking issue, as much as it is a &quot;This is part of the fun of being a wizard...&quot; issue.On that subject, I don't recall if I posted this in the other thread, but here's a piece of an email conversation I had with my &quot;wizard-playin' buddy&quot;:Our wizard player responds... He's played a wizard now in two back-to-back campaigns; he seems a pretty typical wizard afficionado.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wulf Ratbane, post: 3481395, member: 94"] [b]Why, yes, I am having a conversation with myself...[/b] Here's where I think I'm going to lose Henry already. Let's take fireball. Surely we can agree it's not exotic. So let's say it is, at its most exclusionary, complex. That very interesting element of "Save my fireball, or use it now?" is gone. The caster knows he can use his fireball, even if complex, in every fight. He'll get it back with a bit of post-fight rest (circumstances willing). I know that sounds like a bad thing, but in my mind it's really not that different from the way sorcerers play now. Sorcerers don't feel like they have to save their "big guns" in the way that wizards do. So to me, this isn't a game breaking issue, as much as it is a "This is part of the fun of being a wizard..." issue. On that subject, I don't recall if I posted this in the other thread, but here's a piece of an email conversation I had with my "wizard-playin' buddy": [b]Our wizard player responds... He's played a wizard now in two back-to-back campaigns; he seems a pretty typical wizard afficionado.[/b] [/QUOTE]

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