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<blockquote data-quote="R_Chance" data-source="post: 7398584" data-attributes="member: 55149"><p>Spheres from 2E is what this reminded me of, if, as you say, a simpler version of it. I like the idea and its certainly cleaner than assembling customized lists for every class. New spells can be popped onto a appropriate list and you instantly know what classes can access them. I like the tie in with actions and components as well. </p><p></p><p>I wonder how Wizards will fare in terms of the total number of available spells they can access vs. PF1 if they only have access to half the lists. Either their lists will have more spells or the new PF2 Wizard will be somewhat more limited in spell variety than in PF1. Although I never checked on the raw number of spells available to each class, it always seemed the Wizards had the widest variety / number of spells possible. Am I wrong about that? Well, we will see I suppose.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="R_Chance, post: 7398584, member: 55149"] Spheres from 2E is what this reminded me of, if, as you say, a simpler version of it. I like the idea and its certainly cleaner than assembling customized lists for every class. New spells can be popped onto a appropriate list and you instantly know what classes can access them. I like the tie in with actions and components as well. I wonder how Wizards will fare in terms of the total number of available spells they can access vs. PF1 if they only have access to half the lists. Either their lists will have more spells or the new PF2 Wizard will be somewhat more limited in spell variety than in PF1. Although I never checked on the raw number of spells available to each class, it always seemed the Wizards had the widest variety / number of spells possible. Am I wrong about that? Well, we will see I suppose. [/QUOTE]
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