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<blockquote data-quote="Undrave" data-source="post: 7821485" data-attributes="member: 7015698">(yeah, I know the PHB's been out for years now, but just humour me)So, in 5e a spell has an innate level that is always the same. No matter at what level YOU can cast it, Goodberry is always a 1st Level Spell (by the way, it's dumb to have two different concept in a game that are named the same thing but that's for another day).That being established, can someone tell me what is the advantage of having spells listed ONLY alphabetically?Why aren't they first organized by levels (starting with Cantrips) and THEN in alphabetical order? It's such a pain having to go from the class spell list, then flip through a ton of spells you might never get to use (looking' at you 9th level spells) and then finding the Spell isn't to your liking and having to start all over again.And speaking of the class spell list, it really would have been way easier if Rituals had been indicated in said list. And that each spell utilized the same system as the Xanathar Spell cards where each spell has a little logo that tells you on which class spell list it is. That would make picking new spells or preparing a new load out at the start of the day way easier.Or maybe I'm just crazy and everybody loves the long alphabetical list?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Undrave, post: 7821485, member: 7015698"] (yeah, I know the PHB's been out for years now, but just humour me) So, in 5e a spell has an innate level that is always the same. No matter at what level YOU can cast it, Goodberry is always a 1st Level Spell (by the way, it's dumb to have two different concept in a game that are named the same thing but that's for another day). That being established, can someone tell me what is the advantage of having spells listed ONLY alphabetically? Why aren't they first organized by levels (starting with Cantrips) and THEN in alphabetical order? It's such a pain having to go from the class spell list, then flip through a ton of spells you might never get to use (looking' at you 9th level spells) and then finding the Spell isn't to your liking and having to start all over again. And speaking of the class spell list, it really would have been way easier if Rituals had been indicated in said list. And that each spell utilized the same system as the Xanathar Spell cards where each spell has a little logo that tells you on which class spell list it is. That would make picking new spells or preparing a new load out at the start of the day way easier. Or maybe I'm just crazy and everybody loves the long alphabetical list? [/QUOTE]

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