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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ghoti" data-source="post: 2721589" data-attributes="member: 2147">I see something in most of the posts that is strange to me.  I have seen it said many times by different users.This is the idea that "everyone" will be able to resist elements, will be able to create food and water, will be able to heal.Now, if the majority of people are just first level clerics, how many spells does that really give them a day?Then we come to the fact that they must prepare their spells, so if they choose to resist elements then they will not be able to choose other spells.And while yes, mending does repair items, it does not create them.With the abundance of Divine Magic I could see the hand made item being a rarity that some might actually want.If a high magic system causes stagnation of society then most of the D&D Worlds should not exist.  This idea would make a high divine magic society instead of a high arcane magic society.  Granted that no system has every person being a first level spell caster but with the abundance of magic and magic items it does come close.Look how Eberron handles it.As for the low wisdom people, again, I could see them as a servant caste.  Not so much as slaves.  That is society has created a place for them where they can fulfill a useful role.</blockquote>