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Message: <blockquote data-quote="the Jester" data-source="post: 6591236" data-attributes="member: 1210">Since 1e, I've had a spell in my campaign called ultimate concentration. It allows you to basically maintain concentration on multiple effects at once- the 1e version was 5th level, and allowed you to concentrate on 2 extra effects (total of 3), plus 1 per so many caster levels. (Maybe it was 1 extra, +1/6 caster levels?)Anyway, concentration has a much higher value in 5e, and I'm trying to write a balanced version of the spell, since I want to have a conversion of every spell that has had a significant impact on my campaign at any point (and it has). I recognize that allowing concentration on multiple effects is a HUGE power up, so my first thought is that it needs to be high level- very high. Since even the highest level casters only ever get 1 slot of 8th and 9th level, I'm evaluating it in that light. Here's my initial conception; I would love feedback. What do you think, especially if you've played high level 5e in its finished form (i.e. not the playtest).Ultimate Concentration8th-level abjuration (bard, cleric, druid, wizard)  Casting Time: 1 actionRange: Self Components: V, SDuration: 8 hoursWhile this spell persists, your concentration cannot be broken against your will. In addition, you can maintain concentration on two spells at once.     At Higher Levels: If you cast this spell using a 9th level slot, you can maintain concentration on three spells at once.</blockquote>

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