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Message: <blockquote data-quote="reanjr" data-source="post: 1632310" data-attributes="member: 20740">I was wondering what the community at large thought about these spells.  Primarily, do you think they take too much of the oomph out of Sorcerer's?Prepare Dweomer IUniversalLevel: Sor/Wiz 1Components: FCasting Time: 1 free actionRange: PersonalTarget: YouDuration: InstantaneousThis spell allows the caster to instantaneously prepare a 0-level arcane spell that he knows.  The spell does not take up a spell slot of any kind and the spell must be cast on the caster’s next action or it is lost.  Otherwise, the spell is cast as normal, taking an action (or more as listed under Casting Time in the prepared spell) and any components that would normally be necessary.Arcane Focus: A spellbook containing the spell being prepared (the spell must have been written into the spellbook successfully by the caster).Prepare Dweomer IIUniversalLevel: Sor/Wiz 2This spell functions like prepare dweomer I, except that the spell being prepared can 1st level or lower.  If the spell is 0-level, it is heightened (as the metamagic feat Heighten Spell) to 1st level....and on to Prepare Dweomer IX, which allows you to do it with 8th level spells.I'm pretty durned sure that this is balanced (q.v. limited wish), but was wondering if the sorcerer suffers from loss of personality.  Would adding an XP cost (10 x spell level) be enough to counter that?</blockquote>