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<blockquote data-quote="ECMO3" data-source="post: 9458948" data-attributes="member: 7030563">THIS!This is the best analogy I have seen.&nbsp; Get rid of 4 of the Wizard's class features and tie them to a specific spell that not everyone wants to use:Level 1 Arcane Recovery:&nbsp; You always have Sleep prepared.&nbsp; You can cast it twice a day without using a spell slot.Level 5: Memorize Spell:&nbsp; Your concentration on Sleep can't be broken by damage.Level 18: Spell Mastery:&nbsp; You can cast Sleep an unlimited number of times without using a spell slot.Level 20:&nbsp; Signature Spell:&nbsp; When you cast Sleep opponents go unconscious with their first failed save.This is the equivalent of a Wizard version of the Ranger class mechanics.Also in terms of power, this would be a more powerful 1st level Wizard and still one of the most powerful characters at 20th level, so you can't argue that it is weak.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ECMO3, post: 9458948, member: 7030563"] THIS! This is the best analogy I have seen. Get rid of 4 of the Wizard's [U]class[/U] features and tie them to a specific spell that not everyone wants to use: Level 1 Arcane Recovery: You always have Sleep prepared. You can cast it twice a day without using a spell slot. Level 5: Memorize Spell: Your concentration on Sleep can't be broken by damage. Level 18: Spell Mastery: You can cast Sleep an unlimited number of times without using a spell slot. Level 20: Signature Spell: When you cast Sleep opponents go unconscious with their first failed save. This is the equivalent of a Wizard version of the Ranger class mechanics. Also in terms of power, this would be a more powerful 1st level Wizard and still one of the most powerful characters at 20th level, so you can't argue that it is weak. [/QUOTE]

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