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<blockquote data-quote="MuhVerisimilitude" data-source="post: 9176629" data-attributes="member: 7042567"><p>I got the idea after seeing a few people arguing strongly against unrealistic abilities at a high level because they see martial characters as, like, action heroes from Die Hard and whatever. But yes it's quite fuzzy this whole thing.</p><p></p><p>I agree with allowing casters this flexibility is a problem. It would, however, still be an issue even if their spells were fixed per level. It would just be more limited in scope. Instead of knowing that "you could pick Fireball" you would know that "you would get Haste"</p><p></p><p>It's not strictly about planning out the character in its entirety. The idea is that the character exists in your mind and it obviously <em>can</em> as long as you have familiarity with the system. You don't need to build your character up to level 17 to know that a wizard at that level will have high level spells.</p><p></p><p>Obviously a player who is new and knows nothing about the system will not care at all about this since they don't know what is coming.</p><p></p><p>I'd prefer a solution whereby casters are nerfed somewhat and martials are buffed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MuhVerisimilitude, post: 9176629, member: 7042567"] I got the idea after seeing a few people arguing strongly against unrealistic abilities at a high level because they see martial characters as, like, action heroes from Die Hard and whatever. But yes it's quite fuzzy this whole thing. I agree with allowing casters this flexibility is a problem. It would, however, still be an issue even if their spells were fixed per level. It would just be more limited in scope. Instead of knowing that "you could pick Fireball" you would know that "you would get Haste" It's not strictly about planning out the character in its entirety. The idea is that the character exists in your mind and it obviously [I]can[/I] as long as you have familiarity with the system. You don't need to build your character up to level 17 to know that a wizard at that level will have high level spells. Obviously a player who is new and knows nothing about the system will not care at all about this since they don't know what is coming. I'd prefer a solution whereby casters are nerfed somewhat and martials are buffed. [/QUOTE]
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