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<blockquote data-quote="Felon" data-source="post: 525073" data-attributes="member: 8158">[PLAIN]Re: Re: Re: Re: [Rev] Spells Slated to be Revised[/PLAIN]True, a character won't have the option of having every single character level devoted to spellcasting. In essence, D2M forces multi-classing. so you have to wait a few more levels to max-out damage fireball or lightning bolt. But the effect is not any more toned-doned for a D2M mage than it is for a D&amp;D character who opts to spend 3 levels in another class, or for that matter takes one of those rubbishy PrC's that only allow every-other-level spellcasting advancement.For that matter, some spells are toned-up to compensate for the 10-level progression. Check out Animate Dead, for instance. A D2M necromancer does not get short-changed on the number of undead that he can control simply because he never advances beyond 10th-level. Instead, they just double the multiple so that Animate allows the caster to control up 4 times his level in undead. That's a much sweeter deal than in D&amp;D.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Felon, post: 525073, member: 8158"] [b][PLAIN]Re: Re: Re: Re: [Rev] Spells Slated to be Revised[/PLAIN][/b] True, a character won't have the option of having every single character level devoted to spellcasting. In essence, D2M forces multi-classing. so you have to wait a few more levels to max-out damage fireball or lightning bolt. But the effect is not any more toned-doned for a D2M mage than it is for a D&D character who opts to spend 3 levels in another class, or for that matter takes one of those rubbishy PrC's that only allow every-other-level spellcasting advancement. For that matter, some spells are toned-up to compensate for the 10-level progression. Check out Animate Dead, for instance. A D2M necromancer does not get short-changed on the number of undead that he can control simply because he never advances beyond 10th-level. Instead, they just double the multiple so that Animate allows the caster to control up 4 times his level in undead. That's a much sweeter deal than in D&D. [/QUOTE]

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