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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Oofta" data-source="post: 7422525" data-attributes="member: 6801845">Not sure how you're getting two fireballs in one turn, but yes it does make sense that if you are casting more than one spell on your turn that they both have to be easy to cast.As far as the rogue, to a certain degree it's balance.  It's also simple to remember and easy to understand.I doubt many people who casually read the rules would even consider that you couldn't hit with your primary weapon and secondary weapon in any order you choose.  Bonus actions are already confusing enough for most people and it's probably one of the clunkiest aspects of 5E.  This ruling just makes it even clunkier.[EDIT] An even more confusing example is that I can no longer attack, misty step and attack.  But I could attack, move my speed and attack.  The spell has absolutely nothing to do the attacks, why can't I do it between my attacks?From a narrative perspective it's just goofy. I can attack, walk across the room and attack but I can't attack, snap my fingers and attack?  Huh?</blockquote>