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<blockquote data-quote="DND_Reborn" data-source="post: 7940554" data-attributes="member: 6987520">Yes, if the MC uses the same ability score for two spell casting classes, you could it twice. So a Sorc 3/ Bard 3 would have 30.This does give a slight edge to MC spellcasters, but the downside as always is you lose access to higher level spells. With your example, you don't know 3rd level spells. With my spell point system, you can't casts any of your spells at 3rd level, either. This is different from normal MC rules where MC spell casters can still have higher level slots even if they don't know how higher level spells.As far as spellcasting modifier, no problem. I am sure the distinction (minor but significant) is easy to miss:Your spellcasting modifier is equal to your proficiency bonus plus your spellcasting ability score modifier.If you like the idea but want a few less points, just recovery the spellcasting ability score modifier in points without adding the proficiency bonus, use only the highest modifier, etc.Overall, the main benefit is it allows casters to utilize more lower level spells without having to pay for it by using higher level slots, etc. It makes things feel more &quot;magical&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DND_Reborn, post: 7940554, member: 6987520"] Yes, if the MC uses the same ability score for two spell casting classes, you could it twice. So a Sorc 3/ Bard 3 would have 30. This does give a slight edge to MC spellcasters, but the downside as always is you lose access to higher level spells. With your example, you don't know 3rd level spells. With my spell point system, you can't casts any of your spells at 3rd level, either. This is different from normal MC rules where MC spell casters can still have higher level slots even if they don't know how higher level spells. As far as spellcasting modifier, no problem. I am sure the distinction (minor but significant) is easy to miss: Your spellcasting modifier is equal to your [I]proficiency bonus[/I] plus your [I]spellcasting ability score modifier[/I]. If you like the idea but want a few less points, just recovery the spellcasting ability score modifier in points without adding the proficiency bonus, use only the highest modifier, etc. Overall, the main benefit is it allows casters to utilize more lower level spells without having to pay for it by using higher level slots, etc. It makes things feel more "magical". [/QUOTE]

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