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<blockquote data-quote="Jefe Bergenstein" data-source="post: 8582398" data-attributes="member: 31506">This strikes me as a solution in search of a problem.I do think half caster spells should be balanced to be relevant when they are gained. Junk like ranger damage spells need to be worth their action economy. You do see this with Paladin spells somewhat. No surprise, since the devs bent over backwards to shower them with goodies.The solution to casters feeling the same, is to gut casters (the solution for all balance and flavor issues). D&amp;D casters do WAAAAY too much. Restore spheres. Limit Wizards to 4 schools. There, no casters feel unique and it helps martial balance.Also, having magical abilities that are not spells will achieve this better than having a spell with a different level depending on the class. Book of 9 Swords &quot;encounter based&quot; classes. Psionics in the 2nd edition model. Incarnates. While we're at it, bring back the Binder.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jefe Bergenstein, post: 8582398, member: 31506"] This strikes me as a solution in search of a problem. I do think half caster spells should be balanced to be relevant when they are gained. Junk like ranger damage spells need to be worth their action economy. You do see this with Paladin spells somewhat. No surprise, since the devs bent over backwards to shower them with goodies. The solution to casters feeling the same, is to gut casters (the solution for all balance and flavor issues). D&D casters do WAAAAY too much. Restore spheres. Limit Wizards to 4 schools. There, no casters feel unique and it helps martial balance. Also, having magical abilities that are not spells will achieve this better than having a spell with a different level depending on the class. Book of 9 Swords "encounter based" classes. Psionics in the 2nd edition model. Incarnates. While we're at it, bring back the Binder. [/QUOTE]

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