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<blockquote data-quote="wolfpunk" data-source="post: 123327" data-attributes="member: 699">I think a scalable version of the sleep spell is a very good idea.&nbsp; It makes sense to me to have a wizard learn one spell (sleep) and have it get more powerful as he gets more powerful.&nbsp; I as a wizard would not want to take the time and resources it would require to scribe 9 different sleep spells into my spell book.I think I would simply let sleep affect 2d4+1d4 creatures per level of caster to a maximum of 20d4, or if you with 15d4 to keep it on par with your version.I don't think I would give the spell a free affect against creatures of low HD without a save, that is a double bonus.&nbsp; You could include the effect that they fall asleep no save, but they count as twice the HD when determining how many you can affect.I would allow it to affect up to 4HD creatures plus +1 HD per every caster level to a max of 20 HD.I don't know how I would affect the radiusAs to the heavier sleep, I like the idea, and I think that it should be kept, perhaps you could make it that characters of 2 HD +1 HD/4 levels are affected by this heavier sleep.&nbsp; Creatures of higher HD are affected as per normal sleep.Just my thoughts, but I think a powerful sleep spell is a great idea.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wolfpunk, post: 123327, member: 699"] I think a scalable version of the sleep spell is a very good idea. It makes sense to me to have a wizard learn one spell (sleep) and have it get more powerful as he gets more powerful. I as a wizard would not want to take the time and resources it would require to scribe 9 different sleep spells into my spell book. I think I would simply let sleep affect 2d4+1d4 creatures per level of caster to a maximum of 20d4, or if you with 15d4 to keep it on par with your version. I don't think I would give the spell a free affect against creatures of low HD without a save, that is a double bonus. You could include the effect that they fall asleep no save, but they count as twice the HD when determining how many you can affect. I would allow it to affect up to 4HD creatures plus +1 HD per every caster level to a max of 20 HD. I don't know how I would affect the radius As to the heavier sleep, I like the idea, and I think that it should be kept, perhaps you could make it that characters of 2 HD +1 HD/4 levels are affected by this heavier sleep. Creatures of higher HD are affected as per normal sleep. Just my thoughts, but I think a powerful sleep spell is a great idea. [/QUOTE]

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