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<blockquote data-quote="Agent.0.Fortune" data-source="post: 1328073" data-attributes="member: 11296">Bulls str and other buffing spells: are pretty much worthless at 1 min per level. the only way they could retain any possible use would be offer bonus type other than &quot;enhancement&quot; or scale them. +2 every 3 levels up to +10 at 15th.Longstride: no problems here, its a druid/ranger/travel spell, and I would really like to see the druid fill the long-term buffer category.sleep: don't know why it was changed, except maybe an empower problem but that was fixed by the 1 meta-magic type per spell. This is what happens when you have multiple groups attacking problems at differnt angles (like Bulls str). It gets nerf'd at both ends and becomes nearly worthless.Scorching ray: I don't see the problem. short range, and requires an attack roll. 4d6 at 3-6, 8d6 at 7-10, 12d6 at 11+ (and only if you hit with the attack)Darkness: its just like obscuring mist now, but apparently there was a great deal of confusion with double-blind combat, or double invisibilty... Its just too bad there isn't a true darkness spell that just elimiates prevailing light (allowing darkvision to work).And one more.Why can rogues only sneak attack in broad daylight?Invisiblity: there was a change made only for the sake of change</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Agent.0.Fortune, post: 1328073, member: 11296"] Bulls str and other buffing spells: are pretty much worthless at 1 min per level. the only way they could retain any possible use would be offer bonus type other than "enhancement" or scale them. +2 every 3 levels up to +10 at 15th. Longstride: no problems here, its a druid/ranger/travel spell, and I would really like to see the druid fill the long-term buffer category. sleep: don't know why it was changed, except maybe an empower problem but that was fixed by the 1 meta-magic type per spell. This is what happens when you have multiple groups attacking problems at differnt angles (like Bulls str). It gets nerf'd at both ends and becomes nearly worthless. Scorching ray: I don't see the problem. short range, and requires an attack roll. 4d6 at 3-6, 8d6 at 7-10, 12d6 at 11+ (and only if you hit with the attack) Darkness: its just like obscuring mist now, but apparently there was a great deal of confusion with double-blind combat, or double invisibilty... Its just too bad there isn't a true darkness spell that just elimiates prevailing light (allowing darkvision to work). And one more. Why can rogues only sneak attack in broad daylight? Invisiblity: there was a change made only for the sake of change [/QUOTE]

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