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Spell DCs House Rule: Applying the "reserve feat" principle.
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<blockquote data-quote="StreamOfTheSky" data-source="post: 4344547" data-attributes="member: 35909"><p>I like the basic idea, but Jack's right, as written, it's a huge boost to casters. May I suggest a fairly simple addendum that might make it balanced? Try the following:</p><p></p><p>The DC for any spell cast is equal to 10 +casting score modifier +highest spell level that has not been cast from yet</p><p></p><p>In other words, you've got a level 13 Wizard with 24 int. His DC's all start out at a base of 24 before feats and such, but when he uses ANY level 7 slot, the DC falls to 23 (based on spell level 6). It might make going nova TOO restrictive; or just cause casters to only spell dump with their second highest level spells. On the other hand, limiting yourself to one level lower for spells is like being down two caster levels, something generally considered painful.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="StreamOfTheSky, post: 4344547, member: 35909"] I like the basic idea, but Jack's right, as written, it's a huge boost to casters. May I suggest a fairly simple addendum that might make it balanced? Try the following: The DC for any spell cast is equal to 10 +casting score modifier +highest spell level that has not been cast from yet In other words, you've got a level 13 Wizard with 24 int. His DC's all start out at a base of 24 before feats and such, but when he uses ANY level 7 slot, the DC falls to 23 (based on spell level 6). It might make going nova TOO restrictive; or just cause casters to only spell dump with their second highest level spells. On the other hand, limiting yourself to one level lower for spells is like being down two caster levels, something generally considered painful. [/QUOTE]
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