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<blockquote data-quote="jaelis" data-source="post: 4368988" data-attributes="member: 60210">So you'd say that you need your spellbook to change what powers you have prepared, but not to re-prepare them every day.&nbsp; Sounds reasonable, and is consistent with multiclassers not getting or needing a spellbook, since they never get to change what powers are prepared.&nbsp; But does that mean the wizard is permanently stuck with those dailies?&nbsp; I'd be inclined to let him create a new spell book without too much effort.Also, I have to say I kind of like the flavor of arcane preparation, at least in modest doses.&nbsp; Think it would be problematic to require a spellbook to prep your dailies, with the understanding that if you lose your book you can create a new one with, say, a day's work?&nbsp; Guess it doesn't matter much, I'm not actively planning to take anyone's book away.&nbsp; I just think it's more &quot;wizardy&quot; if you have to carry your spellbook around and consult it fairly often.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jaelis, post: 4368988, member: 60210"] So you'd say that you need your spellbook to change what powers you have prepared, but not to re-prepare them every day. Sounds reasonable, and is consistent with multiclassers not getting or needing a spellbook, since they never get to change what powers are prepared. But does that mean the wizard is permanently stuck with those dailies? I'd be inclined to let him create a new spell book without too much effort. Also, I have to say I kind of like the flavor of arcane preparation, at least in modest doses. Think it would be problematic to require a spellbook to prep your dailies, with the understanding that if you lose your book you can create a new one with, say, a day's work? Guess it doesn't matter much, I'm not actively planning to take anyone's book away. I just think it's more "wizardy" if you have to carry your spellbook around and consult it fairly often. [/QUOTE]

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