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<blockquote data-quote="Derro" data-source="post: 4104845" data-attributes="member: 51010"><p><strong>Practiced Magic: At will 3e</strong></p><p></p><p>While I'm amenable to the idea of at will spells I feel that 4e implements them too quickly. For the balance of <u>that</u> game it is probably just fine. I think in 3e it would be a very different story as the main element of the 3e challenge system is the depletion of resources. Even with different play-styles this is hardwired into the game. Or not, opinions vary.</p><p></p><p>The basic premise is with each new spell slot obtained the caster is able to choose a lower level slot that is dedicated to one spell. This spell can be cast normally, at will. All component requirements remain the same.</p><p></p><p>I am starting with a two slot cost. So anytime a caster gains a 2nd level spell slot they can dedicate one cantrip slot to become an <em>innate</em> spell. For greater or lesser power you can alter the slot cost or the amount of spells that can be attached to a dedicated slot. I'd base that on the relevant ability score.</p><p></p><p>I'm going to use this in my current D&D game so I will get to experiment. There is a bard and cleric in the party and I have a few spell-casting villains so we'll see how it works. I'm also using E6 (E8 actually) so there will be many feats to play around with as well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Derro, post: 4104845, member: 51010"] [b]Practiced Magic: At will 3e[/b] While I'm amenable to the idea of at will spells I feel that 4e implements them too quickly. For the balance of [U]that[/U] game it is probably just fine. I think in 3e it would be a very different story as the main element of the 3e challenge system is the depletion of resources. Even with different play-styles this is hardwired into the game. Or not, opinions vary. The basic premise is with each new spell slot obtained the caster is able to choose a lower level slot that is dedicated to one spell. This spell can be cast normally, at will. All component requirements remain the same. I am starting with a two slot cost. So anytime a caster gains a 2nd level spell slot they can dedicate one cantrip slot to become an [I]innate[/I] spell. For greater or lesser power you can alter the slot cost or the amount of spells that can be attached to a dedicated slot. I'd base that on the relevant ability score. I'm going to use this in my current D&D game so I will get to experiment. There is a bard and cleric in the party and I have a few spell-casting villains so we'll see how it works. I'm also using E6 (E8 actually) so there will be many feats to play around with as well. [/QUOTE]
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