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<blockquote data-quote="ECMO3" data-source="post: 9168866" data-attributes="member: 7030563">I think most players - playing both Wizards and non-Wizards like this design and I think few if any are going to want to change that.I would argue this is not Wizard Fan fantasy, but D&amp;D Fan fantasy.Also it is rare that Wizards have the spells in their book and unheard of that they have them prepared to be as effective across the board as implied here.Typically Wizards have 4 spells per level after 1st&nbsp; to choose from, sometimes it is lots more than that, but I think it is lower than 5 more often than it is more than 5.&nbsp; Then they are further limited in play by the number they can prepare which typically comes down to slightly more than 2 spells a level.So While Protection from Evil and Good is boss when you are fighting a Vampire, and cheap on a 1st-level slot, you probably don't have that prepared unless you know you will be fighting a Vampire.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ECMO3, post: 9168866, member: 7030563"] I think most players - playing both Wizards and non-Wizards like this design and I think few if any are going to want to change that. I would argue this is not Wizard Fan fantasy, but D&D Fan fantasy. Also it is rare that Wizards have the spells in their book and unheard of that they have them prepared to be as effective across the board as implied here. Typically Wizards have 4 spells per level after 1st to choose from, sometimes it is lots more than that, but I think it is lower than 5 more often than it is more than 5. Then they are further limited in play by the number they can prepare which typically comes down to slightly more than 2 spells a level. So While Protection from Evil and Good is boss when you are fighting a Vampire, and cheap on a 1st-level slot, you probably don't have that prepared unless you know you will be fighting a Vampire. [/QUOTE]

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