Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="Verequus" data-source="post: 1136302" data-attributes="member: 9135">Firstly, the flexibility is included for every spell list, so EoM is potent in every spell list. Secondly, you could use some core spells which allow enough flexibility: Burning Hands, Fireball, Delayed Blast Fireball (for the 3-level gap I recommend an empowered and/or maximized Fireball) and a Wall of Fire for some other situations. I'd like to see a situation which can only overcome by Evoke Fire and not through a core fire spell. Thirdly, I don't believe that there is a difference between a "sorcercer" with some spell lists and a wizard with the matching selection of spells - the flexibility allows just to fill the gaps of the normal gaps. This potency is the same I envision wizards - not that they need to learn "exceptions from rules". After some experimenting with some spells I discovered, that it is laboriuos to develop spells, because one needs to look at least at two spell lists: the effect spell list and the general list. Switching between the required lists is time-consuming. I think that EoM is the first magic system which needs computer power for easy developing, too - a nice computer program comes into my mind...</blockquote>