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<blockquote data-quote="Veltharis ap Rylix" data-source="post: 9122835" data-attributes="member: 66357">Setting aside the broader issues re: the invocations, I don't think the lack of ritual casting is really a problem anymore.Check the Ritual Casting section of the Playtest 7 glossary - page 52, I think. As long as you have the spell prepared and it has the Ritual tag, you can cast it as a ritual and no longer need a special feature to do so. Still eats up a slot on your &quot;Prepared&quot; list, but you don't need to burn an actual Spell Slot to cast it provided you have the time.The Wizard ritual casting trait and Pact of the Tome basically just specify that you can also ritually cast the spells in your book as though they were actively on your &quot;Prepared&quot; list too. They give you a broader array of ritual spell options than just what you keep on your &quot;Prepared&quot; list, but aren't strictly required simply to cast ritual spells at all anymore.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Veltharis ap Rylix, post: 9122835, member: 66357"] Setting aside the broader issues re: the invocations, I don't think the lack of ritual casting is really a problem anymore. Check the Ritual Casting section of the Playtest 7 glossary - page 52, I think. As long as you have the spell prepared and it has the Ritual tag, you can cast it as a ritual and no longer need a special feature to do so. Still eats up a slot on your "Prepared" list, but you don't need to burn an actual Spell Slot to cast it provided you have the time. The Wizard ritual casting trait and Pact of the Tome basically just specify that you can also ritually cast the spells in your book as though they were actively on your "Prepared" list too. They give you a broader array of ritual spell options than just what you keep on your "Prepared" list, but aren't strictly required simply to cast ritual spells at all anymore. [/QUOTE]

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