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<blockquote data-quote="Pedantic" data-source="post: 9104061" data-attributes="member: 6690965">I don't know that strict separation is necessary here either, particularly if you have a sharp divide in access to skills (or to the most effective levels/proficiencies in skills, or whatever you're using). It's kind of fine if the wizard spends a slot to levitate over the wall and a rogue climbs it, if the consequences/risks/costs of those actions are held equitable in some way. Heck, it's even desirable if the rogue outstrips the wizard in those cases, where levitation would clearly work, but the skill is less costly. By the time the wizard can fly regularly, the rogue should be balancing on clouds anyway.While we probably disagree on the magnitude of what spells should do and possible at which levels they should do it, more limited access to them is certainly something I'd advocate for alongside an expansion of skills. Less Wizard, more Fire Mage and Dread Necromancer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pedantic, post: 9104061, member: 6690965"] I don't know that strict separation is necessary here either, particularly if you have a sharp divide in access to skills (or to the most effective levels/proficiencies in skills, or whatever you're using). It's kind of fine if the wizard spends a slot to levitate over the wall and a rogue climbs it, if the consequences/risks/costs of those actions are held equitable in some way. Heck, it's even desirable if the rogue outstrips the wizard in those cases, where levitation would clearly work, but the skill is less costly. By the time the wizard can fly regularly, the rogue should be balancing on clouds anyway. While we probably disagree on the magnitude of what spells should do and possible at which levels they should do it, more limited access to them is certainly something I'd advocate for alongside an expansion of skills. Less Wizard, more Fire Mage and Dread Necromancer. [/QUOTE]

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