The top change 3e made to the D&D spell system...
- Thread starter MerricB
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MerricB said:
I think there are more siginficant changes than this.
Being able to cast a spell in melee.
Being able to leave a spell slot open.
Metamagic.
Counterspells.
Bonus spells for Wizards.
Switch to only 3 types of saving throws.
Spellcasting attribute effects the save of a spell.
Free spells in your spellbook when you advance a level.
Geron Raveneye
Explorer
...was the design of the sorcerer's charisma-based magic, in my opinion. It is set off wonderfully from the studious wizard, limited but flexible in it's own way, carries a lot of flavour, and branched off into hybrid systems like the Arcana Unearthed magic system. 
Clerical spontaneous casting is a nice idea, too, I just wish they hadn't done it with healing spells, but with domain spells...but that's house rule stuff. The principle is neat.
All the other points are good, too, because they raise the flexibility of D&D magic while staying true to the original system.
Clerical spontaneous casting is a nice idea, too, I just wish they hadn't done it with healing spells, but with domain spells...but that's house rule stuff. The principle is neat.
All the other points are good, too, because they raise the flexibility of D&D magic while staying true to the original system.
johnsemlak
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diaglo said:i thot the big change was in the 5 H's.
polymorph is still messed up too.
5 H's?
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