D&D (2024) There needs to be a 4th spell list.

Not to be that guy, but I really think LevelUp got this one right. I'd you're going to do spell lists, do a lot of small thematic ones and allow for overlap.

Then you can hand out access to "law" or "communication" spells in addition to class lists in archetypes.
 

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Not to be that guy, but I really think LevelUp got this one right. I'd you're going to do spell lists, do a lot of small thematic ones and allow for overlap.

Then you can hand out access to "law" or "communication" spells in addition to class lists in archetypes.
I'll be that guy all day.
 


Not to be that guy, but I really think LevelUp got this one right. I'd you're going to do spell lists, do a lot of small thematic ones and allow for overlap.

Then you can hand out access to "law" or "communication" spells in addition to class lists in archetypes.

I think the lists in LevelUp are a bit too much. And annoying, because you have to look over each single spell.
Really something I don't care about.

Rather use the 8 classic schools an be fine with it.
 

The generalized spell lists are going to run into the Psion Problem which is different from the Artificer Problem which they're currently accounting for, as in what are they going to do about new spells if and when the Psion becomes a class. I think one way to fix the Psion Problem is to have a 4th spell list, and to make it the one that Bards use. It can be called "Psionic" or "Occult" or whatever, but it needs to be one for Bards to use, and then the main one for Psions later on when they become a class.
 



I think the lists in LevelUp are a bit too much. And annoying, because you have to look over each single spell.
Really something I don't care about.

In practice, WotC is in a better place to deal with this through online tools. If spell schools are primarily keywords, then you're just selecting the list of relevant spells for your class choices and getting a list of what you have at each level.
 


In practice, WotC is in a better place to deal with this through online tools. If spell schools are primarily keywords, then you're just selecting the list of relevant spells for your class choices and getting a list of what you have at each level.
Level Up has online tools too.
 

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