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<blockquote data-quote="Selganor" data-source="post: 9187559" data-attributes="member: 1135">It only costs the bard a reaction if he wants to activate a new hymn but if it is still active (or sustained) they can just declare a target whenever.Regarding instrument specialties and hymns... May I suggest cards for them? The current hymn (with all the info on the card) on the table at the moment the hymn starts and once a target is declared the target gets the card.For instruments either one laminated sheet where the current specialty (and possible &quot;charges&quot;) can easily be marked or maybe a card per specialty with the names (and changed effects) for the affected spells.Have the players realized how many exertion points they can get by using spells?What's the problem with the player who doesn't like flexibility in his spell levels? He can always cast them at highest level. And while probably &quot;wasting&quot; some of the spell power he would most often still have more spells than an O5E warlock has (or have I overlooked something?)As for me I'm currently playing an A5E Savant/Marshal in an O5E game where all the rest of the rules are O5E and in another game an Artificer/Savant (where I seriously need way more Bonus Actions)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Selganor, post: 9187559, member: 1135"] It only costs the bard a reaction if he wants to activate a new hymn but if it is still active (or sustained) they can just declare a target whenever. Regarding instrument specialties and hymns... May I suggest cards for them? The current hymn (with all the info on the card) on the table at the moment the hymn starts and once a target is declared the target gets the card. For instruments either one laminated sheet where the current specialty (and possible "charges") can easily be marked or maybe a card per specialty with the names (and changed effects) for the affected spells. Have the players realized how many exertion points they can get by using spells? What's the problem with the player who doesn't like flexibility in his spell levels? He can always cast them at highest level. And while probably "wasting" some of the spell power he would most often still have more spells than an O5E warlock has (or have I overlooked something?) As for me I'm currently playing an A5E Savant/Marshal in an O5E game where all the rest of the rules are O5E and in another game an Artificer/Savant (where I seriously need way more Bonus Actions) [/QUOTE]

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