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What do you think of the new rules for preparing spells?
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<blockquote data-quote="ECMO3" data-source="post: 8860200" data-attributes="member: 7030563"><p>The new way is much easier, especially on level up. Previously on level up you got one more spell to prepare or if you are a half caster maybe one or maybe zero, unless you also got an ASI that level and then it was 2 .... or 1 ..... but then if it is an odd level you have higher level slots so you probably want to drip a lower level spell for a new higher level spell ..... so you got 5th level and you got 1 more spell to prepare, but you also want to drop magic missile, so that is 2 more third level spells to prepare now ..... oh and you got two more spells but you got those from feats so they don't count and this one is a prepared Wizard spell but this other one is a known Bard spell ..... and next week when you come back after a week off - wait I always have magic missile prepared, I must have screwed this up ....</p><p></p><p>I would say at least 20% of the time when as DM I looked at a mid-level casters sheet we found an error, sometimes we evem "found an error"</p><p> that wasn't really an error.</p><p></p><p> Of course that never, ever happened to me as a player ... and if it ever happened as a player I never would have quietly fixed it on my sheet without admitting it!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ECMO3, post: 8860200, member: 7030563"] The new way is much easier, especially on level up. Previously on level up you got one more spell to prepare or if you are a half caster maybe one or maybe zero, unless you also got an ASI that level and then it was 2 .... or 1 ..... but then if it is an odd level you have higher level slots so you probably want to drip a lower level spell for a new higher level spell ..... so you got 5th level and you got 1 more spell to prepare, but you also want to drop magic missile, so that is 2 more third level spells to prepare now ..... oh and you got two more spells but you got those from feats so they don't count and this one is a prepared Wizard spell but this other one is a known Bard spell ..... and next week when you come back after a week off - wait I always have magic missile prepared, I must have screwed this up .... I would say at least 20% of the time when as DM I looked at a mid-level casters sheet we found an error, sometimes we evem "found an error" that wasn't really an error. Of course that never, ever happened to me as a player ... and if it ever happened as a player I never would have quietly fixed it on my sheet without admitting it! [/QUOTE]
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