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What feats should PCs automatically get?
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<blockquote data-quote="Nonlethal Force" data-source="post: 2527551" data-attributes="member: 35788"><p>Well when you put it that way ....</p><p></p><p>Not a bad idea. I especially like the meta-magic "simple/stripped down" version. So for example. A wizard could research a way to scribe a fireball spell into their spellbook in such a way that the wizard has to scribe the spell using twice the necessary pages and casting the spell uses both a third and a sixth level spot. But when cast, it is maximized without the feat.</p><p></p><p>There is an example of a way to allow a player to expirament if losing a sixth level spot is worth a maximized fireball before they spend a feat on it. If they take the feat, the wizard need not waste double the pages in his spellbook and he doesn't lose the 3rd level spell in addition to the 6th level spell. So the feat is definately WAY better, but it could be done without a feat for expiramental purposes. You certainly wouldn't make a habit of doing it this way - because of the spell level loss ... but I could see doing it once or twice to see if it was worth it.</p><p></p><p>I see where this convesation is going...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nonlethal Force, post: 2527551, member: 35788"] Well when you put it that way .... Not a bad idea. I especially like the meta-magic "simple/stripped down" version. So for example. A wizard could research a way to scribe a fireball spell into their spellbook in such a way that the wizard has to scribe the spell using twice the necessary pages and casting the spell uses both a third and a sixth level spot. But when cast, it is maximized without the feat. There is an example of a way to allow a player to expirament if losing a sixth level spot is worth a maximized fireball before they spend a feat on it. If they take the feat, the wizard need not waste double the pages in his spellbook and he doesn't lose the 3rd level spell in addition to the 6th level spell. So the feat is definately WAY better, but it could be done without a feat for expiramental purposes. You certainly wouldn't make a habit of doing it this way - because of the spell level loss ... but I could see doing it once or twice to see if it was worth it. I see where this convesation is going... [/QUOTE]
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