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<blockquote data-quote="Sword of Spirit" data-source="post: 9486120" data-attributes="member: 6677017">When choosing spells gained on character creation or level up, a wizard is more work. But as far as ease of decision-making when playing...Let's generously assume a wizard gets to add enough spells to their spellbook so that the number of spells in it equals that of the spells of a cleric of their level. The cleric still has 2 additional spells per level prepared from their domain. They both have to decide on the same number of spells to prepare for the day, but when it comes to deciding which spells to cast on their tun the cleric has 2 more per level than the wizard. The cleric also has 2 or more channel divinity options, and 1 to 3 uses of them each short rest.And while I like to add every spell I can to my spellbook, and would give my players options to do so, it seems that a lot of people barely touch that class feature and mostly just stick with their 2 per level, so the wizard likely has less spells to choose from during spell preparation too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sword of Spirit, post: 9486120, member: 6677017"] When choosing spells gained on character creation or level up, a wizard is more work. But as far as ease of decision-making when playing... Let's generously assume a wizard gets to add enough spells to their spellbook so that the number of spells in it equals that of the spells of a cleric of their level. The cleric still has 2 additional spells per level prepared from their domain. They both have to decide on the same number of spells to prepare for the day, but when it comes to deciding which spells to [I]cast[/I] on their tun the cleric has 2 more per level than the wizard. The cleric also has 2 or more channel divinity options, and 1 to 3 uses of them each short rest. And while I like to add every spell I can to my spellbook, and would give my players options to do so, it seems that a lot of people barely touch that class feature and mostly just stick with their 2 per level, so the wizard likely has less spells to choose from during spell preparation too. [/QUOTE]

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