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<blockquote data-quote="Ovinomancer" data-source="post: 7421982" data-attributes="member: 16814">So, no, no comment on the larger points I was making in my prior posts.&nbsp; Shame.For this, though, if this is your argument it's obvious and trivial -- if you cram all of daily refresh abilities into encounter refresh without doing any other work, it's obvious you will have balance issues period, much less between classes balanced on different paradigms.&nbsp; If you have all wizards in 1e, for instance, and you just move spell refresh from daily to encounter, you're going to generate balance issues within that game as it's not geared to deal with such usages (encounters will require foes in the hundreds in short order when it previously required 10 or less).&nbsp; This is aside from the issues of having a fighter in the party where you didn't smash his day's worth of attacks and damage into an encounter format.&nbsp; IE, the problem you're discussing is really incoherent daily to encounter shifting, and not something inherent in class balance, although that could occur.&nbsp; It's a point that's obvious, not profound.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ovinomancer, post: 7421982, member: 16814"] So, no, no comment on the larger points I was making in my prior posts. Shame. For this, though, if this is your argument it's obvious and trivial -- if you cram all of daily refresh abilities into encounter refresh without doing any other work, it's obvious you will have balance issues period, much less between classes balanced on different paradigms. If you have all wizards in 1e, for instance, and you just move spell refresh from daily to encounter, you're going to generate balance issues within that game as it's not geared to deal with such usages (encounters will require foes in the hundreds in short order when it previously required 10 or less). This is aside from the issues of having a fighter in the party where you didn't smash his day's worth of attacks and damage into an encounter format. IE, the problem you're discussing is really incoherent daily to encounter shifting, and not something inherent in class balance, although that could occur. It's a point that's obvious, not profound. [/QUOTE]

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