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<blockquote data-quote="Whizbang Dustyboots" data-source="post: 9093535" data-attributes="member: 11760">Not combat spells. If anything, I'd strip those way back and just allow players to reflavor those by various means.What D&amp;D does need, IMO, are spells like in <a href="https://metalweavegames.com/products/incantations" target="_blank">Metal Weave Games' Incantations sourcebook</a>, which allow all characters (through a form of ritual casting) to do things like create a place safe from scrying, create a dream space where characters can perform downtime actions without having time advance in the real world, imbuing mounts with magical abilities, creating planar gateways or linking unconnected doorways together across long distances, etc.But I also don't think one can make players try new stuff if they're not interested in it. I don't get why some people want to stick with WotC content only (especially as many of them complain about the quality or lack of variety in that content), but they exist.Maybe just get a copy of Incantations or Kobold Press' Deep Magic and let them look at the books for themselves.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Whizbang Dustyboots, post: 9093535, member: 11760"] [I]Not[/I] combat spells. If anything, I'd strip those way back and just allow players to reflavor those by various means. What D&D does need, IMO, are spells like in [URL='https://metalweavegames.com/products/incantations']Metal Weave Games' Incantations sourcebook[/URL], which allow all characters (through a form of ritual casting) to do things like create a place safe from scrying, create a dream space where characters can perform downtime actions without having time advance in the real world, imbuing mounts with magical abilities, creating planar gateways or linking unconnected doorways together across long distances, etc. But I also don't think one can make players try new stuff if they're not interested in it. I don't get why some people want to stick with WotC content only (especially as many of them complain about the quality or lack of variety in that content), but they exist. Maybe just get a copy of Incantations or Kobold Press' Deep Magic and let them look at the books for themselves. [/QUOTE]

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