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<blockquote data-quote="The Crimson Binome" data-source="post: 7057528" data-attributes="member: 6775031">I'm not the DM in that one, and even if I was, the DM doesn't exactly have a lot of tools to prevent the party from taking a long rest. (At least, not without cheating.) Let it suffice to say that there has never, for as long as I've been playing in the campaign, been a point where resources were sufficiently drained to the extent that the paladin had to regret using his spell slots to smite.It was Pathfinder, and the likelihood that any of those enemies would have made a successful save against the sorcerer is negligible.And why do you think that the witch was acting out of its specialization? It wasn't optimized for Fireball because the witch is a non-standard class, and thus lacks the many racial and class options which are available to the sorcerer across many supplements. It's not like they lacked Spell Focus for Evocation or anything.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Crimson Binome, post: 7057528, member: 6775031"] I'm not the DM in that one, and even if I was, the DM doesn't exactly have a lot of tools to prevent the party from taking a long rest. (At least, not without cheating.) Let it suffice to say that there has never, for as long as I've been playing in the campaign, been a point where resources were sufficiently drained to the extent that the paladin had to regret using his spell slots to smite.It was Pathfinder, and the likelihood that any of those enemies would have made a successful save against the sorcerer is negligible. And why do you think that the witch was acting out of its specialization? It wasn't [I]optimized[/I] for Fireball because the witch is a non-standard class, and thus lacks the many racial and class options which are available to the sorcerer across many supplements. It's not like they lacked Spell Focus for Evocation or anything. [/QUOTE]

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