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<blockquote data-quote="Sarellion" data-source="post: 690438" data-attributes="member: 6254">I have given my sorcerers the eshew materials feat and the wizards have a magic focus that replaces all material components with small costs. Costly items still have to be purchased. Most of the time, it is a staff. The wizards have a skill to use their staff. A higher skill improves the power of the staff. It gets more difficult to destroy, they can sense the direction where to find the staff or even bring it to them. I wanted first to use feats, but this would be to costly for what I intended. So far it has worked well and it has accomplished what I wanted.The goals were:1. Wizards are easily identified. There is no reason for a wizard to run around in robes but most ppl recognize amagic focus.2. I did not want to get the wizard so easily off the hook regarding spell components but also it should not be a big hassle for them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sarellion, post: 690438, member: 6254"] I have given my sorcerers the eshew materials feat and the wizards have a magic focus that replaces all material components with small costs. Costly items still have to be purchased. Most of the time, it is a staff. The wizards have a skill to use their staff. A higher skill improves the power of the staff. It gets more difficult to destroy, they can sense the direction where to find the staff or even bring it to them. I wanted first to use feats, but this would be to costly for what I intended. So far it has worked well and it has accomplished what I wanted. The goals were: 1. Wizards are easily identified. There is no reason for a wizard to run around in robes but most ppl recognize amagic focus. 2. I did not want to get the wizard so easily off the hook regarding spell components but also it should not be a big hassle for them. [/QUOTE]

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