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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Uller" data-source="post: 224713" data-attributes="member: 413">I don't like the fact that Still Spell is an all or nothing thing.  I don't like the notion of having to cast spells as if they are one level higher just to be able to wear Studded Leather without worrying about ASF.  With a feat like Armored Casting that reduces ASF by 10% or gives +2 to a d20 check, it gives you an option:  1) Still Spell: Cast in ANY armor with no chance of failure but all spells (with somatic components) are cast as if they are one level higher.-or- 2) Take a feat and reduce ASF so that you can cast in light armor without ASF, but it is still there(although reduced) for heavier armors.   Take the feat 2 or 3 times and it reduces it further.  Like Sigil said...it should have a cost.  Using just a feat (and no modified d20 check) a cost for casting in armor is guarunteed.  Seems fair to me...P.S.  The craftwand thing is good, but that makes it cost a feat, XP and gold and still doesn't differentiate between various types of armor.</blockquote>