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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hcm" data-source="post: 4231307" data-attributes="member: 61250">So:1) It might be difficult to create at will powers that are different from one another in a meaningful way, and so the total number to choose from for each class needs to be kept low (for instance 4 per class), especially considering that there are many more classes coming in future books and that classes need to play differently. (It follows from this that a single character cannot choose more than 2 or 3 at will powers, or all characters of a class would have the same at will powers.)or 2) There is really no need for more at will powers, as there is sufficient diversity already, at least if you create encounters appopriate for the party level.I don't think the argument that more at will powers will make the number of choices overwhelming holds up very well, unless there is a magic number somewhere that must not be surpassed. Two more options shouldn't be that hard to handle.I'm hoping for answer 2, but I've got a feeling there might be some truth to answer 1 as well.</blockquote>