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<blockquote data-quote="Larrin" data-source="post: 3791745" data-attributes="member: 55816">siloing is to keep spells (and other powers i guess) seperate so you don't have to choose between them.for example, a wizard with 2 level 3 slots has to make a choice.&nbsp; Do i have 2 battle spells, 2 untility spells, or 1 of each.&nbsp; It would be nice to be able to throw two fireballs in one battle, but what if we need that untility spell, he'd have to rest and thats kinda lame, but if he goes 1 and 1, then he runs out of usefulness in battle alot faser and may never even need that utility spell.siloing would be if he had 2 slots for battle spells AND 2 slots for utility spells.&nbsp; thus in combat he's as effective as a non-siloed wizard would be that decided to choose to put all his slots towards battle and out of battle he's just as effective as the non-siloed wizard who put all his slots to utility.&nbsp; The wizard is not more POWERFUL he's just more USEFUL.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Larrin, post: 3791745, member: 55816"] siloing is to keep spells (and other powers i guess) seperate so you don't have to choose between them. for example, a wizard with 2 level 3 slots has to make a choice. Do i have 2 battle spells, 2 untility spells, or 1 of each. It would be nice to be able to throw two fireballs in one battle, but what if we need that untility spell, he'd have to rest and thats kinda lame, but if he goes 1 and 1, then he runs out of usefulness in battle alot faser and may never even need that utility spell. siloing would be if he had 2 slots for battle spells AND 2 slots for utility spells. thus in combat he's as effective as a non-siloed wizard would be that decided to choose to put all his slots towards battle and out of battle he's just as effective as the non-siloed wizard who put all his slots to utility. The wizard is not more POWERFUL he's just more USEFUL. [/QUOTE]

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