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Message: <blockquote data-quote="thewok" data-source="post: 4274364" data-attributes="member: 60907">There are certain levels where you can trade up lower-level powers for higher-level powers.  But they are clearly noted on the level progression table as "replace 1 (type) power."  This is in addition to normal retraining, which allows you to swap out feats, powers and so on every level (only one per level).  For retraining, the new power must be the same level, type and class.  For the power swap levels, you actually trade up.I don't know about "power slots," but use whatever terminology you like to make it work for you.edit: and yet, I became so caught up in terminology and such that I forgot the original question.  As far as "slots" go, I don't think they exist.  Wizards have a certain number of daily spells they can cast.  It is their choice as to which spells they prepare.  They can choose their highest level ones if they wish.  I see nothing in the rules stating otherwise.  Other classes don't have choices, so they (obviously) *must* use lower-level abilities until they reach a level that allows a trade up.</blockquote>