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<blockquote data-quote="NotAYakk" data-source="post: 8024319" data-attributes="member: 72555">Sure, +5 will be under a rogue's +6.&nbsp; But not far.&quot;Only?&quot;Wizards can prep 4 spells at level 1.&nbsp; Bards are tied for the most spells to pick from when casting a spell at level 1.They get 1 less 1st level spell than a wizard after arcane recovery, and are otherwise tied with every other non-pact spellcaster for slots.&nbsp; What does &quot;use them less&quot; mean?[Quite]Bardic inspiration is fine. Not sure it's adequate compensation for the missing cantrips, spell slots, armor proficiencies, etc. that the other classes get.</blockquote>The only heavier armored full caster is the cleric.The only spellcaster with more slots per day is the warlock (with 2+ short rests) and the wizard.I mean, if you add up every other spellcaster into a megaclass they make the bard look bad.And mockery is a top tier cantrip at level 1.&nbsp; I'd argue the best combat cantrip actually.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="NotAYakk, post: 8024319, member: 72555"] Sure, +5 will be under a rogue's +6. But not far. "Only?" Wizards can prep 4 spells at level 1. Bards are tied for the most spells to pick from when casting a spell at level 1. They get 1 less 1st level spell than a wizard after arcane recovery, and are otherwise tied with every other non-pact spellcaster for slots. What does "use them less" mean? [Quite]Bardic inspiration is fine. Not sure it's adequate compensation for the missing cantrips, spell slots, armor proficiencies, etc. that the other classes get.[/quote] The only heavier armored full caster is the cleric. The only spellcaster with more slots per day is the warlock (with 2+ short rests) and the wizard. I mean, if you add up every other spellcaster into a megaclass they make the bard look bad. And mockery is a top tier cantrip at level 1. I'd argue the best combat cantrip actually. [/QUOTE]

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