victorysaber
First Post
This post is inspired from the posts stating how spellcasters should have abilities ranging from X/day to unlimited/day.
What if, say, once a Wizard reaches level 21, he can cast unlimited 1st-level spells? At level 23, he can cast unlimited 2nd-level spells, and so on?
Basically, once a Wizard is of high enough level, he can cast his lowest level spells an unlimited number of times a day.
21st-level is just arbitrary. But I was just musing over the idea of giving spellcasters unlimited spell slots once they reach a certain level, or once they hit the maximum number of spell slots for that spell level.
What do you think?
What if, say, once a Wizard reaches level 21, he can cast unlimited 1st-level spells? At level 23, he can cast unlimited 2nd-level spells, and so on?
Basically, once a Wizard is of high enough level, he can cast his lowest level spells an unlimited number of times a day.
21st-level is just arbitrary. But I was just musing over the idea of giving spellcasters unlimited spell slots once they reach a certain level, or once they hit the maximum number of spell slots for that spell level.
What do you think?