Mangaholic13 |
Deriven Firelion wrote:
You could call it prepared spontaneous casting if you want. 5E did it with their prepared casters where you prepare a spell list, then heighten or cast them in an appropriate slot as needed like a spontaneous caster. A wizard can still change out spells daily. They used other mechanisms to make each class attractive.
I know some on here like the tradition set in stone Gygaxian Vancian magic, but I much prefer the direction 5E took with casters.
I see...
I consider "Vacian Spontaneous" an oxymoron for reason that, admittedly, aren't relevant to this topic...Farien wrote:
Summoners. They do get all of their spells in Repertoire as Signature Spells.
HammerJack wrote:
If they were the comparison point the OP had meant, their remarkably small number of spell slots would be a necessary part of any comparison.
Farien wrote:
Yup. All five of them.
No, I get why Summoners get a small number of spell slots (I played in a party with someone who played a Synergist Summoner back in 1-Ed) and given the revelation of Spontaneous Heightening, I can totally get why all their spells would be signature spells.