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Commit note added to previous post:

Cleric/Druids have an extra note: They can not use any spell slot, that was used in the last 8 hours. SO to get the most of their spell slots, they need to plan ahead, and make sure to use up any spell slots they want open, 8 hours before then need to do their 1 hour pray requirement (based on deity).

Good point, thanks for the heads-up. I'm sure our Paladin needs to be aware of this. That seems to be more cut and dry than the Sorcerer/Oracle concept of spells per day.

Thanks for all the input. It definitely gives a clearer picture of the whole per day concept. I was curious if there was a set in stone definitive answer which there doesn't seem to be. Which is good, in my book. Since we are all new to pnp RPGs, I think it will be less of a problem as we get more comfortable and learn to RP the in between parts better.

Much appreciated.

A)No

B)Yes

c)Yes

hm.. actually, I will check the "A" out. Answer may change in couple minutes

Ok. Thanks for the fast response.

I am DMing a campaign for the first time (and playing for the first time consequently) and we are a bit confused on the whole "per day" concept of spell limits. If my player's Sorcerer can cast 4 level one spells per day, is that per 24 hour cycle or every time he gets 8 hours of rest + 15 minutes to prepare his daily spells?

In other words:

A) Can the sorcerer blow all his spells on an encounter and then rest for 8 hours and bam, they are all ready again? Can he do this over and over again? Theoretically 2-3 times every 24 hour cycle?

B) He blows through all 4 of his spells in an encounter. He then must get at least 8 hours of rest in the next 24 hours but can't cast them again regardless until at least 24 hours have passed?

C) Is the "day" cycle 24 hours from, say: 12:01 a.m. Monday to 12:01 a.m. Tuesday and between those hours the Sorcerer must get at least 8 hours of rest.

Any input would be much appreciated.