As in, you need to learn certain spells to learn later spells? Why isn't this the case for spells, but is the case for feats
Main concern is that this would limit sorcerers/bards too much, and make clerics/druids/wizards even more OP. Thoughts?
>>50711870
>Main concern is that this would limit sorcerers/bards too much
That's not something I would lose any sleep over.
>make clerics/druids/wizards even more OP
Give them even harder spell requirements.
>>50711870
I dont think that having spells be sequential like that is really a good way of curbing spellcaster power, if anything it a wider division between blaster and utility builds. I think that if anything I think that there should be a greater diversity of things like rituals or minor passive buffs that could be slotted as prepared spells. Its my personal view that a good way to sandbag casters in the DnD vancian paradigm is to split up the spells they get and force them to make deeper commitments to use spells. Like, I think its perfectly reasonable to have a lvl 3 wizard who's only spells are a basic damage spell, and two solid utility spells like Tensor's or Animate Rope.
>>50711900
>give them harder requirements
How?
I have always wondered why the wizard is half-naked. Is this some weird sex-play?
Can princesses not get off normally anymore after having been kidnapped by dragons and other monsters too often?
>>50711870
>Not posting superior filenamed version
Here you are friend OP
>>50713751
>towel-man throws book.jpg