A spell per day alteration? [Archive] - Wizards Community

A spell per day alteration? [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Gorlick_Da_Consumer
03-12-07, 05:16 PM I tryed most of the Spell per days variants, but they ether make the caster to powerful or to week or a pain in the giblet

ok sence spells have a spell requirment, Mat.s and all those
I thought, instead of useing those for the SPD maby you have the SPD free and if u use the mat.s then the spell is free?

does that sound to powerful, more limited, or about the same.
Seeker95
03-12-07, 08:52 PM Can you re-write that without ad hoc abbreviations?

As for whatever you suggested being too powerful or not powerful enough, I think it would depend very much on the game.
Stardust
03-12-07, 11:23 PM Please write in English, use a spellchecker, tell us what class you're talking about, what variant rules you're considering and we might be able to help you.

Apologies if English is not your first language, although I suspect it is, because most people who learn English have much better spelling, even if they sometimes pick the wrong word.

As is, I have no idea what you're asking, so it's rather hard to give advice.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Gorlick_Da_Consumer 03-12-07, 05:16 PM	I tryed most of the Spell per days variants, but they ether make the caster to powerful or to week or a pain in the giblet ok sence spells have a spell requirment, Mat.s and all those I thought, instead of useing those for the SPD maby you have the SPD free and if u use the mat.s then the spell is free? does that sound to powerful, more limited, or about the same.
Seeker95 03-12-07, 08:52 PM	Can you re-write that without ad hoc abbreviations? As for whatever you suggested being too powerful or not powerful enough, I think it would depend very much on the game.
Stardust 03-12-07, 11:23 PM	Please write in English, use a spellchecker, tell us what class you're talking about, what variant rules you're considering and we might be able to help you. Apologies if English is not your first language, although I suspect it is, because most people who learn English have much better spelling, even if they sometimes pick the wrong word. As is, I have no idea what you're asking, so it's rather hard to give advice.