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#1 hanexs Jul 31, 2008 18:45:45	Some of the players in my campaign proposed a houserule for the mage (and probably the cleric too.) I guess it is related to the Mage not really being as fun, versatile, interesting, powerful as the 3rd edition version. They were thinking it might help to either: 1) Make the Utility powers for the mage rituals, and assign them costs or 2) Allowing the mage to choose more than 2 utility spells when he gains a utility (maybe 3-4). I kind of sympathise with this because while the Archer and the ranger and the fighter are so much more powerful and interesting in this edition, the wizard is kind of boring. I havent played this system yet (I am DMing) but I don't think I would appreciate having to choose between Dispel Magic and Invisibility... I also would like some way to be able to cast invisibility more than once a day as a high level wizard. Anyways, do you think this would be unbalancing? PEACH
#2 lolwatzors Jul 31, 2008 18:58:07	I've given wizards a bonus at will and more cantrips.... In addition, they are allowed to retrain (in my campaigns) far more often than other characters, allowing for more versatility.
#3 master-of-puppets Aug 01, 2008 19:25:34	you could make feats to "recharge" some powers look up some high level spells and think how not to obsolete those also: http://forums.gleemax.com/showthread.php?t=1066432