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Heigtened Spell
- Effects every single target of the spell and not just one creature
Quickened Spell
- Let's you cast two full level spells in one turn instead of a full spell + cantrip
Extended Spell
- Incredibly powerful crowd control spells have been reduced to 2 Turn durations. Extended Spell makes them 4 turns.
I don't know if I can honestly choose Wizard over Sorcerer anymore.
I like the 'innate magic power' part. Some have to study, some are naturals. I prefer to be a natural.
But that means it is confirmed that you can actually twin a fireball? Wow.
Twinned Spell still only works with single target spells, though (still overpowered.)
Yeah... Quicken, not twinned. Confused the two. Not sure about Haste though. That is only for weapons attacks as far as I remember unless they changed that also.
I do like that wizards can learn any spell from scrolls though.
Can turn idiot-npc into sheeps.
Whats not too like.
Abjuration wizard : "No i don't."
Game : your ally takes 14 damage.
Abjuration wizard : "Nope, scratch that."