Cantrip Update

[Paint]

Should this go in feedback? I don't know.

I just really like the cantrip update. It makes cantrips more useful and allows wizards to feel like wizards again. It goes a long way towards fixing the problems that plague specialists by simply giving them another tool to lean on to make up for their weaknesses. There's probably a few bugs to sort out and some balancing to do still, but overall it's very good and I am very happy with it.

[MRFTW]

I really like it, too, especially resistance.

[Good Character]

Surprised this hasn't been mentioned earlier! Such a great update. Love the Cure Minor change, especially.

This update definitely paved the way a bit to using spells for roleplay effects.

[Gremkarc]

Yeah, props for this update! I'm very much in favour of mechanics that acknowledge some of the improvements 5e has made to the D&D formula (though obv I'm only assuming this change was made with an eye on that).

Locking everything behind spell slots always felt too stingy to me, espec. when D&D makes the hop into CRPGs, where you're naturally fighting more monsters, at shorter intervals.

[MissEvelyn]

I agree wholeheartedly! It's probably the best update since bags were added. Thank you so much, Devs!

[Lass is Class]

Salute to Kalopsia, the cantrips update is a marvelous work, and I am sure lots of casters would love it, both for RP and utility purposes.

[Flower Power]

I regret already having reached L30 and being a Specialist now.