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Yep, Link, I agree. One shouldnt be able to become too powerful in all classes. I think what the PC chose as his first class should be his most powerful, and he class he chooses as his last should be his weakest.
The spellcasting should be done as mentioned above. More practice with one spell gets him better at it. Also, since it takes longer to cast highher level spells, perhaps the mage could have a last word spell. Meaning that hes already cast his spell---- all but the last word. Once spoken the spell goes off. Of coure there would be a negative to this as well. Like the mage cant engage in conversation or heaps of other things except maybe walk or sit on his horse. people would even have to open doors for him.
I think something that was left out of the BG2 that was in the AD&D rules was the rules on marching order. If there are 6 poeple standing of front of the door and they opened the door to find a Medusa the entire party should be turned to stone if the Medusa were right in front of the door when the party opened it. I mean in reality everyone would look right?? So if there were one person on either side of the door and they saw the others turned to stone theyd run for their lives. Something to keep in mind anyway.
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THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE!!!!!!!!!!!
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