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Right now, with Hide being a bonus action, this powerful combo is available to all spellcasters once they get greater invisibility. Very expensive to pull off, but very powerful. If you're a Clockwork Soul sorcerer, you can get the non-detection spell and make yourself immune to trueseeing / see invisibility just as an added layer of defense on top of that. For those who manage to pass the perception check, if they don't have the ability to see invisibility, they still attack at a disadvantage + can't target you with many spells. On failure, they they don't even know where you are and cannot target you at all. People who need to use sight automatically fail their perception checks unless they can sense you another way (tracks, noise, etc). but of course Dodge doesn't exist in BG3.Īnother really strong Quicken spell combo is to use Greater Invisibility (stay invisible after attacking/casting), and then just cast spells via Quicken and take the Hide action every turn. Dodge (+ mirror image & shield) is pretty powerful in tabletop against attack rolls and Dex ST effects get in the middle of combat, quicken a powerful spell and use your action to Dodge, then shield any hits that get through!. Oh and I completely forgot to mention Dodge. Dash will basically never be useful for spellcasters in BG3 because of the smaller maps. In BG3, Hide and Potions are bonus actions, so obviously quicken is not needed for those. I'd prefer the Tasha's / Solasta fix - which is to give Sorcerers "Domain" Spells. If we're making adjustments, I do generally think Sorcerers need a buff, but I don't think having Quicken Spell be extremely OP is the way to go - since it devalues the other metamagics.
If Larian is changing the spell casting rules, then they really need to evaluate everything from a balance standpoint.
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It's perfect for multiclasses like Warlock + Sorcerer (BA spell + action eldritch blast) or Sorcerer + Paladin (BA spell + full attack, maybe even smites). Quicken is still amazing when you have a strong action to use. There's a reason why Heighten, Empowered, and other metamagic exist - and I think Larian actually made a great change in giving us more Metamagic choices (normally in PnP sorcerers only get 3 at the EA levels). Quicken spell + cantrip can be a bit underwhelming, but I think that's alright because it shouldn't be so much better than all the other metamagics. Remember, the levels we see in the EA (1-4) are where casters are at their ABSOLUTE weakest. The multiple levelled spell is simply too much of a buff for casters, which will really hamper balance against many other classes (Rogues, Fighters, etc). I voted for keeping in the 5E PnP rules - of all the choices, I feel like it's the easiest to implement and will be the most balanced.
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