Thinking about how Basic D&D has "reversible" spells, so you could prepare a Cure but invert it to cast Inflict on the fly, and how this is awesome so naturally 5e ignores this for everything but one spell
There's also another element: some spells can be *dispelled* if you know them, so if you know Blade Barrier you can cast it to dispel an active Blade Barrier in the world, and I really love that as a general rule? 5e has absolutely nothing like that either
a big element is that wizards and "prepared" casters can't do this reversal on the fly, but "innate" casters can, so that's also a thing that could set a sorcerer apart as a unique mechanic. 5e has instead given wizards the unique feature sorcerers had lmao
Every man replying to this with "well actually" or "write this yourself": it's not 2001 we've evolved
Also try to be correct about the thing you're correcting me on its fucking embarrassing
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