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Balance Comment[edit]
I saw balance issues on two different accounts. Firstly, the whole increased mobility thing is certainly cool, but I don't think it offsets the obvious balance issue with the spellcasting. Firstly, the fact that it's completely random can make them ridiculously unfair first level if they happen to stumble upon a sixth level spell tier one day, but can more importantly and more likely make them blindingly useless at later levels. Even if they got sixth level spells each time they rolled at twentieth level, they would hardly be memorable next to a twentieth level wizard. If I were you, I would make the motion to increase the maximum spell tier to ninth level, but make them harder if not impossible to get that high at early levels. After that, to make sure they got their due kermuffins at high levels, make the Dream Magic Control start at like 3%, and increase by intervals of 3. One simply does not help whatsoever for the character. I would also widen the range of spells by a great amount (or have the Seeker choose a couple or a few schools of magic and allow them the full spectrum of spells for the tier that they happen to roll that day within those schools). I hope this helps!
