@dungeonbastardThe use case is: convert warlock slots to sorc points, short rest, regain warlock slots. Turning a short rest asset to long.

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In this case, you gain the ability to reroll the Wild Magic table, give bonuses to rolls, etc. The abilities aren't as important as the template though.

It'd give a fun balancing act of wanting to gain abilities earlier but also wanting to keep your spells.