*gathers a large mob with torches and pitchforks*
"Who's with me!"
So, akhem. I want to vehemently object to the upping of Larval Worms (and Trelons I guess). I petition and request that they be returned to how they used to be originally.
I don't really care much if how it made no D&D sense or whatever. It was fun. Sure, I beat the game several times without even bothering to look into Undersigil, let alone powerlevel. But sometimes I like to do that and it was just awesome to cast Cloudkill and see the xp rolling in. Also, it doesn't -matter-. By the time you've broken through to the Lower Ward, if you knew what you were doing you and your party should be fine to tackle the rest of the game, powerlevelled or not.
At most, this is a balance tweak, not something that fixes a bug or restores actual content, so no idea why you've forced this on players who may have enjoyed how the game was originally in this respect.
The game is already awfully stupid about the effectiveness of magic, Magic often just doesn't feel like it works. Dangerous enemies not only have good saves (which is understandable and good) but also tend to have magic resistances which often result in like a full minute animation of an "awesome" level 8 or 9 spell of which you only have one memorized, anticlimatically resulting in precisely zero effect (Moridor's Fiend, I'm looking at you). Seriously, those high end spells feel like a f-ing waste of time. Undersigil was like the one part of the game where you could really feel you're a powerful mage. And now you guys took even that away.
