Hmmm.  Well, Keltham doesn't see anything promising to ask about that at the moment.  Infinite questions like 'Do the Very Short People get fewer cantrips, by way of checking that it's nothing to do with spatial volume of the caster?' or 'Even if the limit ends up being 4 for almost everyone, can you detect subtle changes in how fast and how much the scaffold collapses which vary by say somebody's cortical volume?'  But not actually anything that's, like, important.  Well, unless -

"No such thing as a magic reset, where you hit me with a powerful dispel that blows away all my current wizard spells and whatever sort of internal magical changes correspond to my having already prepared spells?  Don't actually do that now unless you're sure it doesn't get my cleric spells too."

Hmmm.  Well, Keltham doesn't see anything promising to ask about that at the moment.  Infinite questions like 'Do the Very Short People get fewer cantrips, by way of checking that it's nothing to do with spatial volume of the caster?' or 'Even if the limit ends up being 4 for almost everyone, can you detect subtle changes in how fast and how much the scaffold collapses which vary by say somebody's cranial volume?'  But not actually anything that's, like, important.  Well, unless -

"No such thing as a magic reset, where you hit me with a powerful dispel that blows away all my current wizard spells and whatever sort of internal magical changes correspond to my having already prepared spells?  Don't actually do that now unless you're sure it doesn't get my cleric spells too."

Hmmm.  Well, Keltham doesn't see anything promising to ask about that at the moment.  Obviously he has unboundedly many questions like 'Do the Very Short People get fewer cantrips, by way of checking that it's nothing to do with spatial volume of the caster?' or 'Even if the limit ends up being 4 for almost everyone, can you detect subtle changes in how fast and how much the scaffold collapses which vary by say somebody's cranial volume?'  But not actually anything that's, like, important.  Well, unless -

"No such thing as a magic reset, where you hit me with a powerful dispel that blows away all my current wizard spells and whatever sort of internal magical changes correspond to my having already prepared spells?  Don't actually do that now unless you're sure it doesn't get my cleric spells too."