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Let me spell it out a little more clearly. If the Wizard chooses to not take rituals and was correct not to, in that they would not be...

I just meant in terms of non ritual spells known vs sorcerers. I think it takes till t4 to really accomplish that.

If I’m looking at a level 5 wizard vs level 5 sorcerer. The wizard knows 14-16 spells (subclass dependent) and maybe one more from magic...

They theoretically have more spells. Using republished adventures 0 scrolls have turned up yet lvl 3 and there's no magic shop...

Wizards don't need to craft scrolls cheaper or faster to have an advantage here. It's the needing to have the spell prepared prepared...

Okay but sorcerer and wizard seem equal on both those axises?

My next mimic shall quack.

I doubt there's a consensus on wanting that.

As with most things, there's elements of both present. There's a planning and an execution element. Charisma is definitely the social...

They're not just similar. They're mirror reflections of each other, two different approaches to the same exact role. Warlock, at least...

I have no idea how either of these classes embodies either of those things moreso than the other. Maybe you can explain it more clearly.

I'm a bit unclear on why you suggest that scroll scribing benefits the Wizard more? In 2024, all that's needed is you have the spell...

Great food for thought for me. When a player has trouble choosing which class to go with, I'll use this post to help me give advice...

tracking limited combat resources like mana is more fun because each expenditure is a decision instead of an obligation. you have a low...

@Umbran Wanted to report the above post.