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I think sorcerer would be better if they split "naturally good with magic" from "innate magic". A lot of people say they want the latter, but as soon as anyone does anything that logically fits that paradigm, all they get is complaining about how they don't want their sorcerer to have scales or...

5e Indexes (9.0l) and 5e 1Dnd 3PP Monster 3.0m on the first page have all the monsters from the first seven chapters in Phandelver and Below the Shattered Oblisk. 5e 1Dnd 3PP Monster 3.0m also has all the monsters from Limitless Monsters vol 2 of CR 8 or less.

Most of the good or neutral gods in my setting have an interest in one or two backgrounds, and sometimes when the trek is taking too long, a kindly NPC, who might be the god, the god's divine servant, or a mortal follower, will give the PC's a ride (I think of it as the Clive Cussler model) with...

So many options..... Probably the most interesting one would be to lean into the magic tables for the Wild Magic Sorcerer. Basically, when you are a sorcerer and you cast your highest-level spell, stuff happens: if you are a dragon sorcerer, dragon stuff happens; if you are a wild magic...

For 5e (with a little 4e flair), you would probably want to create a custom subclass (the 4e part is that the subclass could work off a different stat than the base class). Warlock (you grab invocations) and druid (you get wildshape) are probably the easiest mechanically, and since you won't...

I finally managed to get back to Limitless Monsters vol. 2. 5e 1Dnd 3PP Monster 3.0l on the front page has all the monsters of CR 6 or less.

5e Indexes (9.0k) and 5e 1Dnd 3PP Monster 3.0k on the front page have all the monsters and NPCs from Chains of Asmodeus appendices A-C. That includes all the archdevils, including Asmodeus himself.

5e Indexes (9.0j) and 5e 1Dnd 3PP Monster 3.0j on the front page have all the monsters of CR 16 or less from Appendix B of Chains of Asmodeus and most of the archdevils from Appendix A.

I figure all magic has gatekeepers. Sure, anyone can become a wizard or bard IF you can find someone who can teach you how to do it and IF the family farm can afford to lose you (and whatever tuition costs) on the POSSIBILITY that someday you might become a 1st-level spellcaster. Forget...

5e Indexes (9.0i) and 5e 1Dnd 3PP Monster 3.0i on the front page has all the NPC's from Appendix C, and all the monsters from Appendices A and B of CR 13 or less from Chains of Asmodeus.

5e Indexes (9.0h) and 5e 1Dnd 3PP Monster 3.0h on the front page have all the monsters and NPC's from Appendices A-C of Chains of Asmodeus of CR 11 or less.

5e Indexes (9.0g) on the front page has all the magic items from Appendix D of Chains of Asmodeus. It along with 5e 1Dnd 3PP Monster 3.0g also has all the monsters and NPC's in Appendices A-C of CR 9 or less.

5e Indexes (9.0f) and 5e 1Dnd 3PP Monster 3.0f on the front page have all the monsters from Mortes Planar Parade and all the non-artifact magic items from Appendix D of Chains of Asmodeus.

5e Indexes (9.0e) and 5e 1Dnd 3PP Monster 3.0e on the front page have all the monsters from Morte's Planar Parade of CR 10 or less.

I would say that GOO's would give you the power to "heal" someone (functionally heal in game terms), but 3 days, 5 hours, and 37 seconds later, the recipient of the "healing" is growing gills or their hair is turning into tentacles.... The GOO might not even know it, it is just their nature...

5e Indexes (9.0d) and 5e 1Dnd 3PP Monster 3.0d on the front page have all the monsters of CR 8 or less from Morte's Planar Parade.

5e Indexes (9.0c) and 5e 1Dnd 3PP Monster 3.0c on the front page have all the monsters of CR 6 or less from Morte's Planar Parade.

5e Indexes (9.0b) and 5e 1Dnd 3PP Monster 3.0b on the front page have all the monsters from Morte's Planar Parade of CR 4 or less.

5e Indexes (9.0a) on the front page has all the player options, spells, and magic items from Sigil and the Outlands. Both 5e Indexes (9.0a) and 5e 1Dnd 3PP Monster 3.0a have all the monsters of CR 2 or less from Morte's Planar Parade.

The first two books of Larry Correia's Monster Hunter International series feature GOO's as the bad guys (and the creators of all the world's undead) and their main agent is basically a bladelock. He doesn't get much in the way of direct orders, but has to deal with weird prophesies, dreams...