I am at school right now, I'll put my spell list on tonight so you can see it, True seeing is out of question because I have a cirlet of true seeing. This is my first spellcaster and I must say I love it. It was nice playing a barbarien, but in the higher levels it just gets boring. I am not trying to offend someone who loves fighter types, I like them too.
6th level spell for sorcerer
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Dr_Rictus
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Sagiro said:
And don't let anyone tell you that the "burn through your spells faster" effect is a significant mitigator, either. (And they'll try!) When you're casting twice as many spells in a round, the combats are generally lasting half as long.
It depends. The Defenders tend to be fairly RP heavy. As I recall, they tend to have lots of game days with at most one or two fights, meaning those fights are also awfully tough. So they can feel free to rev up into high speed every time. In a game with more dungeon crawling, there may actually be an issue of not blowing too many spells on early fights that don't really warrant it.
My sorcerer PC took Chain Lightning as his first 6th-level spell. It's been tremendously useful in our campaign, mainly because we have been in a lot of close-quarters battles. Unlike area spells, CL lets you pick and choose which targets are hit, which is great when baddies are swarming around and between your allies.
After that, I took Disintegrate. It's one of the few save-or-die spells that works on constructs and undead; besides that, it has great utility use, as it can create a shortcut through almost any wall, floor, or other obstruction.
Next will probably be Greater Dispelling, since I didn't take ordinary Dispel. If not that, then perhaps Prismatic Eye from MoF. (It acts like Prismatic Spray, but projects a ray of a single random color once per round, and each color is only fired once.)
I might have taken Mass Haste, but that seemed redundant since I have Haste as a 3rd-level spell. Instead, I took the Chain Spell metamagic feat, from T&B. So I can cast Chained Haste with a 6th-level slot, without needing to waste another known spell on it. The additional benefit is that the feat is useful for lots of other spells too.
After that, I took Disintegrate. It's one of the few save-or-die spells that works on constructs and undead; besides that, it has great utility use, as it can create a shortcut through almost any wall, floor, or other obstruction.
Next will probably be Greater Dispelling, since I didn't take ordinary Dispel. If not that, then perhaps Prismatic Eye from MoF. (It acts like Prismatic Spray, but projects a ray of a single random color once per round, and each color is only fired once.)
I might have taken Mass Haste, but that seemed redundant since I have Haste as a 3rd-level spell. Instead, I took the Chain Spell metamagic feat, from T&B. So I can cast Chained Haste with a 6th-level slot, without needing to waste another known spell on it. The additional benefit is that the feat is useful for lots of other spells too.
Number47
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If you do not have a familiar, I'm not sure I would recommend Anti Magic Field. If you do have a familiar, though, definitely take this one! You can have your familiar be the recipient of the spell, then the little guy can sit on top of the fighter's backpack. A fighter with AMF around him will be a lot better than you with it! This can work even better with improved familiars. It can be crazy effective if you use a monk instead of the fighter!
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