A Bonus Sorcerer spells known feat?

[Black_Kaioshin]

Hi all! I've heard somewhere that there is a sorcerers feat that allows a sorcerer to know extra spells based on his charisma. I'm wondering if anyone knows if that feat really exists, and if so, what sourcebook it came from. Thanks!!

 

[Shazman]

I believe that there's a feat in Tome and Blood called extra spell that lets you know one extra spell. I don't know of any others like this.

 

[Darklone]

Sounds broken and not like the Extra Spell feat from Tome & Blood.

 

[green slime]

Extra Spell from T&B, page 40, allows you 1 (one) extra spell at a spell level no higher than one less than your maximum spell level.

So if you are 12th level sorceror, you can learn a new spell, of up to 5th level.

 

[Black_Kaioshin]

Yeah, I know about the lame feat from Tomb and Blood. Its not what I'm looking for.

 

[BryonD]

Yeah, I know about the lame feat from Tomb and Blood. Its not what I'm looking for.

LOTS OF SPELLS

Prereq: CHR 11+; Ability to spontaneously cast arcane spells

Benefit: Your number of spells known is increased based on your CHR in the same manner that your number of spells per day is.

Normal: Your number of spells has a reasonable limit.

Special: This feat rocks and is not lame in any way.

[Note: This feat is 100% OGC, except for the ";" which is IP to me and people I like. Please find a copy of the OGL on-line and pretend I put it here]

 

[Gez]

More seriously, asides from Extra Spell from Tome & Blood, and from the Scion or Bloodline or X feats that basically gives a domain (a serie of nine thematically linked spells) to the sorcerer; I know nothing.

Also, I had proposed a feat a long time ago that required Scribe Scroll, Extra Spell, and Arcane Preparation; and that allowed to use the spell slot gained from Extra Spell to prepare spells from a spellbook (all rules about spellbooks applying, and note that sorcerer don't get free spells written at each levels).

It was considered übermunchkiny, however.

 

[Black_Kaioshin]

Eh? OGL? Are you people pulling my leg?

 

[Buttercup]

Eh? OGL? Are you people pulling my leg?

Yes, they are. It's something that happens around here from time to time, but when it's done to a newbie, as you seem to be based on your post count, I don't think it's very nice.

So I'll give you a serious answer. I haven't ever seen a feat like you're looking for. The answers you have been getting mean that everyone who has posted so far thinks such a feat would be horribly unbalanced, if it did exist. I tend to agree with that, but I do like the idea of a domain feat for a sorcerer.

Gez, where did you see such a feat? I've got a sorcerer in my game right now, and his player is new to gaming. I'm trying to help her with character development, and a domain might really add the flavor she's looking for.

 

[Black_Kaioshin]

Yeah, that is kinda mean, but I guess I can expect that from a bunch of close-minded jerks who think that any advantage to a character means that it must be broken. But, I guess I shouldn't be too suprised about, considering...