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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Gadget" data-source="post: 7207398" data-attributes="member: 23716"><p>I don't really care for the 'make meta-magic available to everyone through feats' option.  D&D designers have gone too often to the "let's make a feat to fix the problem" well, and I'm starting to view that as a sign of lazy design.  Besides, if I wanted to play 3e, I would play 3e.  What the Sorcerer needs is more meta-magic earlier, not the genericizing of their abilities.  If it is true that most chars never make it much into the double digit levels, Sorcerers only have two meta magic options for their career.  If they had more options earlier, it would certainly make them more flavorful and distinctive.  That brings us to Sorcery Points.  Between sub-class abilities, meta-magic and spell slot burning or creating, Sorcerer's have enough fiddling with Sorcery points to be going on with.  If any thing, they could use a way to replenish their pool other than a long rest or the high level capstone abilities; perhaps they replenish 1 SP per tier per short rest?</p></blockquote><p></p>