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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Arial Black" data-source="post: 7439405" data-attributes="member: 6799649">It might seem OP, but you'll soon realise that it's not an issue.It would be an issue for a prepared caster, who just doubled the range of spells to choose to prepare from each morning, but for a class with a (small) fixed number of spells known, once those spells are chosen then you are stuck with them the whole level, and can only change one on each level up.So a 1st level sorcerer gets 2 spells from the sorcerer list. A divine soul gets 2 spells from a larger pool, but the fact that the available pool was larger makes no difference in play; you've still got just 2 spells.This will not break your game.Giving classes like this more known spells (as opposed to the same number but from a wider range) is what could be OP. Divine Souls do get one more spell, but only one (from a list of either one or two, depending on alignment).If they got an EXTRA set of known cleric spells in addition to their known sorcerer spells, THAT would be OP! If they could know 2 sorcerer spells AND 2 cleric spells (4 total at 1st), THAT would be OP!</blockquote>