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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Felon" data-source="post: 860106" data-attributes="member: 8158">Not underpowered in comparison to the cleric or druid, just underfeatured--and when designing PrC's, that's a problem. While it would be pretty hard to advocate that Turning or Wildshape was as puissant an ability as Spellcasting, they are still great features that enhance and round out classes that also possess spellcasting. Then factor in the gap in hit points, armor class, saving throws, and more.  In order to claim there's no discrepency in the wizard's lack of features, one would have to be able to argue that arcane spells were overwhelmingly superior to divine. That just isn't so in 3e. Do you disagree?OK, how so? To clarify my point: if a PrC adds a minor class feature or two to a vanilla-flavored sorcerer or wizard, it doesn't necessarily make the PrC OTT just because the wiz/sor didn't lose any class features (because he really had only a single feature to give up in the first place).</blockquote>