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<blockquote data-quote="TwoSix" data-source="post: 7078704" data-attributes="member: 205">Why only melee?&nbsp; Haste works just fine for a Sharpshooter, as well.&nbsp; I've had success Hasting any combination of the Paladin, Ranger archer, Monk, and Druid.&nbsp; Spending one 1st level spell to get a Twin of both of your 3rd level spells seems worthwhile.&nbsp; And at 6th level, you have it baseline.Probably only 4, because you've probably traded out a lower level spell to have 2 3rd level spells.&nbsp; I tend to go defense and utility, relying on cantrips to supplement fireballs (I have a dragon sorcerer).&nbsp; Firebolt at level 6 is doing 2d10+Cha, and I can spend one spell point to twin it.&nbsp; Solid offense, I have shield and mirror image for defense.&nbsp; I don't have quite the versatility of a wizard, sure, but being able to haste two people at once is worth the trade off, to me.&nbsp; If you're not using twinned concentration spells to their fullest effect, you're not playing sorcerer right, to my mind.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TwoSix, post: 7078704, member: 205"] Why only melee? Haste works just fine for a Sharpshooter, as well. I've had success Hasting any combination of the Paladin, Ranger archer, Monk, and Druid. Spending one 1st level spell to get a Twin of both of your 3rd level spells seems worthwhile. And at 6th level, you have it baseline. Probably only 4, because you've probably traded out a lower level spell to have 2 3rd level spells. I tend to go defense and utility, relying on cantrips to supplement fireballs (I have a dragon sorcerer). Firebolt at level 6 is doing 2d10+Cha, and I can spend one spell point to twin it. Solid offense, I have shield and mirror image for defense. I don't have quite the versatility of a wizard, sure, but being able to haste two people at once is worth the trade off, to me. If you're not using twinned concentration spells to their fullest effect, you're not playing sorcerer right, to my mind. [/QUOTE]

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