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<blockquote data-quote="Sacrosanct" data-source="post: 7106448" data-attributes="member: 15700">As for my answer, the only class I see needing to blow up is the sorcerer.&nbsp; They are too much like wizards.&nbsp; The whole point of a sorcerer is to channel magic, and spell points are the foundation for this.&nbsp; So get a base sorcerer class that has spell points, and subclasses like:Rune: creates and combines runes, with each rune costing a certain number of spell points.&nbsp; So you could decide to go nova by blowing most of your spell points in a complex spell of several runesTotem: create animal totems, the powers of which are invoked by spending spell points (or tattoos instead of physical totems)Vanilla: your traditional sorcerer like the draconic or elemental sorcererWild Mage: I hate this class, but it would probably fall under here.&nbsp; Spend more spell points for greater stability.&nbsp; Spend only a couple spell points for wacky randomnessPsionics: spend spell points to invoke psionic abilities</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sacrosanct, post: 7106448, member: 15700"] As for my answer, the only class I see needing to blow up is the sorcerer. They are too much like wizards. The whole point of a sorcerer is to channel magic, and spell points are the foundation for this. So get a base sorcerer class that has spell points, and subclasses like: Rune: creates and combines runes, with each rune costing a certain number of spell points. So you could decide to go nova by blowing most of your spell points in a complex spell of several runes Totem: create animal totems, the powers of which are invoked by spending spell points (or tattoos instead of physical totems) Vanilla: your traditional sorcerer like the draconic or elemental sorcerer Wild Mage: I hate this class, but it would probably fall under here. Spend more spell points for greater stability. Spend only a couple spell points for wacky randomness Psionics: spend spell points to invoke psionic abilities [/QUOTE]

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