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<blockquote data-quote="Asisreo" data-source="post: 8210928" data-attributes="member: 7019027">So, when discussions about Wizards and Sorcerers come up, there's talk about ritual casting, spells known, and the ability to write down spells, right? Well, what about if a sorcerer takes a 1 level dip into wizard? Really, the wizard's entire benefits are basically in their spellbook. A spellbook that any character can get at level 1. Another point, however, is that sorcerers are full casters and dipping into the wizards do not interfere with their spell slot acquisition rate. The only thing that is reduced is sorcerer points and the higher level spell known that you would've gotten. However, taking this dip at, say, level 7 lets you put all your spells known into scrolls which can then be put into your spellbook. This lets you &quot;forget&quot; the spells on level up without actually forgetting them, they're now wizard spells. A sorcerer also gets the ability to add spells to their overall list via spellbooks and scrolls external to their character. That way, if a sorcerer feels like they don't have enough, the DM is free to give them more.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Asisreo, post: 8210928, member: 7019027"] So, when discussions about Wizards and Sorcerers come up, there's talk about ritual casting, spells known, and the ability to write down spells, right? Well, what about if a sorcerer takes a 1 level dip into wizard? Really, the wizard's entire benefits are basically in their spellbook. A spellbook that any character can get at level 1. Another point, however, is that sorcerers are full casters and dipping into the wizards do not interfere with their spell slot acquisition rate. The only thing that is reduced is sorcerer points and the higher level spell known that you would've gotten. However, taking this dip at, say, level 7 lets you put all your spells known into scrolls which can then be put into your spellbook. This lets you "forget" the spells on level up without actually forgetting them, they're now wizard spells. A sorcerer also gets the ability to add spells to their overall list via spellbooks and scrolls external to their character. That way, if a sorcerer feels like they don't have enough, the DM is free to give them more. [/QUOTE]

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