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<blockquote data-quote="Cheiromancer" data-source="post: 348058" data-attributes="member: 141">Ah!&nbsp; But the version of hero I'm using doesn't get any saves, nor the con bonus per hit dice.&nbsp; You have to pay for them separately.I also used a wizard as the base, instead of a sorcerer.&nbsp; Wizards have a more regular spell progression.Skills: 20 points for base 2, another 20 for +int bonus/levelhp: 20 points for +con bonus/levelsaves: 24 points total (12 for will, 6 for fort and ref)bonus feats: 8 (or 10, depends on whether you count the initial scribe scroll- 1st level abilities tend to be kinda screwy).familiar advancement: 10 or so?Grand total: about 100.&nbsp; So 20 levels of spellcasting is worth 60 points.&nbsp; Voila! Each level is worth 3 hero points.I think it is a nice symmetry:&nbsp; with the earlier analysis of the fighter a cost of 3 HP per +1 BAB worked well.&nbsp; It is nice that the salient ability of the wizard works out the same.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cheiromancer, post: 348058, member: 141"] Ah! But the version of hero I'm using doesn't get any saves, nor the con bonus per hit dice. You have to pay for them separately. I also used a wizard as the base, instead of a sorcerer. Wizards have a more regular spell progression. Skills: 20 points for base 2, another 20 for +int bonus/level hp: 20 points for +con bonus/level saves: 24 points total (12 for will, 6 for fort and ref) bonus feats: 8 (or 10, depends on whether you count the initial scribe scroll- 1st level abilities tend to be kinda screwy). familiar advancement: 10 or so? Grand total: about 100. So 20 levels of spellcasting is worth 60 points. Voila! Each level is worth 3 hero points. I think it is a nice symmetry: with the earlier analysis of the fighter a cost of 3 HP per +1 BAB worked well. It is nice that the salient ability of the wizard works out the same. [/QUOTE]

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