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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kae'Yoss" data-source="post: 396405" data-attributes="member: 4134">It would not be D&D anymore. Maybe the sorcerer is not to well thought out (probably because they brought it into the game very late, after the playtesters banned spontaneous spellcasting for all classes and they wouldn't let go of it entirely. Too bad they didn't use the real 3e rules when making Pool Of Radiance 2, but those early playtest draft.) but I think it works just fine. And psions lose much: their spells aren't scaleable (or only via optional rules, with additional cost) and tend to deal less damage than others. Also, comparing number of powers a psion can cast with the number of spells sorcerers or wizards (or druids/clerics) cast per day per day, spellcasters are better off (although they can't cast as much higher-level spells, cause they can't use lower-level slots for higher-level spells, while psions can use "low-level"-pp for high-level powers).So if you want to change the sorcerer, do something like Monte (I like the MK sorc better than the normal one.), but please keep mana out of D&D.</blockquote>