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<blockquote data-quote="Oni" data-source="post: 398066" data-attributes="member: 380">It is a tad open ended, and it begs some questions, like now that he knows it, does it become something he can do on a regular basis, how many of these can he know et c, et c.&nbsp; Personally i had something in mind like maybe a continous detect magic, or perhaps&nbsp; something similar to the spell secret ability (I think that is what it is called) of the wu-jen.&nbsp; But perhaps these are too powerful.&nbsp; As I said before mechanically I believe the sorcerer to be balanced, I just think that there should be something more for them to give up when taking a PrC, as it stands most PrC's if they can qualify for them are better for the sorcerer, than staying the course.&nbsp; I don't think PrC's should over shadow the main classes, but rather take them in new directions, choosing between a PrC and sticking with your class should be a hard choice from a mechanical point of view, but sadly it doesn't always seem to be.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oni, post: 398066, member: 380"] It is a tad open ended, and it begs some questions, like now that he knows it, does it become something he can do on a regular basis, how many of these can he know et c, et c. Personally i had something in mind like maybe a continous detect magic, or perhaps something similar to the spell secret ability (I think that is what it is called) of the wu-jen. But perhaps these are too powerful. As I said before mechanically I believe the sorcerer to be balanced, I just think that there should be something more for them to give up when taking a PrC, as it stands most PrC's if they can qualify for them are better for the sorcerer, than staying the course. I don't think PrC's should over shadow the main classes, but rather take them in new directions, choosing between a PrC and sticking with your class should be a hard choice from a mechanical point of view, but sadly it doesn't always seem to be. [/QUOTE]

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