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<blockquote data-quote="Kaji" data-source="post: 485767" data-attributes="member: 7738">Hmmm...I play a fairly similar character myself, although he's much lower in level the progression will be a lot like what you have now. He's obsessed with power and the manipulation of energy. He's evil as the day is long, and feels the only way he'll ever be &quot;safe&quot; is by the vast accumulation of power and contingencies. Starting life a &quot;lowly&quot; wizard, as his power grew he realized so did the potential for mastery of that power. Incantatrix/Archmage in particular are really about doing things with magic that defy and break the boundaries of what is normally possible. Anyway, that's my deal. Here's some ideas for you:1) Incantatrix is designed to protect against Outsiders, and because you have 9 levesl here, clearly is was inportant to your character. Maybe she grew up in an area &quot;blessed&quot; with a number of portals to the Outer Planes, and interesting visitors were always popping up. Stemming from a need to protect her community, she walks the path of the Incant Protector idea. 2) Raised by strange monks that believe all Outsiders are bad by definition, even the good ones. Make her lawful neutral and frightned/angered by all outsiders. Should make for interesting role-playing in the Planes.3) Her sorcerous power has always seemed like a gift from beyond, but has always been notoriously difficult to control. She walks the path of Incant/Arch in an ongoing effort to use metamagic and Archmage abilities to control the awesome magic that lives in her soul. Would help explain the Feat Skill Focus (Spellcraft) in character.4) Play her like my idiotic, power hungry wizard. No problem too large, no creature too powerful for my insane power. CN would work. The rest of your party would always be pulling you away from some hideous mistake you're about to make. Because you're playing a sorcerer, you help this out with a slightly lower that normal Int or Wis. Your character will have had to take Iron Will anyway, so that should help make up the diff if you take the lower Wis.Hope this helps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kaji, post: 485767, member: 7738"] Hmmm...I play a fairly similar character myself, although he's much lower in level the progression will be a lot like what you have now. He's obsessed with power and the manipulation of energy. He's evil as the day is long, and feels the only way he'll ever be "safe" is by the vast accumulation of power and contingencies. Starting life a "lowly" wizard, as his power grew he realized so did the potential for mastery of that power. Incantatrix/Archmage in particular are really about doing things with magic that defy and break the boundaries of what is normally possible. Anyway, that's my deal. Here's some ideas for you: 1) Incantatrix is designed to protect against Outsiders, and because you have 9 levesl here, clearly is was inportant to your character. Maybe she grew up in an area "blessed" with a number of portals to the Outer Planes, and interesting visitors were always popping up. Stemming from a need to protect her community, she walks the path of the Incant Protector idea. 2) Raised by strange monks that believe all Outsiders are bad by definition, even the good ones. Make her lawful neutral and frightned/angered by all outsiders. Should make for interesting role-playing in the Planes. 3) Her sorcerous power has always seemed like a gift from beyond, but has always been notoriously difficult to control. She walks the path of Incant/Arch in an ongoing effort to use metamagic and Archmage abilities to control the awesome magic that lives in her soul. Would help explain the Feat Skill Focus (Spellcraft) in character. 4) Play her like my idiotic, power hungry wizard. No problem too large, no creature too powerful for my insane power. CN would work. The rest of your party would always be pulling you away from some hideous mistake you're about to make. Because you're playing a sorcerer, you help this out with a slightly lower that normal Int or Wis. Your character will have had to take Iron Will anyway, so that should help make up the diff if you take the lower Wis. Hope this helps. [/QUOTE]

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