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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 2807444" data-attributes="member: 19675">Let me ask this question: are you 1) trying to optimize the PC for a particular role within a party, 2) trying to emulate a particular character from fiction, or 3) are you trying to create a Sorcerer that is unique?If the answer is 1, the above suggestions are excellent.&nbsp; Perhaps flawless.If the answer is 2, give us a little more info about the PC you're emulating.If the answer is 3, there are other spells to consider:&nbsp; Grease, the Orb spells and Color Spray are all fun spells with a lot going for them.&nbsp; My advice- If you're trying to create a unique Sorcerer, take a little time to go over the spells you (and others) passed over and see if there are one or two that you can find a nifty use for...or perhaps a particular, PC background reason for learning.&nbsp; Sometimes a particular &quot;schtick&quot; can make a PC more memorable or fun to play, even if he's not optimized.Example:&nbsp; I'm currently playing a PC who has levels as a Diviner (among other classes)...and he's making friends and enemies at a record rate.&nbsp; His lack of offensive (spell)firepower bugs some of the powergamers, but the information gathering ability he has has kept several party members from biting the big one.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 2807444, member: 19675"] Let me ask this question: are you 1) trying to optimize the PC for a particular role within a party, 2) trying to emulate a particular character from fiction, or 3) are you trying to create a Sorcerer that is [B]unique[/B]? If the answer is 1, the above suggestions are excellent. Perhaps flawless. If the answer is 2, give us a little more info about the PC you're emulating. If the answer is 3, there are other spells to consider: Grease, the Orb spells and Color Spray are all fun spells with a lot going for them. My advice- If you're trying to create a unique Sorcerer, take a little time to go over the spells you (and others) passed over and see if there are one or two that you can find a nifty use for...or perhaps a particular, PC background reason for learning. Sometimes a particular "schtick" can make a PC more memorable or fun to play, even if he's not optimized. Example: I'm currently playing a PC who has levels as a Diviner (among other classes)...and he's making friends and enemies at a record rate. His lack of offensive (spell)firepower bugs some of the powergamers, but the information gathering ability he has has kept several party members from biting the big one. [/QUOTE]

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