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<blockquote data-quote="Aldarc" data-source="post: 7786429" data-attributes="member: 5142">The PF2 Sorcerer has more spells per day than a Wizard, and they also get access to the Dangerous Sorcery feat at first level, with human ancestry, that gives bonus damage to spells. Sorcerers also get Signature Spells at level 3 that allow them to spotaneously heighten spells. But the &quot;blasting power&quot; of your Sorcerer will largely depend on your chosen bloodline. You probably should not pick, pick for example, any of the divine or occult bloodlines if you are seeking &quot;blasting power&quot; for your Sorcerer.In 5e a Sorcerer relies a lot on their cantrips and metamagic. They are not really &quot;kicking serious ass already from the get-go&quot; since their metamagic doesn't come on-line until level 3. At that point, they can quicken their spells and cantrips. Your draconic sorcerer does not get bonus damage to spells (and only to their chosen element) until level 6.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aldarc, post: 7786429, member: 5142"] The PF2 Sorcerer has more spells per day than a Wizard, and they also get access to the Dangerous Sorcery feat at first level, with human ancestry, that gives bonus damage to spells. Sorcerers also get Signature Spells at level 3 that allow them to spotaneously heighten spells. But the "blasting power" of your Sorcerer will largely depend on your chosen bloodline. You probably should not pick, pick for example, any of the divine or occult bloodlines if you are seeking "blasting power" for your Sorcerer. In 5e a Sorcerer relies a lot on their cantrips and metamagic. They are not really "kicking serious ass already from the get-go" since their metamagic doesn't come on-line until level 3. At that point, they can quicken their spells and cantrips. Your draconic sorcerer does not get bonus damage to spells (and only to their chosen element) until level 6. [/QUOTE]

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