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<blockquote data-quote="Valus" data-source="post: 6691244" data-attributes="member: 6777490">I get that feeling playing sorcerer, too.&nbsp; The difference is that the wizard has more spells prepared at any given level (25 for wiz vs. 15 for sorc at level 20,) so he's actually more likely to have spell X when the need arises.&nbsp; Plus, if a wizard ends up in a situation where he didn't prepare the spell he needs for a given challenge, he may be able to stall until after his next rest to switch out spells; the sorcerer would basically be screwed, since he can't change prepared spells at all (except maybe with a retrain when leveling.)That being said, if running into this situation is especially frustrating for you, I understand why you would want to avoid the stress of having to decide which spells to prepare each day as opposed to once per level.&nbsp; You and I just have different perspectives on the issue, which is totally fair.All of that aside, I'd suggest taking a look at warlock for your trickster, as well.&nbsp; They have fewer spell slots, but with invocations like Beguiling Influence, Mask of Many Faces, Misty Visions, One With Shadows, etc., they can be quite tricksy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Valus, post: 6691244, member: 6777490"] I get that feeling playing sorcerer, too. The difference is that the wizard has more spells prepared at any given level (25 for wiz vs. 15 for sorc at level 20,) so he's actually more likely to have spell X when the need arises. Plus, if a wizard ends up in a situation where he didn't prepare the spell he needs for a given challenge, he may be able to stall until after his next rest to switch out spells; the sorcerer would basically be screwed, since he can't change prepared spells at all (except maybe with a retrain when leveling.) That being said, if running into this situation is especially frustrating for you, I understand why you would want to avoid the stress of having to decide which spells to prepare each day as opposed to once per level. You and I just have different perspectives on the issue, which is totally fair. All of that aside, I'd suggest taking a look at warlock for your trickster, as well. They have fewer spell slots, but with invocations like Beguiling Influence, Mask of Many Faces, Misty Visions, One With Shadows, etc., they can be quite tricksy. [/QUOTE]

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