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D&D 5E Metamagic for wizards not for sorcerers?

d8 HPs, is great and Ashrym, not sure if you are looking for a fight, but the praise of Bards was in the context of Narrative Flexibility. A Bard represents Talent and Training.

Narrative flexibility is nice and all but your commenr mentioned representing any archetype. I'm pointing out it's a mechanically weaker representation.

The hit die doesn't make a big difference because CON bonus moderates what is only a small gap to start. (1hp+1hp/lvl). Better AC (shield spell) > those hp.

Bards are great for flexibility in building them and definitely got a lot going for them, but when it comes down to a direct comparison they fall behind focused classes.

I'm saying representing talent and training doesn't make them better than either sorcerers or wizards as casters. That's an observation, not a fight. ;)
 

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