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<blockquote data-quote="RogueJK" data-source="post: 200731" data-attributes="member: 170">Basically, it differs from the PHB Sorcerer as follows:d6 HD4 skill points/level.Two extra Charisma-related class skills. (Diplomacy and Gather Information)No material components are needed, but they must pay 1/25 of the gp cost of material components in XP (with a minimum of 1 XP)Slightly increased number of spells known.&nbsp; They get spells a little quicker, and end up with one extra 3rd-8th level spell known.The sorcerer's spell list has been modified slightly, reducing the number of spells available and changing the level of some of the spells (i.e. Shield is 2nd, Haste is 4th, etc.).&nbsp; The introduction to this section states:&nbsp; &quot;The spell list has been rebalanced with the idea that the sorcerer can and will cast his spells over and over in a given day, rather than once or twice like a wizard. It contains more general, dramatic, call-up-the-power-right-now spells but fewer divinations, specific spells, or those requiring a lot of time to cast (like identify or clone). No effort was made to maintain balance among the schools, since sorcerers do not specialize.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RogueJK, post: 200731, member: 170"] Basically, it differs from the PHB Sorcerer as follows: d6 HD 4 skill points/level. Two extra Charisma-related class skills. (Diplomacy and Gather Information) No material components are needed, but they must pay 1/25 of the gp cost of material components in XP (with a minimum of 1 XP) Slightly increased number of spells known. They get spells a little quicker, and end up with one extra 3rd-8th level spell known. The sorcerer's spell list has been modified slightly, reducing the number of spells available and changing the level of some of the spells (i.e. Shield is 2nd, Haste is 4th, etc.). The introduction to this section states: "The spell list has been rebalanced with the idea that the sorcerer can and will cast his spells over and over in a given day, rather than once or twice like a wizard. It contains more general, dramatic, call-up-the-power-right-now spells but fewer divinations, specific spells, or those requiring a lot of time to cast (like identify or clone). No effort was made to maintain balance among the schools, since sorcerers do not specialize." [/QUOTE]

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