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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MoonSong" data-source="post: 6985352" data-attributes="member: 6689464">I would ask you to reconsider your stance about the sorcerer. The current edition makes a huge deal out of the origin, but before pathfinder many people were perfectly fine not knowing or caring about the source of the magic. You are a magic creature in human form, who cares which entry on the monster manual knocked up grandma? you are magic in the flesh. Origin as part of the sorcerer is good, but not vital, and it risks to consume too much of the individual sorcerer leaving no choices available to shape them leaving them victims of fate.  Because unlike other classes being a sorcerer is not a choice, but a happenstance.For example. Hey look I have magic, I better study it so I don't hurt someone. Or Hey I have magic, I guess I can use it to fullfill my dream of being rich by becoming a master thief. I've had a bad temper since I discovered I have magic, I sometimes go into a killer frenzy and stop being myself. Or I have magic, but I cannot save anybody, I will train my body and mind to save everybody</blockquote>