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<blockquote data-quote="Pasus Nauran" data-source="post: 2712196" data-attributes="member: 16249">Huh? Sorcerer's have the same spell level progression as a Warmage, Favored Soul, etc. They're all one level behind Wizard/Cleric as far as when they get access to higher level spells.Having played a Cleric/Wizard/MT up to 8th level, I'll tell you right now that it's slow and painful getting up to 3rd level spells. With that build, you're 3 levels behind in each class. You have a wide array of low level spells, but lack any real punch. When that character died, I contemplated creating a different MT build, but couldn't stand the thought of being even further behind.Note regarding MTs: Spend the two feats getting &quot;Practiced Spellcaster&quot; (from both Complete Divine and Complete Arcane)&nbsp; for both your classes. Though you still lack the high level spells, it'll make up for it somewhat as you won't take the low caster level hit on your spells.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pasus Nauran, post: 2712196, member: 16249"] Huh? Sorcerer's have the same spell level progression as a Warmage, Favored Soul, etc. They're all one level behind Wizard/Cleric as far as when they get access to higher level spells. Having played a Cleric/Wizard/MT up to 8th level, I'll tell you right now that it's slow and painful getting up to 3rd level spells. With that build, you're 3 levels behind in each class. You have a wide array of low level spells, but lack any real punch. When that character died, I contemplated creating a different MT build, but couldn't stand the thought of being even further behind. [b]Note regarding MTs:[/b] Spend the two feats getting "Practiced Spellcaster" (from both [i]Complete Divine[/i] and [i]Complete Arcane[/i]) for both your classes. Though you still lack the high level spells, it'll make up for it somewhat as you won't take the low caster level hit on your spells. [/QUOTE]

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