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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mirivor" data-source="post: 2704294" data-attributes="member: 7478">I agree with you. The sorcerer as a class needs all manner of work to become what is, in my opinion, a class worthy of itself. Many of these issues have been addressed in countless posts here on ENWorld, so I won't rehash them. Splitting the schools among the wizard and sorcerer is a good idea. Because the sorcerer casts spells using sheer will and lacks the knowledge that a wizard has, consider assigning schools to the sorcerer that, in your mind, wouldn't take much thought. Evocation is an obvious one for the sorc, whereas the conjuration spells dealing with creation and summoning is probably more for a wizard (I am thinking magical circles and such). Li Shenron sums it up well. Then, of course, you could always scour all of the spells in the Player's Handbook and make entirely new lists. I can think of many fantasy novels where sorcerers can heal, demolish, and do all manner of similar things.Later!</blockquote>