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<blockquote data-quote="Kurotowa" data-source="post: 9570790" data-attributes="member: 27957">I spent a little time today mocking up a Spellfire Sorcerer. It harder to make broad judgments about it, because as a Sorcerer your choice of spells and Metamagic matters as much or more than your subclass. But I do like what's there.Spellfire Burst rewards regular use of Metamagic, rather than converting your Sorcery Points to more spell slots or blowing them all at once on big nukes with Innate Sorcery and Sorcery Incarnate. Absorb Spells makes Counterspell more rewarding, and makes using Heightened Spell on it more economical. Not a lot, but useful.The real meat and potatoes of the subclass may be the Spellfire Spells. You get a dash of Clerical healing spells plus some useful fire themed offensive spells. Again, nothing exceptional, but a really solid supplement to your normal spell selection.Spellfire Sorcerer isn't transformative. It doesn't enable any entirely new character types. But if you want a magic-themed Sorcerer and the randomness of Wild Magic is not for you, Spellfire looks like a great alternative choices.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kurotowa, post: 9570790, member: 27957"] I spent a little time today mocking up a Spellfire Sorcerer. It harder to make broad judgments about it, because as a Sorcerer your choice of spells and Metamagic matters as much or more than your subclass. But I do like what's there. Spellfire Burst rewards regular use of Metamagic, rather than converting your Sorcery Points to more spell slots or blowing them all at once on big nukes with Innate Sorcery and Sorcery Incarnate. Absorb Spells makes Counterspell more rewarding, and makes using Heightened Spell on it more economical. Not a lot, but useful. The real meat and potatoes of the subclass may be the Spellfire Spells. You get a dash of Clerical healing spells plus some useful fire themed offensive spells. Again, nothing exceptional, but a really solid supplement to your normal spell selection. Spellfire Sorcerer isn't transformative. It doesn't enable any entirely new character types. But if you want a magic-themed Sorcerer and the randomness of Wild Magic is not for you, Spellfire looks like a great alternative choices. [/QUOTE]

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