OK. My thinking goes something like this:
Battle Sorcerers are restricted in the number of spells they can learn. So every spell has to be useful for as long as possible. Although Sleep is useful at the current levels, it becomes useless once we progress to fighting higher level enemies; unless they have lower level canon fodder (this only just occurred to me)
As a Battle Sorcerer, I can either:
- go the Fighter who can cast spells route. In which case defensive spells like Mage Armor and Shield are essential.; with his offensive capabilities handled by his sword.
- go the spell caster who can protect himself route. In this case defensive spells are not as useful as he can wear light armor, which will provide some protection, for when he can't avoid melee. This is the route I have selected, so am looking for an attack spell that won't become redundant as he levels up and encounters higher level opponents.
As for HM's suggestion of a utility mage. At the end of the day, he is a fighter. He just does not want to be a front line fighter.
Finally, writing this post has made me question my decision as to which route to take Trinham. Decision, Decision, so many decisions
Anyway going out to dinner, so will be back later.
Battle Sorcerers are restricted in the number of spells they can learn. So every spell has to be useful for as long as possible. Although Sleep is useful at the current levels, it becomes useless once we progress to fighting higher level enemies; unless they have lower level canon fodder (this only just occurred to me)
As a Battle Sorcerer, I can either:
- go the Fighter who can cast spells route. In which case defensive spells like Mage Armor and Shield are essential.; with his offensive capabilities handled by his sword.
- go the spell caster who can protect himself route. In this case defensive spells are not as useful as he can wear light armor, which will provide some protection, for when he can't avoid melee. This is the route I have selected, so am looking for an attack spell that won't become redundant as he levels up and encounters higher level opponents.
As for HM's suggestion of a utility mage. At the end of the day, he is a fighter. He just does not want to be a front line fighter.
Finally, writing this post has made me question my decision as to which route to take Trinham. Decision, Decision, so many decisions

Anyway going out to dinner, so will be back later.