D&D 5E Opinions on the sorcerer so far?

[gyor]

The sorceror doesn't appear to be much, if at all different from Alpha verison, and I really liked that verison of the sorceror.

I just hope that the sorcorer has more subclasses, it would have been nice to have a favoured soul origin.

Still a sorceror/cleric could make a very interesting character.

 

[TarionzCousin]

I've got a bitchin' tabaxi cosmic sorcerer in my epic 4e game who has taken control of a moon as part of his epic destiny.

This is insanely awesome.

I just hope that the sorcorer has more subclasses, it would have been nice to have a favoured soul origin.

Agreed. Having many sorcerer bloodlines in Pathfinder gives me some great options for NPC's (and PC's, if I ever get to play again).

 

[Seethyr]

I tend to play a lot of "savage" characters and I always play a magic using type over the more martial bent characters, so I certainly hope it is done "right," whatever that means.

 

[Minigiant]

Hrmm...I guessed I missed the memo that nixed the whole "you pick your subclass at level 3" tenet that was put forth as a (I thought) class design cornerstone in L&L (or wherever it was)!

They realized it didn't make sense that some classes would specialize after they got their powers.

How could a sorcerer or a cleric or a warlock choose their power source two levels after they got it.

"I have magic powers because my great grandma was a dragon's "lab assistant".
Why isn't my magic all draconic and stuff. I didn't kill even goblins yet."

Anyway, I like what I can see. More information needed for full assessment.