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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dvvega" data-source="post: 117137" data-attributes="member: 524">Hong: there is a big difference between spells known and spells added to your spellbook as was mentioned in the start of this thread.Sorcerers develop knowledge of new spells every spellcasting level, however Wizards do not. They just develop the ability to cast more spells. They add 2 spells to their spellbooks for free due to research while training etc.As for the rigorous study of magic, Sorcerers are born with magic in their blood (according to any flavour text I've read about them in the PHB and Tome and Blood), whereas a Wizard studies the mechanics of the way magic was created.This is reflected in the fact that Sorcerers can just call up any spell they know and cast it, as opposed to having to prepare them at the start of the day, but they're limited in the number of spells they know, while a wizard can have multiple books and learn any spell in them.Most sorcerers wouldn't (actually reall couldn't) belong to a Wizard's Guild in any great capacity. They can't really add spells to their spellbooks and so forth.</blockquote>