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<blockquote data-quote="Saeviomagy" data-source="post: 2329654" data-attributes="member: 5890">For the psion? Nothing. I'm pretty sure that the number of powers that a psion knows is flatly limited like the number of spells that a bard or sorceror knows.For the wizard? Crack your DM across the chops. Oh, wait - you ARE the DM? Well, quit with the crap. Everyone wants money. Wizards can get that money by making scrolls or sharing knowledge of spells. Sharing spells is possibly the BEST solution to a cash shortage that a wizard has. And bear in mind - there's probably plenty of wizard around that are the same level as your PC, and just as desperate to expand their reportoir. Finally - as a DM you have to realise that the entire power of the wizard class is centred around KNOWING lots of spells. If a wizard doesn't have opportunities to get more spells, then he may as well scrap the character and start again as a sorceror - he'll be more powerful that way.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Saeviomagy, post: 2329654, member: 5890"] For the psion? Nothing. I'm pretty sure that the number of powers that a psion knows is flatly limited like the number of spells that a bard or sorceror knows. For the wizard? Crack your DM across the chops. Oh, wait - you ARE the DM? Well, quit with the crap. Everyone wants money. Wizards can get that money by making scrolls or sharing knowledge of spells. Sharing spells is possibly the BEST solution to a cash shortage that a wizard has. And bear in mind - there's probably plenty of wizard around that are the same level as your PC, and just as desperate to expand their reportoir. Finally - as a DM you have to realise that the entire power of the wizard class is centred around KNOWING lots of spells. If a wizard doesn't have opportunities to get more spells, then he may as well scrap the character and start again as a sorceror - he'll be more powerful that way. [/QUOTE]

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