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<blockquote data-quote="RigaMortus2" data-source="post: 3746673" data-attributes="member: 11586">A friend of mine uses this (HR) for his campaigns...We ended up dropping/modifying the Vancian system about a year and a half ago.&nbsp; The primary difference we focussed on between the sorcerer and wizard was one of power vs utility.&nbsp; A sorceror can cast way more spells per day, but from a much smaller set of spells, where a wizard could spontaneously cast a smaller number per day, but from a broader, and more easily retooled spell list.For example a base 3rd level sorceror could cast:0 lvl - 6 spells from a list of 51st lvl - 5 spells from a list of 3and could only change three of his &quot;known spells&quot; at each new level.While a base 3rd level wizard could cast:0 - 4 spells from a list of 61 - 2 spells from a list of 42 - 1 spell from a list of 1and could change up his list of &quot;known spells&quot; whenever he wanted to in exchange for an hour of study per level of the spell.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RigaMortus2, post: 3746673, member: 11586"] A friend of mine uses this (HR) for his campaigns... We ended up dropping/modifying the Vancian system about a year and a half ago. The primary difference we focussed on between the sorcerer and wizard was one of power vs utility. A sorceror can cast way more spells per day, but from a much smaller set of spells, where a wizard could spontaneously cast a smaller number per day, but from a broader, and more easily retooled spell list. For example a base 3rd level sorceror could cast: 0 lvl - 6 spells from a list of 5 1st lvl - 5 spells from a list of 3 and could only change three of his "known spells" at each new level. While a base 3rd level wizard could cast: 0 - 4 spells from a list of 6 1 - 2 spells from a list of 4 2 - 1 spell from a list of 1 and could change up his list of "known spells" whenever he wanted to in exchange for an hour of study per level of the spell. [/QUOTE]

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