Sorc spells for a gestalt sorc/dread necromancer
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Jack Simth
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A Sorceror stops getting more spells/day at 20th level. At which point, the Sorceror can blow through all non-bonus spells/day in six minutes (including cantrips), provided they have 1 round or less casting times. I don't imagine the Dread Necromancer has more spells/day.DM_Matt said:
Edit: For actual full day spellcasting, you Gestalt a Warlock with something that candig up a spell that lets you absorb spell-like abilities into spell levels.....
At 1st level of spells you'll want Magic Missile, and Mage Armor. DN Spell list is very non blasty until higher level.
At 2nd level of spells you'll want melf's acid arrow, and invisibility, or another similar defensive/controlling spell. Also with advanced learning you can take shrivelling, which is 1d4/level dmg from BoVD.
3rd level spells start to get fun, if you have arcane disciple: Undeath, you can now animate dead, and desecrate, I'd recommend Fireball,(although you do get Vampiric touch now, for a real attack spell) and hold person, or blink, or haste.
4th level spells, if you use Relics and Rituals, there is some fun stuff, like Form of the Zombie(you become undead, with all the bonuses thereof), stoneskin, etc
At 2nd level of spells you'll want melf's acid arrow, and invisibility, or another similar defensive/controlling spell. Also with advanced learning you can take shrivelling, which is 1d4/level dmg from BoVD.
3rd level spells start to get fun, if you have arcane disciple: Undeath, you can now animate dead, and desecrate, I'd recommend Fireball,(although you do get Vampiric touch now, for a real attack spell) and hold person, or blink, or haste.
4th level spells, if you use Relics and Rituals, there is some fun stuff, like Form of the Zombie(you become undead, with all the bonuses thereof), stoneskin, etc
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