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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Chaosmancer" data-source="post: 8001598" data-attributes="member: 6801228">Sure, if a sorcerer never uses Metamagic (their defining feature) and the Wizard never gets a short rest, the Sorcerer can cast more spells. And, at higher levels if you want to not use your low level spells (which are sometimes still useful, ie shield or detect magic) you can cast more big spells than the wizard does.I'll note: 4 second level spells required you use all but one of your first level spells. You got 5 spells for the day. The wizard got 6 assuming they did not short rest and 7 if they did. At ninth level, to cast four 5th level spells, you spent all your points, converted all of your first, second, and a third level spell. You gave up all but 5 spell slots for four actions.The math seems to always be "What do I choose to lose" as a sorcerer. You can never just do something cool, it always has to be at the cost of something else you could have otherwise done.</blockquote>