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<blockquote data-quote="Khaalis" data-source="post: 1345257" data-attributes="member: 2167">This makes sense, though very world specific. However, it raises a few basic issues that I was initially concerned with. 1) It makes you take feats to relate to your bloodline heritage, of which the Sorcerer gets precious few to begin with. Being forced to take feats just to make the class &quot;palatable&quot; is what I am trying to break away from.2) The really &quot;good&quot; classes are not Sorcerer in SL from what you say - they are PrC.&nbsp; I am trying to make a base class that people would want to stick with. The current philosophy of Dump the class as soon as you can get a PrC is what we should be moving away from. PrC should be special and very specific, not something used to make an weak or non-interesting class more palatable. But thats just my humble opinion.On another note, you mention that not only do you have to spend one of your few feats to attune to your bloodline, but the feat ALSO costs you literally almost HALF of your known spells?&nbsp; Personally that turns me off to the whole idea. It makes the class too restrictive, especially since if I understand your comment correctly, it dealays your spell level access by 4 levels (thus gaining 2nd level spells not until 7th level).If you could explain better or post a specific example - it might help more.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Khaalis, post: 1345257, member: 2167"] This makes sense, though very world specific. However, it raises a few basic issues that I was initially concerned with. 1) It makes you take feats to relate to your bloodline heritage, of which the Sorcerer gets precious few to begin with. Being forced to take feats just to make the class "palatable" is what I am trying to break away from. 2) The really "good" classes are not Sorcerer in SL from what you say - they are PrC. I am trying to make a base class that people would want to stick with. The current philosophy of Dump the class as soon as you can get a PrC is what we should be moving away from. PrC should be special and very specific, not something used to make an weak or non-interesting class more palatable. But thats just my humble opinion. On another note, you mention that not only do you have to spend one of your few feats to attune to your bloodline, but the feat ALSO costs you literally almost HALF of your known spells? Personally that turns me off to the whole idea. It makes the class too restrictive, especially since if I understand your comment correctly, it dealays your spell level access by 4 levels (thus gaining 2nd level spells not until 7th level). If you could explain better or post a specific example - it might help more. [/QUOTE]

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