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<blockquote data-quote="LapBandit" data-source="post: 7109554" data-attributes="member: 6778098">I was thinking about the Sorcerer spell list and something struck me.&nbsp; They are supposed to be innate casters who produce magical effects from their will.&nbsp; Why are they constrained to a spell list?&nbsp; I'm considering doing away with their spell list and letting them choose from any spell list except Warlock.&nbsp; I've always viewed them as the most versatile spellcaster but their spell list was so constrained that they were gimped.&nbsp; Why would a natural caster have a spell list at all?&nbsp; They are literally using their force of will to create magical effects, it doesn't make sense that it wouldn't take the shape of the magical effect they wish.What do you think?EDIT: After looking at the spell lists, I'd likely restrict them from using any class-only spells, not just Warlock.&nbsp; Any spell castable by more than one class would be fair game.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LapBandit, post: 7109554, member: 6778098"] I was thinking about the Sorcerer spell list and something struck me. They are supposed to be innate casters who produce magical effects from their will. Why are they constrained to a spell list? I'm considering doing away with their spell list and letting them choose from any spell list except Warlock. I've always viewed them as the most versatile spellcaster but their spell list was so constrained that they were gimped. Why would a natural caster have a spell list at all? They are literally using their force of will to create magical effects, it doesn't make sense that it wouldn't take the shape of the magical effect they wish. What do you think? EDIT: After looking at the spell lists, I'd likely restrict them from using any class-only spells, not just Warlock. Any spell castable by more than one class would be fair game. [/QUOTE]

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