Sorcerer unfettered power

[jester_gl]

All I can say is that the general response from the rest of the group is usually something to the line of : "Now this does not make senses!" And they say that whenever I do anything

The first time was when I got immobilized, attacked and "fumbled" which gave me a save which enabled me to run away, after having pushed everything away from me.

That Thunder Leap attack was the first thing I did after leveling to 5. Just jumped at the other end of the room, surrounded by all the enemy heavy artillery. I just shouted to the cleric: "Now I'm in trouble, come help me! I can't get out of here by myself." I don't really know how I survived.

I think I'm going to take the halfling feat that do something on the second chance reroll based on even or odd, just for a little more chaos every encounter. I don't really want the DM to be comfortable knowing what will happen whenever he attacks me. That way he targets someone else just to be sure.

 

[keterys]

I suspect that the 'roll a 1' push should actually be done by the DM, to be honest. It's too easy to decide 'well, I'll push PC A into Bad Guy B, oops, push stopped, then I'll push Bad Guy B away from A...' which seems against the spirit of the ability. Everyone should get pushed, if possible.

At least, it struck me as odd as both a player and DM, so as a player I usually didn't game it, and instead tried to move if I could.

 

[Prestidigitalis]

yeah, except it's on a natural 1. Critical fumble.

Right. Except I've never played in a game that used critical fumbles. Automatic miss on a 1, yes, but that's not the same thing (as I'm pretty sure you would agree.) So to me that is an alien way of looking at it.