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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Denaes" data-source="post: 2639026" data-attributes="member: 33738">The Wizard has the potential to cover a wide variety of possibilities, competently and almost certainly not all at once. Merlion, you seem to be treating Wizards like they're Clerics. Wizards don't automatically get full spell lists by level. They get like a spell or two. Thats it. Everything past that it's up to the situation of the campaign for the Wizard to learn extra spells. It's mechanically possible, but situations arise and you don't always have 8+ spells in your book for every level - if only due to cost or availability, let alone the Wizards desire. And no, the wizard can not handle everything thrown at them all at once. At once a Wizard can handle one thing at a time. If you misspoke and meant something like one after another, your Wizard would have to have used Divination to find out what spells to handily have on tap - or be the luckiest guesser that existed. Maybe if your GM looks at what spells you have prepared and tailors encounters to your prepared spells... But in that case, the Sorcerer would be at no disadvantage for Versatility of spells, becasuse the GM is playing to their known lists.</blockquote>