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Message: <blockquote data-quote="James Gasik" data-source="post: 9172690" data-attributes="member: 6877472">The only reason I don't think this is a good idea is that there are several spells that only exist to undo the various terrible things that can happen to players, and a Sorcerer simply lacks the spell choices to acquire these.I saw this play out in Pathfinder 1e; everyone in my play group thought Oracles (spontaneous divine casters) were far superior to Clerics in every respect.  What they quickly found, however, was the ability to cure poison, disease, exhaustion, et. al., is perfectly doable when you can simply prepare them as needed each day.  Having a situational restorative spell taking up a limited spell known is thus quite problematic.Now if the game didn't have so many things that could happen to adventurers where magic is the go to solution, that'd be fine, but...yeah.</blockquote>