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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Shin Okada" data-source="post: 5750755" data-attributes="member: 1956">Well, so, the trinket mage is, mechanically, more like a sorcerer with expandable spells known. With some time and cost needed to expand one's repertoire.How much spell slots are you trying to give that class? As many as wizard class has? Or less?The strength of such a class will depend largely on the available downtime in a certain campaign. In a campaign which has weeks or months of downtime between each adventures, that kind of class will be stronger. But in a campaign with little or no down time, that kind of class is no better than a Sorcerer.I have heard from many players that when playing Red Hand of Doom, which has almost no down time during the entire campaign, wizards has almost no merit over sorcerers. Spending a day for adding a new spell into one's spellbook is not recommended when you are busy finding ways to stop a marching horde of monster army.</blockquote>