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<blockquote data-quote="master arminas" data-source="post: 5747083" data-attributes="member: 9287">Oh boy, I missed this the first time around.&nbsp; Tovec, this is not a good idea at all.&nbsp; Terrible, in fact.&nbsp; One might even say horrendous.&nbsp; Sorcerers are already gaining their spells a level after a Wizard.&nbsp; You do realize they don't learn spells from scrolls, they simply know them.&nbsp; That is a good part of what being a spontaneous caster is.And now you want to keep them gaining access to the spells behind a Wizard, while gaining one (1) [one!] spell known?&nbsp; Until they find a scroll they like and learn it?&nbsp; If you did this for my players, then the following week you wouldn't have any players.&nbsp; They would walk out en masse, even those who don't like playing sorcerers.The implementation of this idea would utterly destroy the Sorcerer class.&nbsp; And I still don't get why you want to do this in the first place?&nbsp; If it is specific spells you are concerned about, hand out a list of spells that do not exist in your world!&nbsp; Or a list of those that do, and tell the players these are all that exist.&nbsp; But you don't wreck an entire class (or several classes) to fix a problem that quite frankly just isn't there.&nbsp; Not an expect anyone else to climb onto your bandwagon and cheer you on.&nbsp; It ain't happening, man.If you are really having this much trouble with Sorcerers and Wizards and Clerics and Druids and Bards getting two many spells for free just go ahead and ban the classes.&nbsp; Play with only Barbarians, Fighters, Monks, Paladins, Rangers, and Rogues.&nbsp; That would solve all of your problems, now wouldn't it?Master Arminas</blockquote>

[QUOTE="master arminas, post: 5747083, member: 9287"] Oh boy, I missed this the first time around. Tovec, this is not a good idea at all. [I]Terrible, in fact[/I]. [B]One might even say horrendous[/B]. Sorcerers are already gaining their spells a level after a Wizard. You do realize they don't learn spells from scrolls, they simply know them. That is a good part of what being a spontaneous caster is. And now you want to keep them gaining access to the spells behind a Wizard, while gaining one (1) [[B][I]one![/I][/B]] spell known? Until they find a scroll they like and learn it? If you did this for my players, then the following week you wouldn't have any players. They would walk out en masse, even those who don't like playing sorcerers. The implementation of this idea would utterly destroy the Sorcerer class. And I still don't get why you want to do this in the first place? If it is specific spells you are concerned about, hand out a list of spells that do not exist in your world! Or a list of those that do, and tell the players these are all that exist. But you don't wreck an entire class (or several classes) to fix a problem that quite frankly just isn't there. Not an expect anyone else to climb onto your bandwagon and cheer you on. It ain't happening, man. If you are really having this much trouble with Sorcerers and Wizards and Clerics and Druids and Bards getting two many spells [I]for free[/I] just go ahead and ban the classes. Play with only Barbarians, Fighters, Monks, Paladins, Rangers, and Rogues. That would solve all of your problems, now wouldn't it? Master Arminas [/QUOTE]

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