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<blockquote data-quote="Krishnath" data-source="post: 745840" data-attributes="member: 56">Yes, at a price though.See the thing is, I thought that under the current rules a sorcerer is really screwed in the metamagic department, I mean please, increasing the casting time by a full round just to cast an enlarged fireball.So this is what I did:If a sorcerer chooses to learn a metamagic feat, he can use it to official way, -or- (pay attention kids, this is important) he (or she) could the next time the sorcerer gained a new spell, choose to learn a spell that is metamagiced, the choosen spell has to be of a level that is equal to the new known spells level minus the metamagic cost.So to take Quicken spell (+4 levels) as an example, a 10th sorcerer could learn a quickened first level spell instead of a 5th level spell.Note that the metamagiced spell learnt must be one that the sorcerer allready knows, but the original is replaced by a new spell of the same level. In the above example, the sorcerer choose to learn a quickened Mage Armor instead of a 5th level spell, replacing the 1st level spell with True Strike.Does it make sense?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Krishnath, post: 745840, member: 56"] [color=lightblue]Yes, at a price though. See the thing is, I thought that under the current rules a sorcerer is really screwed in the metamagic department, I mean please, increasing the casting time by a full round just to cast an enlarged fireball. So this is what I did: If a sorcerer chooses to learn a metamagic feat, he can use it to official way, -or- (pay attention kids, this is important) he (or she) could the next time the sorcerer gained a new spell, choose to learn a spell that is metamagiced, the choosen spell has to be of a level that is equal to the new known spells level minus the metamagic cost. So to take Quicken spell (+4 levels) as an example, a 10th sorcerer could learn a quickened first level spell instead of a 5th level spell. Note that the metamagiced spell learnt must be one that the sorcerer allready knows, but the original is replaced by a new spell of the same level. In the above example, the sorcerer choose to learn a quickened [i]Mage Armor[/i] instead of a 5th level spell, replacing the 1st level spell with [i]True Strike[/i]. Does it make sense?[/color] [/QUOTE]

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