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<blockquote data-quote="FrozenNorth" data-source="post: 8612706" data-attributes="member: 7020832">DRUIDS no longer automatically get wildshape.&nbsp; Instead, each subclass gets an equivalent that corresponds to their subclass and that isn’t necessarily transformation-based.&nbsp; Moon druids get wildshape, stars druids get starry form, etc.&nbsp; One subclass gets to summon creatures as its equivalent, and circle of the land gets to summon nature’s fury.&nbsp; Other summon spells are removed from the game.SORCERER I don’t like the more recent approach to fix sorcerers by giving them more spells.&nbsp; I feel it turns them into watered-down wizards.&nbsp; Instead, when they cast spells, they can (but are not required to) spend sorcery points to increase the effect.&nbsp; The riders are tied to their bloodline.&nbsp; The increase of effect should be dramatic, the equivalent of casting a separate spell.&nbsp; For instance, a dragon sorcerer may be able to spend SP to increase their AC, fly, or terrify onlookers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FrozenNorth, post: 8612706, member: 7020832"] [I]DRUIDS[/I] no longer automatically get wildshape. Instead, each subclass gets an equivalent that corresponds to their subclass and that isn’t necessarily transformation-based. Moon druids get wildshape, stars druids get starry form, etc. One subclass gets to summon creatures as its equivalent, and circle of the land gets to summon nature’s fury. Other summon spells are removed from the game. [I]SORCERER[/I] I don’t like the more recent approach to fix sorcerers by giving them more spells. I feel it turns them into watered-down wizards. Instead, when they cast spells, they can (but are not required to) spend sorcery points to increase the effect. The riders are tied to their bloodline. The increase of effect should be dramatic, the equivalent of casting a separate spell. For instance, a dragon sorcerer may be able to spend SP to increase their AC, fly, or terrify onlookers. [/QUOTE]

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