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<blockquote data-quote="Vuron" data-source="post: 3238171" data-attributes="member: 14">It's potent but not deal breaking if it's given a limited number of uses per day. With this alternate ability the sorcerer gives up a little for the ability to toss off maximized and especially quickened spells a limited number of times a day.In practice this limits the mid to high level sorcerer from being able to cast a quickened magic missle, scorching ray, or fireball each round along side his higher level spells.Without this finite limit the sorceror tends to outclass the evoker specialist in high level combat as his innate flexibility (being able to decide to cast a quickened or heightened or maximized battle spell on the fly) plus his inherent advantage in slots at a given spell caster level tend to overwhelm the wizard. However the limited times per day even with quicken allows the sorceror to&nbsp; compete with the evoker at the higher levels on relatively even terms.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vuron, post: 3238171, member: 14"] It's potent but not deal breaking if it's given a limited number of uses per day. With this alternate ability the sorcerer gives up a little for the ability to toss off maximized and especially quickened spells a limited number of times a day. In practice this limits the mid to high level sorcerer from being able to cast a quickened magic missle, scorching ray, or fireball each round along side his higher level spells. Without this finite limit the sorceror tends to outclass the evoker specialist in high level combat as his innate flexibility (being able to decide to cast a quickened or heightened or maximized battle spell on the fly) plus his inherent advantage in slots at a given spell caster level tend to overwhelm the wizard. However the limited times per day even with quicken allows the sorceror to compete with the evoker at the higher levels on relatively even terms. [/QUOTE]

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