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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tyberious Funk" data-source="post: 609401" data-attributes="member: 9550">To all you wizard fans out there - wow, I can't believe how much time you must have on your hands.  When my wizzy hit 17th level (oh, the excitment of having 9th level spells) I found myself begging the party to take a few weeks off while he took time to scribe a few new spells.  After much convincing, I managed to get just enough time to scribe a few 9th level spells, whilst rounding out my lower level spell collection.  I'm still woefully short of the supposed wonderous 'flexibility' that the wizard offers.I live in fear and dread that my spell books will get damaged, lost or stolen.  Sure, I could rebuild them (heck, I got the cash) but the *TIME* it would take would just about kill me.  My party pretty much adventures 24/7.  The DM keeps waxing lyrical about Epic Spells (which wont be too far off) and I keep thinking "Man, I really need to beef up my selection of 3rd level spells first".I also find I spend a lot of RL time on my wizzy as well.  Before major adventures or battles, scanning through spell lists trying to get the best value mixture of offence, defence and flexibility.  I look at our party bard that selects a couple of spells each level and then doesn't have to worry any further... *sigh*Don't get me wrong - I love my wiz and I think the class is excellent.  But the sorcerer has it's advantages too.  It just isn't totally explicit in the rules.</blockquote>

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