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<blockquote data-quote="-Avalon-" data-source="post: 4774749" data-attributes="member: 66363">The reason I did the spreadsheet is to show a possibility:When leveling up, we expect stronger powers, and for the most part they are... in this case, we see two similar powers but one (the lower level one) is more powerful...&nbsp; Don't just pay attention to damage or secondary effects.With sorcerers (and maybe other classes also), there is a lot of focus on damage type, hence the storm mage and the wild mage's random roll stuff... all the feats they get for adding damage based on what elements they are focusing on....Is there a possibility that they expect people to pick two elements as a sorcerer and pretty much stay down that line?&nbsp; If so, the 25th level one is Acid, and the 29th level one was Thunder...&nbsp; how much damage does the next lower thunder power do, and how much does the 29th level acid one do?&nbsp; Compare Acid to Acid and Thunder to Thunder...&nbsp; possibility maybe?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="-Avalon-, post: 4774749, member: 66363"] The reason I did the spreadsheet is to show a possibility: When leveling up, we expect stronger powers, and for the most part they are... in this case, we see two similar powers but one (the lower level one) is more powerful... Don't just pay attention to damage or secondary effects. With sorcerers (and maybe other classes also), there is a lot of focus on damage type, hence the storm mage and the wild mage's random roll stuff... all the feats they get for adding damage based on what elements they are focusing on.... Is there a possibility that they expect people to pick two elements as a sorcerer and pretty much stay down that line? If so, the 25th level one is Acid, and the 29th level one was Thunder... how much damage does the next lower thunder power do, and how much does the 29th level acid one do? Compare Acid to Acid and Thunder to Thunder... possibility maybe? [/QUOTE]

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