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<blockquote data-quote="hopeless" data-source="post: 3228588" data-attributes="member: 36349">Reg: Wiz or SorUltimately it does depend on the dm... that I do agree with.If the dm believes Sorcerors are dependent on wizards or their scrolls to learn any new spells well then what can you do?In the Faerun game where i ran my multiclass character I later learned the dm allowed the wizard to run his character as if he could spontaneously cast his spells and only admitted as such after I had been persuaded to increase my cleric's level to 9th (before being assassinated in a church of helm where he was praying en route to fight an army of devils that had passed through the area making the locals extremely paranoid...And as for that halfling sorceror the dm who ran that said later he wanted to use spell points and corruption rules he had devised making the selection of divination and necromancy spells undesirable as these promoted corruption.I think I got on their nerves since these were both 3.0 games and I found out how useful a dancing lights spell was since when i created the character I selected that spell as it didn't need a spell component and thought it was just a variant light spell...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hopeless, post: 3228588, member: 36349"] [b]Reg: Wiz or Sor[/b] Ultimately it does depend on the dm... that I do agree with. If the dm believes Sorcerors are dependent on wizards or their scrolls to learn any new spells well then what can you do? In the Faerun game where i ran my multiclass character I later learned the dm allowed the wizard to run his character as if he could spontaneously cast his spells and only admitted as such after I had been persuaded to increase my cleric's level to 9th (before being assassinated in a church of helm where he was praying en route to fight an army of devils that had passed through the area making the locals extremely paranoid... And as for that halfling sorceror the dm who ran that said later he wanted to use spell points and corruption rules he had devised making the selection of divination and necromancy spells undesirable as these promoted corruption. I think I got on their nerves since these were both 3.0 games and I found out how useful a dancing lights spell was since when i created the character I selected that spell as it didn't need a spell component and thought it was just a variant light spell... [/QUOTE]

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