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<blockquote data-quote="Sacrosanct" data-source="post: 8023226" data-attributes="member: 15700">It might depend on the subclass.&nbsp; See my post above.&nbsp; Eyes of the dark is great: 120ft darkvision.&nbsp; that&nbsp; means you can get a variant human who has darkvision and get that feat at 1st level.&nbsp; Also, Strength of the Grave saved a TPK.Also, 90% of the time, wizard or sorcerer, you're going to be casting cantrips because you only&nbsp; have a couple slots (and most likely one of those slots will be for mage armor leaving you with 1 spell slot per long rest).&nbsp; doesn't matter if the wizard can prepare a few more options if they don't have slots to cast the spells.&nbsp; So I've found little difference between sorcerer and wizard.&nbsp; With the extra cantrip, that opens a lot of flexibility when deciding cantrips, as it allows plenty of utility cantrips, like mage hand, mending, and minor illusion, as well as a few different damage types.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sacrosanct, post: 8023226, member: 15700"] It might depend on the subclass. See my post above. Eyes of the dark is great: 120ft darkvision. that means you can get a variant human who has darkvision and get that feat at 1st level. Also, Strength of the Grave saved a TPK. Also, 90% of the time, wizard or sorcerer, you're going to be casting cantrips because you only have a couple slots (and most likely one of those slots will be for mage armor leaving you with 1 spell slot per long rest). doesn't matter if the wizard can prepare a few more options if they don't have slots to cast the spells. So I've found little difference between sorcerer and wizard. With the extra cantrip, that opens a lot of flexibility when deciding cantrips, as it allows plenty of utility cantrips, like mage hand, mending, and minor illusion, as well as a few different damage types. [/QUOTE]

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