the Sorcerer stands above all other classes as one of the most powerful mages in Dungeons & Dragons. While they may not wield the versatility of a learned Wizard or the same level of customization as a shadowy Warlock, the Sorcerer is able to warp and shape their spells, amplifying their ...
Finally the subclass gets a decent feature, and it only took until level 15. Free damage resistances are always nice, especially the fairly common poison type. Greater Restoration and Heal are also good spells, although a single cast of each feels a bit bad when compared to what real support...
but fictionally as well. The rules explained what it meant to prepare spells and why spells that a wizard wanted to cast twice had to be prepared twice. It explained what spell components were for. And it explained