It seems ridiculous that I even have to ask this, but could someone please post a link to a table of the sorcerers spells per day. I've looked and I can only find references to it, but not the actual table. Kind of a pain, but thanks to whomever can help me.
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I am just starting a new Elven Sorcerer (Black dragon bloodline). I am a little confused still by the tables for spells.
At the 1st level I "Use 3 spells/day" The spells I use can be used multiple time but only 3 spells in one day. At the 1st level I "Know" 4 Level 0 spells and 2 level 1 spells.
So if I am reading this right I can cast a level 1 spell three times in one day, before having to rest for 8 hours and renew all my spells.
Did I get that right?
So if I am reading this right I can cast a level 1 spell three times in one day, before having to rest for 8 hours and renew all my spells.
You also get bonus spells per day for having a high charisma score (see here). So a 1st level Sorcerer is more likely to be able to cast 4 or possibly even 5 spells per day before needing to rest.
But you don't get bonus spells until you are high enough level to cast that level of spell.
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WoW! So with 16 Char I get 1 bonus for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd. Cool!!
To be clear, you only get the bonus spells for levels that you CAN cast. So, a first level Sorceror only gets 1 extra first level spell slot per day. He doesn't get the 2nd and 3rd level bonus slots because he can't case 2nd and 3rd level spells yet.
So if I am reading this right I can cast a level 1 spell three times in one day, before having to rest for 8 hours and renew all my spells.
Did I get that right?
Almost. Your sorcerer will know more than one spell (see "spells known"). He can cast any 1st-level spell he knows, then again and again until he's cast a total of 3 first-level spells (not 3 of each).
Also, you usually have to rest 8 hours *and* wait until the next day. It's "spells per day", not "spells per 8 hours of rest".
High CHA will get you more spells per day. A few rare ùagic items may also raise that value.