It seems that in season 5 we will be running into demons, and what is the main immunities for a demon, electricity... so what is a stormborn to do.
Change bloodline with the new rules from ultimate campaign? But what to as I still want to be a glass cannon.
Anyone else in a situation like this?
Elemental spell to turn it into fire or acid. . You still have the resist 10 to deal with, so if you're not really pouring on the damage you might be better off with an empowered magic missile or something.
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rod of elemental spell metamagic (acid, cold, fire ) ?
start focusing on non-electricity spells, and use the few trade ins you can, to de-select the ones that aren't working for you anymore ?
Listen sweetie, I'm a lightning-focused sorceress too, but I'm not worried. See you really only need one good blast per spell level, which leaves plenty of room for other tricks like glitterdust or burst of radiance or black tentacles or whatever.
I like the 4th level spell "Dragon's Breath" from the APG. It can be fire, cold, lightning, or acid.
Glitterdust is especially useful because it's not subject to spell resistance. This Arlyn person knows what she's talking about.
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Adam Mogyorodi wrote: Glitterdust is especially useful because it's not subject to spell resistance. This Arlyn person knows what she's talking about. Thanks! Now, I haven't gotten past 1st-level spells yet myself, but I've got big plans!
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Do what all good Sorcerers do when faced with demons, devils and other annoyingly resistant creatures. Haste the Paladin.
Thanks all, that has given me some good ideas. I think I will still keep with it.
Magic missiles work too, if you can cut through DR.
But yes, focus on casting spells on the environment or the party.
Fog cloud, for example, is still 'stormy', and works fine.
I'll have to reconsider my spell list, but as I said I want to still be a glass cannon, and not a party buffer, but haste is kinda a requirement.
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