Sorcerers were arcane Spellcasters who drew magic from within themselves. Unlike Mages, who learned spells through study, sorcerers were born with their power. It came from a magical bloodline, a strange event in their past, or some other innate source. Sorcery was natural and instinctive magic, shaped more by talent and will than by training or study. As a result, sorcerers typically knew fewer spells than mages, but could cast them more freely and adapt more easily to dynamic moments.
As Adventurers, sorcerers relied on quick thinking and raw power. They excelled in sudden fights, using their limited spell selection with great efficiency. Some cast their magic in unique ways, altering how spells behaved in the middle of casting, and most relied on a few powerful spells, shaping them as needed to fit their situations. While they lacked the broad utility of other spellcasters, sorcerers made up for it with flexibility, strong magical presence, and the ability to react fast when things went wrong.