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> Agreed. Sorcerers should be getting all their points fed into agility and IQ. The other categories should be basically ignored until both agility and IQ are up in the mid/high 20s. With a low IQ, you'll find yourself doing poor damage from attack spells, whereas, with a high IQ, you'll mostly be doing damage on the upper end of the damage range.

Of course, as you said, agility shouldn't be neglected, either, unless you're purposely trying to make Druid ASAP. When Leila was still a Sorceress, she was slow as bloody molasses, which was a problem when I was getting fried by dragons.

Maxed out her agility after the class change, been working on a more steady rise on the Wisdom and IQ, and I've never looked back.

... well, yes, I have, but only because when I changed her, she was missing spell number 35, and I'm not going to be able to find out what that is for a good while yet, but... I'll live. Gaining levels like spit on level nine, anyway. ^__^