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Hey here is a specific question for all of you. Do any of you know of any feats, prestige classes, etc. that could allow a Sorcerer to increase the Spells Known? I have been searching the net for awhile now and I have only seen a few things. Someone mentioned something about a feat that allows you to trade skill points for additional spells. The idea of increasing the amount of spells your sorcerer knows seems pretty limited, so if any of you have any suggestions, please post them.

They are, at best, few and far between to the best of my knowledge. Less spells, but more casting is one of the defining features of the class; creating a workaround would sort of defeat the purpose. Wizards are supposed to be versatile with access to lots of spell but limited casting, Sorcerers are focused on a few spells but are very good at them.

Ultimate Magus, but you have to have a little wizard in you to use it.

Thanks for the suggestions you all. I did find something though I am not sure if it is worth it. If you are a human and Sorcerer is your favoured class, you can take an additional known spell in place of an extra hitpoint or a skill point. Also I found a feat called Expanded Arcana that gives you an extra spell or two extra known spells if they are one level lower than your maximum spell level that you can cast.

Similar to that, there used to be an Feat option in D&D 3rd (maybe it was 3.5) called Extra Spell that did basically the same thing. I want to say it was Tome and Blood, so it was probably 3rd, though it might have been rolled into one of the Complete books.