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Design steer from user — "relatively easy but not too easy" — narrowed the target: lift the embarrassing caster trailers on off-tier cells (a casual player walking into a slightly too-hard dungeon underleveled) without pushing the already-saturated in-tier ceiling. Levers: - Druid passive: was the only chassis with a purely defensive passive (5% DR, no offense), and it read it — L1/T1 mean 0.77 (lowest at the entry tier), L1/T2 0.04. Added a level + WIS-scaled FlatDmgStart burst, same shape as the Phase-2 Bard/Mage/Warlock pass. Kept the DR; no DamageBonus rider so high-tier ceilings stay flat. - Sorcerer passive: burst base 3→5. Sorcerer was second-worst caster off-tier (L1/T2 0.10 vs Mage 0.27 pre-tune) despite a comparable stat line; the bump pulls it toward arcane-chassis parity. Observed lifts: - Druid L1/T1: 0.77 → 0.86 (+9pp) — chassis now functional at its intended tier - L2/T2 cross-class spread: 77pp → 63pp; druid trailer 0.23 → 0.35 - L1/T1 spread: 23pp → 14pp Off-tier diagnostic: added a focused log to TestClassBalance_Phase1_FullMatrix that names the trailing class at each off-tier (lvl, tier) cell. Not asserted — L1 in T2 is *supposed* to be hard, so the diagnostic is for watching the gap, not the absolute number. In-tier parity assertion (35pp band on the diagonal) still passes; TestApplyClassPassives updated for the new druid/sorcerer FlatDmgStart values; full plugin -short suite clean.