Would it be gamebreaking to bring the Wild Magic sorcerer from 5e to pathfinder?

[Trazyn00]

I'm a fairly new GM, and one of my players has expressed an interest in playing a wild magic character. I really like the idea of a class based around wild magic surges, but I was wondering if the Wild Magic sorcerer archetype from 5e would be too gamebreaking in the Pathfinder rule set. What are your opinions?

[ATHATH]

How are you planning to adapt it?

[Geddy2112]

It already exists in the form of primal/wild magic, so probably not at all. Wildblooded is meh already in 5E.

http://www.d20pfsrd.com/classes/base-classes/oracle/mysteries/paizo-oracle-mysteries/spellscar/
http://www.d20pfsrd.com/magic/variant-magic-rules/primal-magic/
http://www.d20pfsrd.com/magic/variant-magic-rules/wild-magic-optional-rules/

[ATHATH]

Personally, I'd just use a regular PF Sorcerer with the following (homebrewed) trait:

Wild Magic: Whenever the character with this trait casts a spell in a stressful situation (i.e. combat), roll a d20. If the d20 rolls a 1, roll on the [insert d10000 (or so) Wild Magic/Wand of Wonder table (they exist) here] and apply the rolled effect to the spell (the DM has the power to veto, reroll and/or modify any rolled effect, as appropriate).

[Pleh]

3.5 had essentially the same rules in the Chaos Mage PrC from complete arcane