D&D General Does Cleric/Druid get 2x wis bonus to Arcana checks?

[FrogReaver]

Clerics get the Thaumaturge feature.
Druids get the Magician feature.

Both give + wis mod bonus to arcana checks. When multiclassed do you get to add your wisdom modifier twice to arcana checks?

EDIT: Made the question more clear.

 

[bedir than]

Clerics get the Thaumaturge feature.
Druids get the Magician feature.

Both give + wis mod bonus to arcana checks. Does this bonus stack?

You're asking if a multiclass gets both?

 

[FrogReaver]

You're asking if a multiclass gets both?

yes

 

[mellored]

As far as I'm aware, only things that don't stack are Advantage, Proficiency bonus, and bonuses from identically named sources (Bless + Bless).

Any other "bonus" stacks.

 

[Zardnaar]

As far as I'm aware, only things that don't stack are Advantage, Proficiency bonus, and bonuses from identically named sources (Bless + Bless).

Any other "bonus" stacks.

Usually depends how its worded.

You may use vs you add.
Its a bonus from two different sources.

RAW it seems to stack.

 

[mellored]

Usually depends how its worded.

You may use vs you add.
Its a bonus from two different sources.

RAW it seems to stack.

Right.
"You may use" isn't a "bonus".

 

[Seramus]

It should stack without issue, specifically for the Arcana skill as you noted.

 

[jmartkdr2]

Yeah it's two distinct features that add a bonus.

So cleric 1/druid 1/wizard 2 with an Int and Wis of 16 could have a +11 Arcana check at level 4.

It's not good but it's definitely a concept.

(Or, just to annoy the single-class wizard you can get that +11 as a cleric 1/druid 1/rogue 1. (this also requires a 13 dex.)

 

[Zardnaar]

Yeah it's two distinct features that add a bonus.

So cleric 1/druid 1/wizard 2 with an Int and Wis of 16 could have a +11 Arcana check at level 4.

It's not good but it's definitely a concept.

(Or, just to annoy the single-class wizard you can get that +11 as a cleric 1/druid 1/rogue 1. (this also requires a 13 dex.)

Druid/Clerics already a good MC.
Both generally upcast their best spells new ones dont matter as much.

 

[cbwjm]

I'd thought I'd read something that said you could add an ability modifier only once, but since I can't say for certain I'm remembering that correctly, I'm going with yes.