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i am curious to see the reasons behind each decision, for those that didn't leave one. gno gnome barbarians? :(

... in the wrong weapon looks like your character will be able to use the bastard sword, but with 2 hands. of course, you still have a feat (or two, if human) to play with, and can take exotic wp in the bastard sword.

I always thought it was listed as a luck bonus too would a luck bonus stay?

I love that scotsman

your god trusts your judgement... thats how you became a cleric in the first place. if the character in question is healing a race that is normally an enemy, that character is probably an exception.

thanks!

wait a minute.... you can't "persistant" a bulls strength or cats grace anymore? can you "extend" either of these buffs?

hmmm.... avariel cleric archers... flying munchkins!!!!

I want to play a cleric archer, because i like archery and i dont want to play the standard melee cleric. i'm not dead set on always buffing myself. MY QUESTION: If you were playing in a game without access to the persistant spell feat, would you bother with extend spell in 3.5?

Ok, now try same question, for 3.5.

Just don't forget Point Blank and Precise Shot kiddies!

archer: travel/luck melee: strength/luck (I love luck!) btw, the archer could have tirckery instead of travel.

what makes a cleric archer build so much more powerful than a melee cleric build? i'd tend to think that a melee cleric using a big weapon with extended or persistant bulls strength would be just as powerful (if not more), especially since bows and arrows don't stack anymore in 3.5.

[all the following is using the 3.0 PHB only] I'm starting a new game soon, and I want to make a character w/ some min/max'in in him. my choices have been narrowed down to two different things: a elf cleric of fharlanghn, modeled after the cleric archer munchiness. Of course, the character...

it may be true that going archer isn't anymore devastating when compared to melee (this is a good change), but an archer can still get a lot of shots off before an enemy gets close, taking less damage (hence, living longer). thanks for your input on the MT/ cleric archer combo. I dont think...

Also, how would a 3.5 cleric/archer work as a Cleric 7/Wizard3/Mystic Theurge 10. Would the added abilities help, even with taking a 3 level hit in Cleric spells? What if I were to work a few levels of Arcane Archer in? I need powergamer advice!

The EK is boring, so is the Mystic Theurge, but hey get the job done. Multiclassing a spellcaster doesn't suck anymore, and now I can play my "Cloud (Final Fantasy 7) wannabe" :D

how would one go about creating a similar character without access to the War (bow) or Elf domains? I'm looking to make a cleric/archer using ONLY THE PLAYERS HANDBOOK. They take a hit in 3.5, but they're still really good (read: powerful) characters.

Thank you so very much!

I don't know. That's why I'm asking the question