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<blockquote data-quote="tuxgeo" data-source="post: 6725833" data-attributes="member: 61026">I have a sneaking suspicion about that: I'm thinking WotC didn't include spells for the Cleric or the Paladin in the EEPG because those two classes are explicity Divine; and the Gods are resolutely opposed to the (elemental) actions of the Primordials. Anyway, that's my story, and I'm sticking to it for now. On another front: I have been having Guran interact with Spec about religion a wee bit, and observing Spec's actions when casting. Have I done enough of that so far to make it make sense for Guran to have (finally*) absorbed enough of the clerical gesturing practice to enable him to take the Magic Initiate (Cleric) feat, so he can duplicate Spec's Light cantrip, among other things? Or would it be better for Guran to multiclass into Cleric? He does qualify for that, because he has the bare minimum WIS 13; but if he stays rogue, his 4th level of that class puts him one more level-up away from Uncanny Dodge and another +1d6 on his Sneak Attack at 5th.*about the &quot;finally&quot; thing: Guran has the Acolyte background, having been raised in a temple of Moradin by the priest there; but Guran initially wasn't as good a candidate for the clergy as at least one other orphan.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tuxgeo, post: 6725833, member: 61026"] I have a sneaking suspicion about that: I'm thinking WotC didn't include spells for the Cleric or the Paladin in the EEPG because those two classes are explicity Divine; and the Gods are resolutely opposed to the (elemental) actions of the Primordials. Anyway, that's my story, and I'm sticking to it for now. [I]On another front:[/I] I have been having Guran interact with Spec about religion a wee bit, and observing Spec's actions when casting. Have I done enough of that so far to make it make sense for Guran to have (finally*) absorbed enough of the clerical gesturing practice to enable him to take the Magic Initiate (Cleric) feat, so he can duplicate Spec's Light cantrip, among other things? Or would it be better for Guran to multiclass into Cleric? He does qualify for that, because he has the bare minimum WIS 13; but if he stays rogue, his 4th level of that class puts him one more level-up away from Uncanny Dodge and another +1d6 on his Sneak Attack at 5th. *about the "finally" thing: Guran has the Acolyte background, having been raised in a temple of Moradin by the priest there; but Guran initially wasn't as good a candidate for the clergy as at least one other orphan. [/QUOTE]

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