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<blockquote data-quote="RuminDange" data-source="post: 2605840" data-attributes="member: 5412">I have been allowing this type of Divine spell casting for a long time, and have no problems with it.&nbsp; Still don't get a lot of players wishing to play clerics, except once. However, with the switch to 3E, I changed it to allow spontaneous spell casting for divine spell casters to be limited by the wisdom modifier in such a way that say a 9th cleric that has an 18 wisdom can spontaneous cast any spell up to 4th level from their list, but must prepare their 5th level slots.&nbsp; As some will point out doing this can be unbalancing and makes the cleric class extremely powerful and open to abuse as your players will have access to the spells they need in most situations within a moment's notice instead of having to wait a day, borrowing they haven't cast all of their slots for the day of that level.&nbsp; But it depends on your play still and campaign as to how this will work.&nbsp; Personally I also customize each cleric class for the deity in question, as it makes even more since for my campaign which is high magic, high level and highly divinely connected.RD</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RuminDange, post: 2605840, member: 5412"] I have been allowing this type of Divine spell casting for a long time, and have no problems with it. Still don't get a lot of players wishing to play clerics, except once. However, with the switch to 3E, I changed it to allow spontaneous spell casting for divine spell casters to be limited by the wisdom modifier in such a way that say a 9th cleric that has an 18 wisdom can spontaneous cast any spell up to 4th level from their list, but must prepare their 5th level slots. As some will point out doing this can be unbalancing and makes the cleric class extremely powerful and open to abuse as your players will have access to the spells they need in most situations within a moment's notice instead of having to wait a day, borrowing they haven't cast all of their slots for the day of that level. But it depends on your play still and campaign as to how this will work. Personally I also customize each cleric class for the deity in question, as it makes even more since for my campaign which is high magic, high level and highly divinely connected. RD [/QUOTE]

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