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<blockquote data-quote="VelvetViolet" data-source="post: 6351639" data-attributes="member: 6686357">I've adjusted the Hit Die to d8s for consistency, and adjusted the skill points to 2+Int because of SAD. The class doesn't receive a choice of domains or schools, so it counts the bonus slots the wizard or cleric would have as normal slots.Yep, it's pretty much a divine equivalent of the wizard.Having access to all divine spell lists is based on the 3.5 HoH archivist class, which could learn non-cleric divine spells from scrolls. This is a unique class feature and yes, an archetype would change the primary spell list from cleric to druid (I've since added this archetype to the OP).Yes, the spells per level are due to the lack of domains or schools.Having done some googling since the OP, I found the theurge class by Kobold Press that also implements a prayerbook that can learn spells from all divine classes, but basically expands the mystic theurge into a full class. I might rewrite this class as an archetype of the theurge or use the theurge's OGC as a basis.EDIT: I'm not sure whether the class should receive a domain/specialization, in which case they'd use the cleric spells/day progression, or whether they should receive an ability similar to the wizard's arcane bond.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="VelvetViolet, post: 6351639, member: 6686357"] I've adjusted the Hit Die to d8s for consistency, and adjusted the skill points to 2+Int because of SAD. The class doesn't receive a choice of domains or schools, so it counts the bonus slots the wizard or cleric would have as normal slots. Yep, it's pretty much a divine equivalent of the wizard. Having access to all divine spell lists is based on the 3.5 HoH archivist class, which could learn non-cleric divine spells from scrolls. This is a unique class feature and yes, an archetype would change the primary spell list from cleric to druid (I've since added this archetype to the OP). Yes, the spells per level are due to the lack of domains or schools. Having done some googling since the OP, I found the theurge class by Kobold Press that also implements a prayerbook that can learn spells from all divine classes, but basically expands the mystic theurge into a full class. I might rewrite this class as an archetype of the theurge or use the theurge's OGC as a basis. EDIT: I'm not sure whether the class should receive a domain/specialization, in which case they'd use the cleric spells/day progression, or whether they should receive an ability similar to the wizard's arcane bond. [/QUOTE]

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