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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sir Brennen" data-source="post: 2789652" data-attributes="member: 553">Here's the house rules I wrote up along time ago as third-party d20 spells began to proliferate, but it'll be even more relevant when I pick up the Spell Compendium:To gain spells beyond those listed in the Player's Handbook, a divine spellcaster may choose spells from any d20 source, subject to DM approval. However, the spell must be conceptually related to their deity's areas of influence.The character must then make a class level + Wis Bonus check against a DC of 15 + spell level. A successful roll indicates the character has been granted the spell by their deity and may add it to their spell list. Otherwise, the character must wait until they gain a fuller understanding of the divine being they worship, and may ask again at that time (i.e., when they have advanced a level.)If a character performs the above check based on a spell they have found transcribed on a scroll or similar object, they receive a +2 on the roll (provided they are able to read the spell initially.)A character may gain a total number of additional spells of each level equal to Wisdom bonus plus the spells per day of the level in question. This number does not include bonus or domain spells. For example, a 5th level cleric with a 16 Wis may have six non-core first level spells (three spells per day + Wis modifier), five of second level, and four of third level.</blockquote>