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Message: <blockquote data-quote="hackmastergeneral" data-source="post: 3548414" data-attributes="member: 27925">Running WLD - noone wanted a Cleric, so I decided to make a Healer NPC - they NEEDED healing, but I didn't want to keep track of all the permutations of a Cleric.  Healer is great - spontaneous casting, limited weapon/armor selection so you don't have to go through all the "gold bag" problems, and its not designed to be a "melee" class, so she can hang at the back and buff/heal the party - almost runs herself.  Gave her the Combat Medic PrC, and it stacks SOOOO well with a Healer its not funny.Next tiem you need to make a walking band aid PRC - check out the Healer, and look closely at the Combat Medic PrC - my players LOVE her, say she's the best NPC character ever.  She doesn't get in their way, and she's a better walking band aid than any Cleric could ever hope to be.I'd never want to play one as a PC - far too limited, and always hanging at the back and buffing?  Sorry - BO-ORING.  But for an NPC, she does almost TOO good a job keeping the party on their feet.  With her "add CHA bonus + 1/2 Lvl" to cure spells, her 0-level Cure Minors are useful.Due to the peculiarities of WLD I had to drop her Unicorn Companion - summons' don't work well.  BUT this gave me the excuse to beef out her spell list with some good Buff spells that for some reason they didn't include - Bears Endurance Frex, gives more HP and a bonus to FORT - seems natural a Healer would have that.  I then took some of the standard Cleric buffs and changed 'em - Healers Prayer grants a bonus to AC ratehr than a bonus to attack/damage.  The class would never have a spell that allows someone to hurt/kill something else better, but a buff to AC or CON is worthwhile and within class concept, while depriving enemies of attack/damage ability is also within purvue.</blockquote>

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