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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Engilbrand" data-source="post: 3203850" data-attributes="member: 44184">I see that. The basic idea was for use in a game where you do 1-20 without prestiging. There are hidden bonuses with staying in the class. There are a lot of domains with abilities that can be used once per day, and a number of those rely on Cleric (Champion) level. As such, a 20th level Champion could, with a 20 for Charisma and the Strenth Domain, add 20 to his Str 8 times per day. The class is focused on domains and their powers. There's also the 0-levels, which aren't a major draw. What keeps people in the Cleric, though? Just Turn Undead? This class can get that ability if a Domain power is changed, which is something that I highly recommend. I do like the idea of another Domain at a higher level, though. With a class like this, that could be a major draw. As it stands, though, the class will theoretically have access to quite a few spells by 20 anyway. With a 30 in Wisdom, a 20th level Champion could choose from 5 different 9th level spells to cast, one of which can be ANY spell from the Cleric list. That seems pretty good.I was actually looking at this class as something that would be focused on its domains. Entirely. Cleric PrCs are for specializing. This class is already specialized. I know, though, that there would be games where it would be used to utterly break everything. The Eberron Cleric PrC from Faiths of Eberron that gets access to 6 or so more domains, PLUS extra domain spells to cast per day, would probably ridiculously overpower this character. I don't typically believe that anything beyond special builds are overpowered/broken, but I could understand how a player who doesn't exercise restraint could shatter a game.</blockquote>

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