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Message: <blockquote data-quote="iwatt" data-source="post: 830954" data-attributes="member: 11085">We use spontaneous casting of both Domain and Cure/Inflict in the campaign I play in, andalso in the one I DM for. On paper it actually looks unbalancing, but the truth is, with the exorbiatant amount of damage you can dish out and receive in an encounter, what usually happens is that you end up using a great amount of spells in curing PCs. But this usually happens because we tend to play time-critical adventures where you can't rest after every encounter to regain hps and spells. If we rest to long, the bad guys get away, or dungeon respawning occurs (I hate this).     To be honest though, we´ve just reached 5th level spellcasting, and haven't really playtested the fact tha you can now spontaneously cast  your 5th level domain spells. I´m actually leaning towards not allowing them IMC, but I haven't discussed it with my DM yet.  Slightly OT, but I'v never understood the need to nerf the one Core Class based on aiding the rest of the party. I´ve got a cleric of Tempus with the Sternght and war Domains that can kick the party tank's ass when he Uber buffs himself (at the expense of about 6 spell slots),  but this is easily remedied with a targeted dispel. Actually, in my experieence, spreading the Buffs is a lot more effective.Well, that's just my 2 cp.</blockquote>