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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RisnDevil" data-source="post: 2035074" data-attributes="member: 15160">Do the rules require you to use the WHOLE hour to prepare your spells?  Either way, although, yes, they can noly prepare spells once per day, to so regularly interrupt their ability to sleep and get their eight hours that they cannot prepare their spells is unfair to the cleric.  Period.  Secondly, many parties I have been in don't even have the clerics pull guard in the middle of the night so they can get their sleep, and WON"T WAKE THEM WHEN THEY ARE BEING ATTACKED because they so badly want the cleric to get his sleep.How about seomthing in the middle.....Leave them with spontaneous casting of cure/cause.  Let them keep domain abilities, and armor proficiences.Only give them one domain at level one, but no domain slot.       They can spontaneously cast the spells out of that domain also.  Give them another domain at a level of you choosing, say level five.They can only spontaneous cast domain spells of a level that they have attained from cleric alone, no PrCs.       Meaning a Wiz3/Clr3/MyTh6 could only spontaneously cast 1st and 2nd level cure/cause or domain spells,of which he would only have one domain at that point, regardless of what level spells they could actually cast.Levels in PrCs don't add to levels in Cleric for turn/rebuking...(I think it may be like that already).How does that sound?  The spontaneous domain casting is from the other "Possible Cleric CHange" post.  Pretty much right down the middle.  Reduces the desire to take PrCs by making most abilities stop progressing with PrCs, but leaves them generally the same for someone who stays with it....though I think that maybe a straight Cleric may be even more overpowered now... <img src="http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/devious.png"  class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":]" title="Devious    :]" data-shortname=":]" /></blockquote>

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