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<blockquote data-quote="GreyICE" data-source="post: 5861090" data-attributes="member: 6684526">I've always been leery of those.&nbsp; If Clerical magic is miracles on tap from God, it seems somehow disrespectful to ask God 'hey can you make some cool flashy lights or move a light object a few feet?'&nbsp; I've always actually considered it one of the differences between Clerics and Wizards.&nbsp; Wizards show off with their magic, Clerics only call on their God when it matters.Now if there were some cool minor divination spells and other things that make sense in terms of 'praying to your God , etc.' that would be neat.&nbsp; Things like Guidance would be a neat little bennie - +1 to any skill check or other roll just by asking your God for a little guidance is a very cleric-flavored thing.Overall I'd love it if each class got some unique things they could do outside of combat, but I think you lose something when every class gets similar lists of 'neat little magic tricks.'</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GreyICE, post: 5861090, member: 6684526"] I've always been leery of those. If Clerical magic is miracles on tap from God, it seems somehow disrespectful to ask God 'hey can you make some cool flashy lights or move a light object a few feet?' I've always actually considered it one of the differences between Clerics and Wizards. Wizards show off with their magic, Clerics only call on their God when it matters. Now if there were some cool minor divination spells and other things that make sense in terms of 'praying to your God , etc.' that would be neat. Things like Guidance would be a neat little bennie - +1 to any skill check or other roll just by asking your God for a little guidance is a very cleric-flavored thing. Overall I'd love it if each class got some unique things they could do outside of combat, but I think you lose something when every class gets similar lists of 'neat little magic tricks.' [/QUOTE]

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