Cleric vs. priesthood house rules - what do you use?

[fba827]

I was trying to gather what other people are already using in their games regarding clerics and priesthoods (i.e. unique cleric groups catagorized by the deity).

Specifically, those of you who have taken the time and trouble to make individual core classes or prestige classes for each of your own homebrew worlds pantheon.

If you have a link to a campaign website, post it here... otherwise, if it's easy to list, go ahead and do that here as well.

 

[Crothian]

http://test.cyberstreet.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=11177

Here's something I use. A lot of thought and work was put into this. It's a core class. It's moire pristly and spell oriented then the cleric. It aslso does a better job of reflecting one's god. I use that and the Cleric for the core classes and then there are prestige classes for individual gods.

 

[hong]

There are a few zillion alt.priests around. They're outnumbered only by the alt.rangers. http://www.zipworld.com.au/~hong/dnd/priest.htm is my take on it, based on the OA shaman. You could also use the DMG adept class (maybe beefed up a bit if you want PCs to take it) for any non-adventuring priest.