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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bera" data-source="post: 6541922" data-attributes="member: 74671">Not just too potent, but too ambiguous. I think I get the intention here, but I'm not sure how I'd implement what's written here. For example, the term "divine spellcaster" isn't a thing anymore. You'd need to specify that that you'd be using a holy symbol as a focus, wisdom as the spellcasting stat, and how many spells do you learn and prepare exactly? As a cleric of your level? Do you really intend this for the Sorcerer or Warlock, who'd be able to grab a 10 additional spells known (2/3 their total maximum number of spells) for one feat? Furthermore, I'm not sure if a feat should really be as good as or better than one level multiclass (or the existing feat). A wizard who takes that one level of Cleric multiclass gets access to a bunch of great cleric spells. If you multiclass 10/10 you're able to case any wizard or cleric spell--up to 5th level. Yeah, you miss out on the highest level spells, but an old timey half-elf cleric/mage also was behind the curve or even a 3rd edition mystic theurge. As it stands, getting 4+ additional spells prepared is reason enough for a sorcerer or warlock to consider taking a level of cleric or wizard.</blockquote>