Clerical PrCs?

[TracerBullet42]

I was looking for some cool divine prestige classes that offer the +1 spellcaster level at each PrC level as well...

Anybody got any cool/unusual ones?

Something focusing on defense would be preferred...

 

[Tyris Harmon]

I was looking for some cool divine prestige classes that offer the +1 spellcaster level at each PrC level as well...

Anybody got any cool/unusual ones?

Something focusing on defense would be preferred...

I like the Contemplative PrC from DotF. You get +1 spellcaster per level, and some nifty immunities (poison, diseases). Plus some other abilities.

 

[Seule]

Radiant Servant of Pelor. It concentrates on healing and turning undead. It's from Dragon #283.

--Seule

 

[Isida Kep'Tukari]

Check the link in my sig and read the Forbiddance of the Divine. Lots o' divine spellcasting and improved turning abilities too!

 

[nimisgod]

One of the best ones, IMO, is the Sacred Exorcist from Defenders of the Faith. Full Caster Progression+Special anti-undead abilities. And the Pre-requisities are easy to get in 3.5.

If you want a warrior-type cleric, then you can't go wrong with the Hospitaller*. Fighter BAB+Full casting prog. It's in the same book.



*I think the Hospitaller is pretty cheezy as it is and I don't really allow it in my games without some nerfing.

 

[FireLance]

If you have the Book of Exalted Deeds, check out the Fist of Raziel PrC. I had originally pegged it as a paladin PrC, but then I realised how powerful it can be when applied to a cleric. With +10 BAB and +9 spellcaster levels over 10 levels, it's like an Eldritch Knight for divine spellcasters. Plus, you constantly radiate a Magic Circle Against Evil, can Smite Evil 5/day, get a whole host of smite-related powers, and turn any weapon you wield into a Holy weapon.

 

[hong]

If you have the Book of Exalted Deeds, check out the Fist of Raziel PrC. I had originally pegged it as a paladin PrC, but then I realised how powerful it can be when applied to a cleric. With +10 BAB and +9 spellcaster levels over 10 levels, it's like an Eldritch Knight for divine spellcasters. Plus, you constantly radiate a Magic Circle Against Evil, can Smite Evil 5/day, get a whole host of smite-related powers, and turn any weapon you wield into a Holy weapon.

Gotta say, the prestige classes in the BoED, and in fact most of the crunchy bits in general, are looking pretty impressive so far. I should be able to find a place for a lot of it in my campaign, which is more than I could say about the BoVD.

Although the NIPPLE CLAMPS OF EXQUISITE PAIN did make a cameo appearance, before being crushed to smithereens by a falling wall of iron. A tragic waste.

 

[TracerBullet42]

Hey Hong...is that a kitten in a dryer?

 

[hong]

Hey Hong...is that a kitten in a dryer?

No, I'm just glad to see you.

 

[Psion]

Radiant Servant of Pelor. It concentrates on healing and turning undead.

Which makes it different from the standard cleric... how?


At any rate, I was sort of keen to the idea of writing up PrCs and orders and "specialty priests" within priesthoods, but I don't see that many publishers have taken this tack yet.