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Message: <blockquote data-quote="papastebu" data-source="post: 3488346" data-attributes="member: 40894">Any particular reason? Just personal preference?  I thought about this, too, but I want to keep it in the d20 mechanic. Lower the base DC for this ability, then have it get lower as they class-level up? Maybe leave the amount they heal as-posted, but allow a times-per-day paradigm. That sounds pretty "granted" to me. I could separate the two possibilities, at least as far as the DCs are concerned. I always saw ECL as simply whatever monster HD the creature had, plus any class levels it had. Why would it be better? I just got it about the believability thing for this one: The fact that they HAVE undead HD is what makes them turnable, etc, in the first place. I may just change that, completely. The funny answer to this is, "So would I," but the truth is, I just got to this point, and haven't gotten that far with actually creating powers. The basic idea is that there are a few powers that the cleric can use for the chosen domain(s), using the rules I've stated in the OP. The abilities I actually have listed are intended to be things that any cleric can do/have happen, regardless of domain, deity, or alignment, but related--and definitely either condoned or forbidden, respectively--to all of these things.I could see this working, definitely. Needs a good spitshine, but I like the idea of giving clerics something other than spellslots to cast with.</blockquote>[/QUOTE]

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