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<blockquote data-quote="Numion" data-source="post: 553396" data-attributes="member: 124">IMO Cleric != Cure automatIf I had wanted to play healer, I would've created such. Instead, I wanted to play a holy warrior, who uses the blessings of his god to aid him in battle. To provoke discussion I said that I don't heal others, except with the wand they've bought. That isn't entirely true; If I have a cure to spare, I'll use it, since there's no point in wasting GPs. But the point was: the spells and abilities of my archer-cleric are his abilities, which I use as I see fit. Just like with any other character class. That usually means that I buff myself (and of others, if it's vital), and fight. It's usually more useful to cause 3d8+30 points of damage to the enemy than casting a CLW on one of our own. And of course I don't pay for the CLW wands, because I'll never use them. Simple as that. And yeah, archer-cleric is more than viable at all levels. I've seen. Casting your own GMWs when arrows and bows stack, with quickened divine favors and divine powers is pretty good. (= on par with straight fighter plus you have full clerical casting ability. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)"&nbsp; data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" />)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Numion, post: 553396, member: 124"] IMO Cleric != Cure automat If I had wanted to play healer, I would've created such. Instead, I wanted to play a holy warrior, who uses the blessings of his god to aid him in battle. To provoke discussion I said that I don't heal others, except with the wand they've bought. That isn't entirely true; If I have a cure to spare, I'll use it, since there's no point in wasting GPs. But the point was: the spells and abilities of my archer-cleric are [i]his[/i] abilities, which [i]I[/i] use as I see fit. Just like with any other character class. That usually means that I buff myself (and of others, if it's vital), and fight. It's usually more useful to cause 3d8+30 points of damage to the enemy than casting a CLW on one of our own. And of course I don't pay for the CLW wands, because I'll never use them. Simple as that. And yeah, archer-cleric is more than viable at all levels. I've seen. Casting your own GMWs when arrows and bows stack, with quickened divine favors and divine powers is pretty good. (= on par with straight fighter [b]plus[/b] you have full clerical casting ability. ;)) [/QUOTE]

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