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<blockquote data-quote="RogueJK" data-source="post: 116254" data-attributes="member: 170">I think Divine Power is a mistake.&nbsp; It's description seems to be a hold-over from 2nd edition.&nbsp; Of all the spells in the PHB, it is one of the only, if not the only, spell which gives you a set ability score.&nbsp; All other abuility-boosting spells only give a bonus, i.e. 1d4+1 or +4, to your original score.There were many spells in 2e that set your score at a certain number, but they seem to have removed that in 3e, except in this case.IMHO, it needs to be houseruled to a bonus to your existing score, such as a straight +4 enhancement bonus to Str.Also... nwn_deadman:&nbsp; It has come to my attention on many recent posts on various topics that you seem to be in the habit of attacking and insulting anybody who has an opposed view to yours.&nbsp; This is incredibly rude and improper.&nbsp; I, for one, would appreciate it if you refrained from doing so on these boards.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RogueJK, post: 116254, member: 170"] I think Divine Power is a mistake. It's description seems to be a hold-over from 2nd edition. Of all the spells in the PHB, it is one of the only, if not the only, spell which gives you a set ability score. All other abuility-boosting spells only give a bonus, i.e. 1d4+1 or +4, to your original score. There were many spells in 2e that set your score at a certain number, but they seem to have removed that in 3e, except in this case. IMHO, it needs to be houseruled to a bonus to your existing score, such as a straight +4 enhancement bonus to Str. Also... nwn_deadman: It has come to my attention on many recent posts on various topics that you seem to be in the habit of attacking and insulting anybody who has an opposed view to yours. This is incredibly rude and improper. I, for one, would appreciate it if you refrained from doing so on these boards. [/QUOTE]

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