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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Thia Halmades" data-source="post: 2678423" data-attributes="member: 35863">That's why I suggested the Favored Soul; it is the current wholly-accepted version of "Divine Sorceror" and grants additional powers without you needing to reinvent the class.  You can pop down to B&N and pull it out of Complete Divine.  So long as your DM approves it, you're good to go.  I just think that would be easier for you (and more advantageous) than rebuilding the Sorceror build.Agreed: the way they wrote it is open to interpretation, but it does specifically use the word "unusual" which in a RAW setting isn't Clerical magic; I can see where people would make use of that as a poorly defined loop hole, but that's why I was so shocked when it was brought up - I'd never heard of it interpreted that way.  For me it simply reflects the players inherent flexibility to pull spells out of other books, flash them past the DM and ask "Can I take this?"  Something I have done for my local Sorc.That, and you get wings at 17th level.  Which is pretty freakin' cool.  Totally out of flavor for what I do, but most high-fantasy campaigns wouldn't bat an eyelash at (mechanically) getting Permanent Fly.</blockquote>