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ForceUser said:
I think the Hierophant from the DMG is a good example of a cleric PrC, as is the Thaumaturge. You should have to give up something to enter a cleric PrC, because clerics are already good at everything

I'm running game that is now well into epic levels. The PC cleric entered the Hierophant class as of level 21, because by then he could gain all the cool powers and not give up ANYTHING... Well ok, so he sufferes a small dip in his ability to rebuke undead, but he's never used it very much anyway. You might say he loses out on a bouns Epic feat or two, but that's not quite true; the hierophant can choose any metamagic feat as his granted special ability, so if he wants he can get one epic feat per level for five levels.

There are several classes like that out there; very well balanced at "normal" levels but way too powerful on epic levels... :\
 

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Westwind said:
No, it's just a table at the end of the chapter giving alignment, domains, favorite weapon and divine rank for non-human deities. Annam, Blidoolpoolp, Callarduran Smoothhands, Deep Sashelas, Diirinka, Eadro, Great Mother, Grolantor, Hiatea, Hruggek, Iallanis, Ilsensine, Kaelthiere, Laduguer, Laogzed, Maglubiyet, Memnor, Merrshaulk, Panzuriel, Sekolah, Semuanya, Shekinester, Skoraeus Stonebones, Sixin, Skerrit, Stronmaus, Surtur, Thrym, and Vaprak.

oh well, that gives us at the CC forums something to work on then. ;)

so when will this book be available?
 



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