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<blockquote data-quote="Westwind" data-source="post: 1541973" data-attributes="member: 3241">Knowledge (religion) 8 ranks, Skill Focus (Knowledge [religion]), able to cast at least 2 divination spells.1 exorcism, turn undead2 detect evil, resist possession3 chosen foe +1 (chosen foe adds to skills vs. either undead or evil outsiders and your attempts to overcome their SR)4 dispel evil 1/week5 consecrated presence (20' consecrated radius...nice)6 chosen foe +27 dispel evil 2/week8 holy aura 1/day9 chosen foe +310 dispel evil 3/weekand full spellcasting progression.[aside]Am I the only one a little bothered by prestige classes that grant full spellcasting progression that don't really have a non-roleplaying drawback?&nbsp; Is there any reason for a cleric of Pelor not to take the Radiant Servant prestige class?&nbsp; At least the Divine Oracle makes you blow a feat, like Loremaster (which also makes a Wizard lose his free feat every 5th level), which helps balance things in my mind.&nbsp; The Sacred Exorcist does get a poor Fort save, this post is really born out of a general thought, not this book or this PrC in particular.[/aside]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Westwind, post: 1541973, member: 3241"] Knowledge (religion) 8 ranks, Skill Focus (Knowledge [religion]), able to cast at least 2 divination spells. 1 exorcism, turn undead 2 detect evil, resist possession 3 chosen foe +1 (chosen foe adds to skills vs. either undead or evil outsiders and your attempts to overcome their SR) 4 dispel evil 1/week 5 consecrated presence (20' consecrated radius...nice) 6 chosen foe +2 7 dispel evil 2/week 8 holy aura 1/day 9 chosen foe +3 10 dispel evil 3/week and full spellcasting progression. [aside] Am I the only one a little bothered by prestige classes that grant full spellcasting progression that don't really have a non-roleplaying drawback? Is there any reason for a cleric of Pelor not to take the Radiant Servant prestige class? At least the Divine Oracle makes you blow a feat, like Loremaster (which also makes a Wizard lose his free feat every 5th level), which helps balance things in my mind. The Sacred Exorcist does get a poor Fort save, this post is really born out of a general thought, not this book or this PrC in particular. [/aside] [/QUOTE]

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