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<blockquote data-quote="Morrow" data-source="post: 840249" data-attributes="member: 301">I'm currently playing Thar, a 9th level goblin cleric of Maglibuyet.&nbsp; He's a lot of fun, and those spontaneous inflicts coupled with spell focus (necromancy) and weapon finesse (touch spell) are pretty cool, but he's definately sub-optimal from the, &quot;I am cleric, watch me buff up and squash your head&quot; perspective.&nbsp; Going the sneaky necromancer route means that he's lacking in areas where 3e clerics often excel.He's got 10's in strength and constitution so no matter how many buff spells he casts, he's never going to be the guy on the front lines with the big hammer.&nbsp; Low strength sneaky clerics don't get the benefits of magic vestment on full plate either.&nbsp; And the lack of spontaneous cure spells really hurts.&nbsp; On the other hand, there's something really satisfying about animating the bodies of your enemies.&nbsp; And I can't wait to sneak up on an opponent and bust out the slay living.Morrow</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Morrow, post: 840249, member: 301"] I'm currently playing Thar, a 9th level goblin cleric of Maglibuyet. He's a lot of fun, and those spontaneous inflicts coupled with spell focus (necromancy) and weapon finesse (touch spell) are pretty cool, but he's definately sub-optimal from the, "I am cleric, watch me buff up and squash your head" perspective. Going the sneaky necromancer route means that he's lacking in areas where 3e clerics often excel. He's got 10's in strength and constitution so no matter how many buff spells he casts, he's never going to be the guy on the front lines with the big hammer. Low strength sneaky clerics don't get the benefits of magic vestment on full plate either. And the lack of spontaneous cure spells really hurts. On the other hand, there's something really satisfying about animating the bodies of your enemies. And I can't wait to sneak up on an opponent and bust out the slay living. Morrow [/QUOTE]

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