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<blockquote data-quote="Neonchameleon" data-source="post: 6025443" data-attributes="member: 87792">This, I'm afraid, is the Sun domain all over.&nbsp; It's the second strongest defensive/healing subclass in the game (behind only the PHB1 wisdom cleric taking pacifist options) and is almost pure defence.&nbsp; The two leaders that hand out basic attacks like candy are the warlord and the shaman (and the bard (including the skald) can get in on the action).&nbsp; If you look at HoFL and the Warpriest, there are two domains; Storm's the offensive one and Sun the defensive.&nbsp;&nbsp;You'd have to wield a craghammer as a two handed weapon - and if going down that path I'd suggest the Bastard Sword (+3/d10) as with a wis of 16 you're already going to struggle to hit sometimes.&nbsp;&nbsp;I'd stick with the shortsword for now.&nbsp; For spike damage you want a multiclass feat - most of them give about 2d6 potential extra damage per fight that you can use early when it is most needed (if you're wielding a light blade you could do a lot worse than the thief multiclass feat for a 2d6 sneak attack and an extra skill).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Neonchameleon, post: 6025443, member: 87792"] This, I'm afraid, is the Sun domain all over. It's the second strongest defensive/healing subclass in the game (behind only the PHB1 wisdom cleric taking pacifist options) and is almost pure defence. The two leaders that hand out basic attacks like candy are the warlord and the shaman (and the bard (including the skald) can get in on the action). If you look at HoFL and the Warpriest, there are two domains; Storm's the offensive one and Sun the defensive. You'd have to wield a craghammer as a two handed weapon - and if going down that path I'd suggest the Bastard Sword (+3/d10) as with a wis of 16 you're already going to struggle to hit sometimes. I'd stick with the shortsword for now. For spike damage you want a multiclass feat - most of them give about 2d6 potential extra damage per fight that you can use early when it is most needed (if you're wielding a light blade you could do a lot worse than the thief multiclass feat for a 2d6 sneak attack and an extra skill). [/QUOTE]

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