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<blockquote data-quote="Levistus's_Leviathan" data-source="post: 8331120" data-attributes="member: 7023887">My party's Twilight Cleric combos Spirit Shroud, upcast Spiritual Weapon, and a Warhammer Attack Action with Divine Strike to deal a ton of d8s on her turn (at high enough levels, that will be 5d8+3d8+5 damage from 6th level Spiritual Weapon, 1d8+5d8+5 from Warhammer with Divine Strike and a 7th-level Spirit Shroud, which will be highly resource-draining, but that's still 14d8+10 damage every round and repeatable. Paladins get criticized for dealing tons of d8s, but they at least have to expend a ton of resources every round in order to deal anywhere near this crazy amount of d8s). If she wants to be extra tanky, she casts Moonbeam first and then Sanctuary on herself the next turn to ignore the clauses of Sanctuary that forces the spell to end.It's crazy powerful. I like powerful parties, but at some point it gets ridiculous. Twilight Clerics are at/beyond that point.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Levistus's_Leviathan, post: 8331120, member: 7023887"] My party's Twilight Cleric combos Spirit Shroud, upcast Spiritual Weapon, and a Warhammer Attack Action with Divine Strike to deal a ton of d8s on her turn (at high enough levels, that will be 5d8+3d8+5 damage from 6th level Spiritual Weapon, 1d8+5d8+5 from Warhammer with Divine Strike and a 7th-level Spirit Shroud, which will be highly resource-draining, but that's still 14d8+10 damage every round and repeatable. Paladins get criticized for dealing tons of d8s, but they at least have to expend a ton of resources every round in order to deal anywhere near this crazy amount of d8s). If she wants to be extra tanky, she casts Moonbeam first and then Sanctuary on herself the next turn to ignore the clauses of Sanctuary that forces the spell to end. It's crazy powerful. I like powerful parties, but at some point it gets ridiculous. Twilight Clerics are at/beyond that point. [/QUOTE]

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