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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AFGNCAAP" data-source="post: 3282736" data-attributes="member: 871">Or declare that the wizard can learn divine spells.  But, reason why I said making a new core class with tis in mind is because I think it'll really shift the way magic works in D&D.  I think there's some good reason (other than "sacred cows") why there's still the divine magic/arcane magic split.But not an XPH, power-point based version.  A spells-per-day/spell-slot version.  And as an optional system to replace the existing one, not another system that can be used alongside the existing one.  And a way to cut down on the umpteen different versions of spells out there, & doing it without requiring a spellcaster to burn a feat to do it.Sorta-kinda.  More of a "greater risks, greater rewards" approach that doesn't just have to be combat-related.The prestige caster classes ala d20 Modern are more or less what I had in mind, except as a 20-level core class for D&D instead.  As for non-casting paladins/rangers, I need to double-check Complete Warrior, though I didn't see that option at all in UA.But the power/invocation list isn't so fey-based--it's still quite fiendish-oriented.  But I was shooting for a non-stop ability-using class like Warlock that covers other areas--like imagine a divine Warlock-type class that could heal 1d6 damage an unlimited amount per day, like a normal Warlock can Eldritch Blast an unlimited amount per day.  Or a psychic Warlock-type class that has continuous telekinesis.  Stuff like that.</blockquote>

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