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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ThePolarBear" data-source="post: 6921100" data-attributes="member: 6857451">Just a random idea: Get rid of spellcasting.You do not need spellcasting to have them being magical, Clerics just need to have abilities that create supernatural effects. Think about Warlock's invocations, featuring specific "paths" you could take to have, for example<ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">The more "militaristic" cleric, the one that stands in the frontline, insipiring allies to fight for what is right and good and holy (temp hps, bless effects... think blolstering and prevention, more than actual healing)</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">The inquisitor, one that deals with demonic possession and presence, undeath and eldritch stuff under the holy orders' guidance to save the souls of people and faithful. The most magic oriented aspect but more than actually dabbling with magic, creates rites to prevent and expunge such magic (remove curses) and generating wardings (controller style)</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">The healer... that is most self explanatory than everything, but also acting as the common priest "image" of spiritual guide.</li> </ul>This would also give possible access to different "main" stats that are not covered directly by just having 4 classes, keeping "magical" effects while also embracing the idea that spells = mage, bonks = warrior and skills = thief. Cleric would be the "support", or the "unique" that no other class has.Btw, all considering a basic healing background for all the... builds?, prehaps with proficiecy of the healer's kit, Healer's feat or something, and a shared pool of choices that could take from base paladin, warlock and clerics features. Even bards could be considered.</blockquote>

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