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<blockquote data-quote="Allegro" data-source="post: 3489362" data-attributes="member: 38814">So I was looking a creating a wizard and I was a bit surprised at how good of a melee buffer a wizard could be.&nbsp; For example a lvl 12 wizard:Magic Tattoo: +1 luck bonus to attacks Magic Tattoo: +2 competence bonus to attacksHeroism: +2 moral bonus to attacks, saves, skill checksStone Skin: damage reduction 10/adamentium Ectoplasmic Armor: +8 versus incorporeal touch attacksSpider Skin: +4 natural armor enhancementsGreater Enlarge Person: Larger weapons and reach, -1 to ACGreater Magic Weapon: +4 enhancement bonus to attacks/damageWith a lesser and normal metamagic rod of extend all the above spells will last at least 4 hours.&nbsp; I did spend 450 gold on components on this hypothetical buffing and I’m sure I’m missing a few other good spells.&nbsp; I thought a cleric was a better combat buffer then a wizard.&nbsp; So here’s the question, is a cleric really a better buffer then a wizard?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allegro, post: 3489362, member: 38814"] So I was looking a creating a wizard and I was a bit surprised at how good of a melee buffer a wizard could be. For example a lvl 12 wizard: Magic Tattoo: +1 luck bonus to attacks Magic Tattoo: +2 competence bonus to attacks Heroism: +2 moral bonus to attacks, saves, skill checks Stone Skin: damage reduction 10/adamentium Ectoplasmic Armor: +8 versus incorporeal touch attacks Spider Skin: +4 natural armor enhancements Greater Enlarge Person: Larger weapons and reach, -1 to AC Greater Magic Weapon: +4 enhancement bonus to attacks/damage With a lesser and normal metamagic rod of extend all the above spells will last at least 4 hours. I did spend 450 gold on components on this hypothetical buffing and I’m sure I’m missing a few other good spells. I thought a cleric was a better combat buffer then a wizard. So here’s the question, is a cleric really a better buffer then a wizard? [/QUOTE]

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