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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Grimhelm" data-source="post: 3259966" data-attributes="member: 37079">You're joking of course?  Anyway, I am not asking for the rules so that I can read them cover to cover.  Everyone knows I ain't gonna do that anyway!  I just want to get a hint of whether playing a certain sort of character will be fun and rewarding in the sense that he will develop on the paper as much as in my head.  Right?I agree about divinations.  They were over-used in the last campaign.  But when you run into a battle without information and then run out again with your ass on a plate enough times , it sort of breeds that mentality!  I wouldn't say throw them out, but I think it takes a special sort of commitment on the part of the DM and the priest player.Suppose I pray for some divine guidance and receive the image of a tree with a lightning strike mark on its trunk.  As a divination this is quite acceptable.  As a priest player I must make the choice between fanatic examining of every tree we pass or the more Lutheran approach of acceptance that god is far beyond my feeble understanding and that visions are best left to the Catholics anyway.</blockquote>