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<blockquote data-quote="DreamChaser" data-source="post: 1443230" data-attributes="member: 1190">One part I forgot to address: why I don't mind this system for clerics:A cleric has to select his spells to begin with and gains access to every spell of every level anyway.&nbsp; His domain spell does not subtract from his overall effectiveness (he has the same number of non domain spells as a wizard or druid).Of course, on the same note, I don't know if this is legit or not, but I allow clerics to prepare a regular spell slot with a domain spell.&nbsp; I figure that if &quot;Burning Hands&quot; is such a critical part of their deity's repertoire, then they should be able to use it as a spell.For the Sorcerer:I would say that giving them the domain spells as added spells known, plus a domain slot of every level which could only be used to cast a domain spell would be just as balanced (and have more internal cohesion with the feel of the sorcerer) than to have an separate spell list.DC</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DreamChaser, post: 1443230, member: 1190"] One part I forgot to address: why I don't mind this system for clerics: A cleric has to select his spells to begin with and gains access to every spell of every level anyway. His domain spell does not subtract from his overall effectiveness (he has the same number of non domain spells as a wizard or druid). Of course, on the same note, I don't know if this is legit or not, but I allow clerics to prepare a regular spell slot with a domain spell. I figure that if "Burning Hands" is such a critical part of their deity's repertoire, then they should be able to use it as a spell. For the Sorcerer: I would say that giving them the domain spells as added spells known, plus a domain slot of every level which could only be used to cast a domain spell would be just as balanced (and have more internal cohesion with the feel of the sorcerer) than to have an separate spell list. DC [/QUOTE]

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