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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dragon Child" data-source="post: 921619" data-attributes="member: 12217"> Defenders of the Faith Church Inquisitor- A bit powerful, but not to the point of being overpowered- just really good.Consecrated Harrier- Actually an OK PrC, but its flavor doesn't fit in with many campaigns, and most of the mechanics won't kick in often.Contemplative- The first level is cool. The second is worth considering. After that, ditch it.Divine Oracle- Probally underpowered for clerics, and a tad too strong for sorcerers. A nice PrC, though.Holy Liberator- The best PrC in the book, although its higher-up levels arn't worth taking.Hospitaler- Overpowered. A cleric can take it without multiclassing, getting bonus feats, cool abilities, and full spellcasting.Hunter of the Dead- Underpowered for a cleric, and slightly too weak for a paladin.Knight of the Chalice- If you fight demons a lot, its very powerful. If not, don't take it.Knight of the Middle Circle-A very weak PrC, its good in one-on-one battles and thats about it.Master of Shrouds- For evil cleric that want to fight in melee, the Master of Shrouds is one of the best choices.Sacred Exorcist- Too powerful, although its nowhere near as powerful as many wizard/sorcerer PrCs, its still the strongest cleric PrC there is. I would consider banning it.Sacred Fist- This, like the monk and every other unarmed PrC/class there is, is weak.Templar-A very good PrC not for clerics, but for fighters, barbarians, paladins, and rangers. The first levels expecially are worth getting.War Priest- Highly underpowered. Half spellcasting HURTS. Tome and Blood Acolyte of the Skin- Greatly underpowered. Half. Casting. Is. BAD!ALienist- The best summoner PrC but out by WotC yet, Alienist isn't too strong but isn't weak, either.Arcane Trickster- A perfectly fine and balanced PrC. Giving up *four* caster levels hurts, and the sneak attack isn't a good replacement.Bladersinger- The errated version is very powerful, possibly overpowered. It is currently one of TWO good fighter/wizard PrCs, though.Blood Magus- Didn't I say this before? NEVER give up caster levels!Candle Caster- While most people hate it, its actually a perfectly fine and balanced PrC.Dragon Disciple- More for fighter/bards then sorcerers, the dragon disciple is underpowered if you use current Polymorph rules.Elemental Savant- A nice PrC, one of my favorites. It makes evocation fun and powerful, which is a feat all in itself.Fatespinner- On the weak side, as it gives up four caster levels. Mage of the Arcane Order- Could possibly/maybe be overpowered, depending on the frequency of scrolls in your campaign.Mindbender- Good for the first level, Mindbender quickly looses use as it looses caster levels.Pale Master- Ugh. Not good. Weak. Why won't they make PrCs that make you NOT loose caster levels?Spellsword- Taking seven wizard and three fighter levels is BETTER then taking Spellsword. Spellsword gets my "Worst PrC ever" stamp.True Necromancer- An actual decent arcane/divine PrC. Not too strong, and possibly a little weak.Wayfarer Guide- Is giving up a caster level worth something that the DM will screw you for anyway? No? Didn't think so.Masters of the WildAnimal Lord- A hideously weak PrC.Bane of Infidels- Makes a good villian, but I wouldn't reccommend it for PCs.Blighter- Again, good for villians, not for PCs.Bloodhound- A very, very weak PrC. Not worth taking at all.Deepwood Sniper- A good PrC, about worth taking for three or four levels.Exotic Weapon Master- Eh... sucky PrC. Just skip it.Eye of Gruumsh- Aye-aye-aye, this is one bad PrC. Do not take it!Foe Hunter- Good against one enemy. Absolutely worthless against everything else.Forsaker- In a high or med (normal) magic campaign, its worthless. In a low magic campaign, it is VERY overpowered.Frenzied Beserker- A good, strong, not overpowered PrC. Just be careful not to kill your allies!Geomancer- A wonderful PrC, with all the special abilities and cool stuff.Hexer- A very strange PrC. You either need adept (which makes it underpowered), lightning domain (overpowered), or geomancer (overpowered) to get it.King/Queen of the Wild- A really weak PrC. Not worth taking in the slightest.Oozemaster- Again, a really weak PrC. Half caster level is BAD!Shifter- While many people think of this as strong, or overpowered, it is truthfully weak. Being a barbarian is just better, and its useless if you play with current Polymorph.Tamer of Beasts- A nice PrC, actually worth takingVerdant Lord- A good PrC for druids, although not THAT strong. Its still good, though.Watch Detective- A really weak PrC, unless your campaign centers around this sorta thing.Windrider- There are better mounted PrCs, like cavalier. Song and Silence Virtuoso- A very good PrC, just beware of sorcerers or wizards taking it.Everything else- Really, really, REALLY weak.Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting Arcane Devotee- A good PrC, not overly powerful, but still strong.Archmage- Really wombattin powerful. I'd suggest possibly banning it, or changing it to be more like heirophant.Divine Champion- A nice PrC, I suggest it to any religious-oriented fighter. Divine Disciple- A good PrC, the best ability (New Domain) is gained a level 1, though.Divine Seeker- Whats with these Divine PrCs, and actually being worth taking? Based on some of the other PrCs, that seems like a crime! <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink    ;)"  data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" />Guild Thief- A wonderful PrC for a rogue, especially if you want to have leadership.Harper Scount- AN interesting PrC, to say the least. Its spellcasting is incredibly versitile, and its abilities are good, making it worth taking.Hanthran-  A weak PrC, really, unless you're into Cohort cheese. Still, your cohort will be doing the work then- not you.Hierophant- A great PrC at epic levels, a very sucky one before that.Purple Dragon Knight- Yay! Another good PrC, FRCS seems to have the best balance of most of the books.Red Wizard- Really powerful. I suggset banning, as its great for DC cheese.Runecaster- A nice PrC for item creation that is worth taking, without being overpowered.Shadow Adept- A powerful, possibly confusing (so many DCs! X_X) PrC. Allow at your own risk. Magic of Faerun Gnome Artificer- A very, very weak PrC. A spellcaster, without spellcasting. Bleh.Guild Wizard of Waterdeep- Then 10% XP penalty kills this PrC, making it very weak.Harper Mage- A nice diviner PrC, goes good with loremaster.Harper Priest- A balanced PrC for a lightly armored priest, definitly worth taking.Incantatrix- Probally too powerful for most campaigns. Consider banning.Mage killer- A nice PrC, with a few weird stuff (like getting Spell Focus in a prohibited school) but still worth taking.Master Alchemist- Can you say potions of heal? Probally too powerful, consider banning.Mystic Wanderer- If anything, this PrC is too weak. Unless you use OA, and have shujenja, that is.Spelldancer- Contains an infinate loop. Ban immeditally.Spellfire Channeler- While miost people get all worked up over spellfire, its actually easily fixed. If you can fix spellfire, spellfire channeler is good. If not, well, then ditch the PrC.War Wizard- Goes great for an Elvish Elemental Savant, the war wizard likes to blow stuff up- something not many PrCs do. A good PrC, thats balanced.</blockquote>

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