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<blockquote data-quote="Quasqueton" data-source="post: 1576007" data-attributes="member: 3854">If I was not interested in the whole mounted combat option, what do you think of going cleric after being a paladin for 3 levels?Going cleric 1 at 4th level instead of paladin 4 means trading (in the case of my character):1 hit point, 1 BAB, 2 points for lay on hands, 1 first-level spell, and 1 point of smite damagefor3 orisons (more than lay on hands points), 3 first-level spells, +1 fort save, and +2 will saveStill get turning as 1st level. At later levels I'll miss out on a mount (not too useful in an urban campaign), another smite at 5th level, remove disease at 6th level, and slowly increasing smite damage bonus (+2 extra at 5th, +3 extra at 6th).Looking at this list, the only thing I think I would miss is the increasing smite damage bonus. The slower BAB would probably also be noticable.Is there an &quot;mount&quot; choice that would be good for an urban campaign?Quasqueton</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Quasqueton, post: 1576007, member: 3854"] If I was not interested in the whole mounted combat option, what do you think of going cleric after being a paladin for 3 levels? Going cleric 1 at 4th level instead of paladin 4 means trading (in the case of my character): 1 hit point, 1 BAB, 2 points for lay on hands, 1 first-level spell, and 1 point of smite damage for 3 orisons (more than lay on hands points), 3 first-level spells, +1 fort save, and +2 will save Still get turning as 1st level. At later levels I'll miss out on a mount (not too useful in an urban campaign), another smite at 5th level, remove disease at 6th level, and slowly increasing smite damage bonus (+2 extra at 5th, +3 extra at 6th). Looking at this list, the only thing I think I would miss is the increasing smite damage bonus. The slower BAB would probably also be noticable. Is there an "mount" choice that would be good for an urban campaign? Quasqueton [/QUOTE]

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