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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bendris Noulg" data-source="post: 823843" data-attributes="member: 6398">Except, per the mechanics, "divine lore" doesn't exist.  Divine spells/powers come from a deity, cause or source of divine power (PHB, Page 30).Both of these examples are archtypes that exist "within" the context of a generality.  The Mystic Theurge is two different generalities pulled together.  Far from the same thing.  Hell, even the Trickster put forth a pretense of purpose; This thing doesn't even do that.There are many Prestige Classes that don't fit an archtype; Rather, they create their own, all-new and never-before-seen archtype.  In comparison, this is all about spellcasting power.So do I, hence why I'd make the changes I've posted earlier if I decide to use it.  However, it's kind of like being in art class with a student that's had private lessons and a teacher that grades on a curve.True, but D&D also has presented a standard of self-defined balance.  And while I don't always agree with the tenants of "Core Balance", I'm having a hard time viewing this as being remotely close to 3E's already over-inflated standards.</blockquote>