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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Glyfair" data-source="post: 3965307" data-attributes="member: 53">I always felt specialty priests were a good idea in concept, but was unsure about them in practice.  The spell list varied so widely in 2nd edition it seems that keeping track of which spells were on your list, especially at high levels, would be a headache.  I always thought that every god should have their own prestige classes in 3E.  Once they reached 5th level or so they would be expected to specialize in a path of the deity.    For example, in my ideal campaign St. Cuthbert would have a prestige class for the Chapeaux, the Stars and the Billets order.  I admit, this would be a lot of material floating around, and a lot of headaches for homebrew DMs.  Still, the feel is would be right.'I think this might work even better in 4E.  We know at higher levels (10+) PCs choose paths.  If they are made deity specific (or at least type of deity specific), this could help those ends.  Low level clerics seem as similar as 3E clerics, but above that they start to really move in their deity's path.</blockquote>