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<blockquote data-quote="cpendlet" data-source="post: 5677564" data-attributes="member: 61241">The healing on a warpriest is fine (not that different from a normal cleric). You could use your bonus feat (for being human) to pick up a superior weapon Waraxe for more damage (also grab axe expertise to up the to hit). Still not striker level damage but the striker is not healing the party and throwing around extra saves like they are candy (Sun domain). The amount of healing my warpriest does through Blessing of Battle can be rather impressive (preventing damage is functionally equivalent to healing after all). The party's monk tends to go first a lot and ends up getting agro of most of the monsters and that 3 resist (only level 5) all I can give him has kept him from going down a few times.FYI: The healing on a runepriest is poor (from personal experience playing a Runepriest and a war priest and seeing a laser cleric and a bard in action) compared to other healers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cpendlet, post: 5677564, member: 61241"] The healing on a warpriest is fine (not that different from a normal cleric). You could use your bonus feat (for being human) to pick up a superior weapon Waraxe for more damage (also grab axe expertise to up the to hit). Still not striker level damage but the striker is not healing the party and throwing around extra saves like they are candy (Sun domain). The amount of healing my warpriest does through Blessing of Battle can be rather impressive (preventing damage is functionally equivalent to healing after all). The party's monk tends to go first a lot and ends up getting agro of most of the monsters and that 3 resist (only level 5) all I can give him has kept him from going down a few times. FYI: The healing on a runepriest is poor (from personal experience playing a Runepriest and a war priest and seeing a laser cleric and a bard in action) compared to other healers. [/QUOTE]

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