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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kae'Yoss" data-source="post: 716903" data-attributes="member: 4134">7 (though the related "above average and cool" is not what I think about the class. More 7 out of 10)1) How well it stacks up with other classes.It's OK as it is: you continue your spellcasting power (essential for a cleric of any type), and give up your undead turning powers in benefit of new powers that help you in your new role. It has the same BAB and BSB's as the cleric class, so there are no big changes there.2) How often a PC will go with this class.and3) How often an NPC will go with this class.It's not for everyone, but I think that's OK. NPC's will use it more often.4) How 'fun' it is to play this class.It's not the kind of PrC that gives you "cool" powers, but it fits its role, and therefore can be rewarding, and "fun" to play.5) How much this class adds to the game.That's the big advantage for the class! Rather than a must-have, it's something to fit the intended role very good! That's one of the original purposes of PrC's. It's more useful for NPC's, because of the narrow purpose it has, and because many adventurers have to be built around the character's church in order to fulfill that purpose for a PC. But even then, its powers can be useful for an adventurer.I didn't give it a higher score because the DM has to build the campaign around that character if the PrC is to be used by a PC, and used right, and because It could be made more general so that it could be used by churches of all alignments (after all, no church is totally safe of corruption and infiltration).</blockquote>

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