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<blockquote data-quote="gyor" data-source="post: 6128589" data-attributes="member: 6670153">No Wisdom makes the most sense for the Cleric because perception is key to the Clerics use of magic.&nbsp;To use his magic the Cleric needs to both observe and percieve the world around him looking for senses and more imporantly to atune his awareness at times to his God's essence and will, achieving a higher state of perception, a kind of gnosis. Oneness.&nbsp;In the Paladin's case while still spiritual and a caster of divine magic, the Paladin is more worldly, a knight of the realms in service to both King and the Gods. A God's church will never be lead by a Paladin, but the kingdom might be ruled by the Paladin with the blessing of the Gods. So as a leader of men Charisma makes sense for the Paladin. In a way the Paladin is closer to the Warlock in the how of the magic, even if its a different type of magic, as both in a sense make a deal, the Warlock his pact, the Paladin his Oath, whwer</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gyor, post: 6128589, member: 6670153"] No Wisdom makes the most sense for the Cleric because perception is key to the Clerics use of magic. To use his magic the Cleric needs to both observe and percieve the world around him looking for senses and more imporantly to atune his awareness at times to his God's essence and will, achieving a higher state of perception, a kind of gnosis. Oneness. In the Paladin's case while still spiritual and a caster of divine magic, the Paladin is more worldly, a knight of the realms in service to both King and the Gods. A God's church will never be lead by a Paladin, but the kingdom might be ruled by the Paladin with the blessing of the Gods. So as a leader of men Charisma makes sense for the Paladin. In a way the Paladin is closer to the Warlock in the how of the magic, even if its a different type of magic, as both in a sense make a deal, the Warlock his pact, the Paladin his Oath, whwer [/QUOTE]

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