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<blockquote data-quote="Kerrick" data-source="post: 3345819" data-attributes="member: 4722">I dunno... I sat down yesterday and start placing all the divine spells into spheres on an Excel spreadsheet; I've got All, Animal, Charm, Combat, Creation, Elemental, Healing, Necromantic, Plant, Protection, Summoning, Sun, Travel, Weather, and an unnamed &quot;boosting&quot; sphere so far (I'd like to add a few more); with only cleric and druid spells added in, they're all pretty equal. Charm and Creation are rather short, and Sun/Travel/Weather are a little short too, but those three are strong spheres. If you start adding in spells from other books, I'm sure you could easily get a nice spread of spells. Sure, they won't all be exactly the same, but I think with access two 2-3 major spheres and a couple minor ones, any cleric wouldn't have reason to complain.This is a really cool idea - I rather like not having to get rid of domains, but still limiting the cleric's spell list a bit.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kerrick, post: 3345819, member: 4722"] I dunno... I sat down yesterday and start placing all the divine spells into spheres on an Excel spreadsheet; I've got All, Animal, Charm, Combat, Creation, Elemental, Healing, Necromantic, Plant, Protection, Summoning, Sun, Travel, Weather, and an unnamed "boosting" sphere so far (I'd like to add a few more); with only cleric and druid spells added in, they're all pretty equal. Charm and Creation are rather short, and Sun/Travel/Weather are a little short too, but those three are strong spheres. If you start adding in spells from other books, I'm sure you could easily get a nice spread of spells. Sure, they won't all be exactly the same, but I think with access two 2-3 major spheres and a couple minor ones, any cleric wouldn't have reason to complain. This is a really cool idea - I rather like not having to get rid of domains, but still limiting the cleric's spell list a bit. [/QUOTE]

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