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<blockquote data-quote="RavenSinger" data-source="post: 100743" data-attributes="member: 213">What I do for Druids (somewhat OT)I definately understand where your concerns are coming from Sammael.&nbsp; I am not sure I would want to implement a spontaneous casting system for clerics.&nbsp; Too many headaches coming up with spell lists.&nbsp; Though the Kaptain's Shugenja idea sounds like a good one (not being familiar with OA).Something that I have implemented for Druids in my campaign is allowing them to take a domain if they wish based on an aspect of Nature that they revere.&nbsp; In my campaign there are three aspects based somewhat on alignment:Ged (LN)--God of Creation and the Cycle of Nature, Protector of the Natural Law.&nbsp; Domains--Animal, Plant, Law, Healing, CreationMarat ( True Neutral)--Keeper of the Elements, Maker of the World.&nbsp; Domains--Air, Earth, Fire, WaterSekonet (CN)--Goddess of the Storm and Earthquake, Queen of Death--Animal, Plant, Chaos, Death, DestructionShould a druid chose to focus on one of these aspects, she may choose one domain of their particular deity (as a cleric).&nbsp; She also receives a +1 caster level on all spells of the domain type. However, she then cannot cast any spell of the opposing type.The Opposing Domains are as follows:Animal--PlantLaw--ChaosHealing--DeathCreation--DestructionAir--EarthFire--WaterIt's pretty straight forward.&nbsp; The reason for the change is that in the campaign, Druids are essentially the Elven clerics.&nbsp; And as such, are somewhat sectarian in their views of how Nature works.&nbsp; I thought access to domains might help to reflect that.&nbsp; --RavenSinger</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RavenSinger, post: 100743, member: 213"] [b]What I do for Druids (somewhat OT)[/b] I definately understand where your concerns are coming from Sammael. I am not sure I would want to implement a spontaneous casting system for clerics. Too many headaches coming up with spell lists. Though the Kaptain's Shugenja idea sounds like a good one (not being familiar with OA). Something that I have implemented for Druids in my campaign is allowing them to take a domain if they wish based on an aspect of Nature that they revere. In my campaign there are three aspects based somewhat on alignment: Ged (LN)--God of Creation and the Cycle of Nature, Protector of the Natural Law. Domains--Animal, Plant, Law, Healing, Creation Marat ( True Neutral)--Keeper of the Elements, Maker of the World. Domains--Air, Earth, Fire, Water Sekonet (CN)--Goddess of the Storm and Earthquake, Queen of Death--Animal, Plant, Chaos, Death, Destruction Should a druid chose to focus on one of these aspects, she may choose one domain of their particular deity (as a cleric). She also receives a +1 caster level on all spells of the domain type. However, she then cannot cast any spell of the opposing type. The Opposing Domains are as follows: Animal--Plant Law--Chaos Healing--Death Creation--Destruction Air--Earth Fire--Water It's pretty straight forward. The reason for the change is that in the campaign, Druids are essentially the Elven clerics. And as such, are somewhat sectarian in their views of how Nature works. I thought access to domains might help to reflect that. --RavenSinger [/QUOTE]

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