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<blockquote data-quote="Greg K" data-source="post: 7035692" data-attributes="member: 5038">I have stated elsewhere that I would have preferred clerics armor and weapon proficiencies having been an additional choice removed from domains and being an additional choice at first level: cloistered (no armor, simple weapons) for the scholarly priest, templar (medium armor and martial weapons) for martial priests, and, maybe, a third choice for a wandering or &quot;worldy&quot; light armored priest that uses simple weapons (mayb e called itinerant).&nbsp; Depending upon a campaign, the DM might assign one to each of the deities as appropriate rather than allowing players to choose. Things like Bonus cantrips, extra skills, divine strike, and potent casting could also have been removed from the domain and assigned at the appropriate level based upon this new additional choice.Similarly, I would have preferred fighters having choices to be Light armored fighters ( Zorro (Banderas version)*, Count of Monte Cristo (version with the guy from Person of Interest)*, and the 3 Musketeers) or heavy armor fighter.* While sharing some similarity with Rogue, both had formal weapons training as swordsman and the additional training was gentleman skills (philosophy, courtly grace, etc.) and not thievery.&nbsp; Banderas's version had a criminal background. The Count probably multi-classed as Rogue after his rescue by the pirates.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Greg K, post: 7035692, member: 5038"] I have stated elsewhere that I would have preferred clerics armor and weapon proficiencies having been an additional choice removed from domains and being an additional choice at first level: cloistered (no armor, simple weapons) for the scholarly priest, templar (medium armor and martial weapons) for martial priests, and, maybe, a third choice for a wandering or "worldy" light armored priest that uses simple weapons (mayb e called itinerant). Depending upon a campaign, the DM might assign one to each of the deities as appropriate rather than allowing players to choose. Things like Bonus cantrips, extra skills, divine strike, and potent casting could also have been removed from the domain and assigned at the appropriate level based upon this new additional choice. Similarly, I would have preferred fighters having choices to be Light armored fighters ( Zorro (Banderas version)*, Count of Monte Cristo (version with the guy from Person of Interest)*, and the 3 Musketeers) or heavy armor fighter. * While sharing some similarity with Rogue, both had formal weapons training as swordsman and the additional training was gentleman skills (philosophy, courtly grace, etc.) and not thievery. Banderas's version had a criminal background. The Count probably multi-classed as Rogue after his rescue by the pirates. [/QUOTE]

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