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<blockquote data-quote="Baka no Hentai" data-source="post: 4257448" data-attributes="member: 62883">I guess it really depends on your view of &quot;HOW MAGIC WORKS&quot; in your campaign setting.In mine, Arcane Power is everywhere, and easily accessible to those who know how to use it. So it makes sense that those who put forth the effort would be able to access it, at least in some rudimentary fashion.&nbsp; Rituals give such people a means of harnessing that power given the time and materials to use them. The same with Divine rituals, if a worshipper gains favor from their God and makes a request in the proper manner with the proper tribute, why would said God deny them simply because they didnt take levels of Cleric?If your campaign setting favors the notion that only Wizards, Warlocks and Clerics should be able to access *any* amount of Divine or Arcane power, then you are free to house-rule the system to fit your needs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Baka no Hentai, post: 4257448, member: 62883"] I guess it really depends on your view of "[B]HOW MAGIC WORKS[/B]" in your campaign setting. In mine, Arcane Power is everywhere, and easily accessible to those who know how to use it. So it makes sense that those who put forth the effort would be able to access it, at least in some rudimentary fashion. Rituals give such people a means of harnessing that power given the time and materials to use them. The same with Divine rituals, if a worshipper gains favor from their God and makes a request in the proper manner with the proper tribute, why would said God deny them simply because they didnt take levels of Cleric? If your campaign setting favors the notion that only Wizards, Warlocks and Clerics should be able to access *any* amount of Divine or Arcane power, then you are free to house-rule the system to fit your needs. [/QUOTE]

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