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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Phlebas" data-source="post: 3125944" data-attributes="member: 23810">one of the simpler options is to enforce multi-classing for different faiths - means that you know its balanced without having to do any work on the class. eg war + strength gods take 'some' levels of fighter, knowledge + magic - wizardry, secrets + stealth -rogue, music + knowledge - Bard, wild - Ranger, honour - paladin etc etc This makes it really easy to develop an instant pantheon + powers without any excessive workIMC we have two priests - one of the god of challenges, one of the god of luck, magic and fireThe priest of challenges was told to take approx one level of fighter for every 3 levels of priest (his choice on how and when). Thats worked well to give the more martial aspect of his nature and gave a slightly lower spell caster level in comparison.For the priest of luck, magic & fire my original suggestion was one level of rogue or wizard for every 3 of cleric but the player wanted just one class so we modified to d6 HD, +2 skill points / level, light armour prof, + 1 domain. he's also taken a feat gaining bonus fire spells from the wizard list. (i think its from complete divine). Probably the biggest change was converting his turn ability to a dismiss conjured creature ability - which given the campaign setting has been a major advantage.so far they're 9th level and its working fairly well (at least no-one is complaining that they're over or under powered relative to the other characters)(oh and i've house ruled that any priest can substitute in domain spells the same way that you normally substitute in healing - that seems to create a big difference in flavour as they're each developing signature spells without crippling their daily choice)if i was starting again, i think i'd put more spells into domains and less in general (good idea btw), and probably develop the lighter priest a bit more formally but i've seen lots of variations on that theme on this board</blockquote>

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