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<blockquote data-quote="GreyLord" data-source="post: 8692948" data-attributes="member: 4348"><p>So, the way I did spheres for Clerics after the first few years was an article that came out in Dragon (I photocopied the heck out of those pages) where it redefined what spheres Clerics and Druids got.</p><p></p><p>I've probably read that and realized that a long time ago, but forgotten I suppose. After that, just glossed over it.</p><p></p><p>I think a LOT of that has to do with what I even use today with Clerical Spheres. There was an article in Dragon that came out that defined what spheres of magic a Cleric could use and what a Druid used. Photocopied the heck out of those pages. That has been my go to standard for Clerical spheres ever since (It's not quite as beneficial or broad as with what the PHB gives in your post above though). I still have the photocopies (and the Magazine too, just I'm not quite certain which magazine out of over 200 that I have which it is in these days, still have the photocopies I made of the pages though) and use them today!</p><p></p><p>Admittedly though, I DID change it a bit for my own liking, so it's a modified version of that, with me basically designing which sphere's/spells the Clerics had by default, but based off that article VERY closely.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GreyLord, post: 8692948, member: 4348"] So, the way I did spheres for Clerics after the first few years was an article that came out in Dragon (I photocopied the heck out of those pages) where it redefined what spheres Clerics and Druids got. I've probably read that and realized that a long time ago, but forgotten I suppose. After that, just glossed over it. I think a LOT of that has to do with what I even use today with Clerical Spheres. There was an article in Dragon that came out that defined what spheres of magic a Cleric could use and what a Druid used. Photocopied the heck out of those pages. That has been my go to standard for Clerical spheres ever since (It's not quite as beneficial or broad as with what the PHB gives in your post above though). I still have the photocopies (and the Magazine too, just I'm not quite certain which magazine out of over 200 that I have which it is in these days, still have the photocopies I made of the pages though) and use them today! Admittedly though, I DID change it a bit for my own liking, so it's a modified version of that, with me basically designing which sphere's/spells the Clerics had by default, but based off that article VERY closely. [/QUOTE]
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