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Message: <blockquote data-quote="wolfpunk" data-source="post: 140939" data-attributes="member: 699">I like your version of the priest.  I think it is a good niche class that suits the idea of the campaign perfectly.Can priests cast an unlimited amount of miracles per day?This is the system I have used in a campaign and I felt it worked very well.Divine MiraclesPriest casts a spell by praying for a divine miracle, they pray with the intent of receiving a specific spell.  The player then rolls a 2d20.  The result of the roll plus any modifiers determines the result of the miracle.  The player may attempt to perform any number of miracles a day, but they will only be successful a number of times equal to their allotted number of spells cast per day.  The exception is results of 60+ these do not count towards a character’s daily limit of spells cast.Some examples of bonus modifiers.+1 per Level of Priest Character has+1 for each consecutive day the Priest has prayed in a shrine (Maximum +10)-10 if character has performed a sinful action in the last 24 hours.3-10    No Result11-15    Half Spell Effect or Bonus to Save, DM chooses16-20    Unexpected Miracle, spell is from the list 1 level lower then the one prayed for, player chooses the spell21-40    Normal Spell41-50    Unexpected Miracle, spell is from the list 1 level higher then the one prayed for, player chooses the spell51-55    Maximum Spell Effect or No Save Allowed DM chooses56-59    Unexpected Miracle, spell is from the lilst 2 levels higher then the one prayed for, dm chooses the spell60+    Divine Miracle, any level spell, Maximum Effect and/or No save Allowed Dm choosesHow about an ability to bless water thereby creating holy water.  I realize that this could be the use of a bless spell, but perhaps they could create more powerful versions as they gain levels.</blockquote>

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