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<blockquote data-quote="The Shadow" data-source="post: 5993681" data-attributes="member: 16760">So, now that we have three systems for arcane magic, anyone else think we might eventually see similar options for divine?I could totally sink my teeth into a divine version of the sorcerer.&nbsp; Though I suppose 'Favored Soul' would be the traditional name, something like 'Avatar' might be even better - you become more and more like your deity.&nbsp; Hey - with a martial focus (not dissimilar to the draconic bloodline) that could make a dandy paladin!Not sure a divine version of warlock really makes sense.&nbsp; If it did, 'theurge' might be a good name.&nbsp; Though...&nbsp; Just maybe, the druid could make sense along those lines.&nbsp; The idea is you dedicate yourself to the forces of nature and allow them to work through you.&nbsp; Things like Wild Shape would be the equivalent of invocations.Certainly the legends of druids in the real world are closer to fey-pact warlocks than to the nature-priests D&amp;D has always gone in for.On a final note, who else is with me in wanting to see cleric Domains give access to specific lists of spells 2e-style, rather than the whole list being up for grabs?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Shadow, post: 5993681, member: 16760"] So, now that we have three systems for arcane magic, anyone else think we might eventually see similar options for divine? I could totally sink my teeth into a divine version of the sorcerer. Though I suppose 'Favored Soul' would be the traditional name, something like 'Avatar' might be even better - you become more and more like your deity. Hey - with a martial focus (not dissimilar to the draconic bloodline) that could make a dandy paladin! Not sure a divine version of warlock really makes sense. If it did, 'theurge' might be a good name. Though... Just maybe, the druid could make sense along those lines. The idea is you dedicate yourself to the forces of nature and allow them to work through you. Things like Wild Shape would be the equivalent of invocations. Certainly the legends of druids in the real world are closer to fey-pact warlocks than to the nature-priests D&D has always gone in for. On a final note, who else is with me in wanting to see cleric Domains give access to specific lists of spells 2e-style, rather than the whole list being up for grabs? [/QUOTE]

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