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<blockquote data-quote="Nightfall" data-source="post: 3236129" data-attributes="member: 374">Is there a Mystic Theurge for Psionic characters with divine powers?*thinks maybe Thry might try druids* They are incredible under-rated, have a pretty wide spell selection and extra bonus, wildshape. Clerics are fine and all, but try a druid for a change. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /> If you want a true jack of all trades, there's two in Dragon Compendium I'd recommend. The skill guy, Savant (who gets both arcane and divine spellcasting albeit at lower levels), and Jester (more of guy that can improve things via acting and stuff. He also casts spells but at earlier levels and with higher spell level caps.) There's also Beguiler, a mixture of rogue with illusion based powers. Spellthieves, who can not only cast spell but steal em to. Honestly as I said Thry, it's entirely up to you what you want. I just honestly think druid might be the best to suit your &quot;knowledgeable&quot; needs since you play a worldy druid that is kind of a mixture of Garrison Keillor meets Merlin (plus the fact there is a Mystic Theurge class that's great for Druids, Arcane Hierophant.) so you could still be the guy offering sage-like advice but it doesn't have to be about the &quot;tree hugging.&quot; Danny,Yeah this is true about D&amp;D psions/psionic characters. They sure aren't like their movie/fictional counterparts.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nightfall, post: 3236129, member: 374"] Is there a Mystic Theurge for Psionic characters with divine powers? *thinks maybe Thry might try druids* They are incredible under-rated, have a pretty wide spell selection and extra bonus, wildshape. Clerics are fine and all, but try a druid for a change. :) If you want a true jack of all trades, there's two in Dragon Compendium I'd recommend. The skill guy, Savant (who gets both arcane and divine spellcasting albeit at lower levels), and Jester (more of guy that can improve things via acting and stuff. He also casts spells but at earlier levels and with higher spell level caps.) There's also Beguiler, a mixture of rogue with illusion based powers. Spellthieves, who can not only cast spell but steal em to. Honestly as I said Thry, it's entirely up to you what you want. I just honestly think druid might be the best to suit your "knowledgeable" needs since you play a worldy druid that is kind of a mixture of Garrison Keillor meets Merlin (plus the fact there is a Mystic Theurge class that's great for Druids, Arcane Hierophant.) so you could still be the guy offering sage-like advice but it doesn't have to be about the "tree hugging." Danny, Yeah this is true about D&D psions/psionic characters. They sure aren't like their movie/fictional counterparts. [/QUOTE]

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