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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Shiroiken" data-source="post: 6885439" data-attributes="member: 6775477">It might be important to note that spells are no longer divided into Arcane and Divine in 5E. The wizard and sorcerer are pretty solidly in the old school Arcane, as is the Cleric and Paladin in the old school Divine. Warlock gets there powers from an other-world being, which is very similar to Divine Magic. Bards (as they have since 3E) blur the lines considerably. Druids (and maybe Rangers) seem to get their magic from nature itself (which may or may not be Divine, depending on the setting). In general, I think the source matters more than the type (since all spells, regardless of source, are treated the same).I also don't think a new Class is really even needed. The Favored Soul (from UA) as a sub-class of Sorcerer allows for both arcane and divine spells. The Arcana Domain in the SCAG also allows for both arcane and divine spells. You could also design your own sub-class for Wizard that allows access to divine spells.</blockquote>