Ranger->Cleric and Cleric/Ranger having druid spells: how is it exactly?

Sargon1

How exactly does this stuff with ranger->clerics (and a cleric/rangers) having access to both cleric and druid spells works these days? I've read about it here and there, but the resources are hazy at best; some are a decade old, and it might have been changed/patched since then. I don't even know whether it's a bug or a feature.

Does a Ranger 2 -> Cleric just get all the druid spells for all subsequent levels as soon as he unlocks those levels as a cleric, no questions asked? Does he need to be lvl 9 before dualing to have access to them? Does he only gain access to the druid spells that his ranger level would allow him to cast? Or does he lose them entirely?

And what about Cleric/Ranger? Does he gain access to the druid spells only once he's on lvl 9 with Ranger? And is it all spells or just he ones his Ranger exp would allow?

BelleSorciere

I have heard that it was patched out and they can only access druid spells in their ranger spell slots.

Tommy123

Sargon1 said:

Does he only gain access to the druid spells that his ranger level would allow him to cast?

this is how it is currently implemented

Ranger 2 -> Cleric ... no druid spells
Ranger 8 -> Cleric ... 1st level druid spells
Ranger 10 -> Cleric ... 1st + 2nd level druid spells
Ranger 12+ -> Cleric ... 1st + 2nd + 3rd level druid spells

this is also true for a multiclass ranger/cleric

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jackjack

My guess is no, though I can't understand why. There are several appropriate geatures built into iOS.

Orangemoose

Tommy123 said:

Ranger 2 -> Cleric ... no druid spells
Ranger 8 -> Cleric ... 1st level druid spells
Ranger 10 -> Cleric ... 1st + 2nd level druid spells
Ranger 12+ -> Cleric ... 1st + 2nd + 3rd level druid spells

this is also true for a multiclass ranger/cleric

This probably explains what happened when I went to check a ToB character for druid spells.
So I guess the best way for druid spells as the character is going with multiclass rather than duals.

Quique

Orangemoose said:

Tommy123 said:

This probably explains what happened when I went to check a ToB character for druid spells.
So I guess the best way for druid spells as the character is going with multiclass rather than duals.

You can dual at 7, 13 or even 21 for that matter, especially now that SOD exists 7 shouldn't be awful. Final fight in BGEE will be a bitch, but not impossible. Still, I always found the multiclass more appealing.

DevardKrown

Quique said:

Orangemoose said:

Tommy123 said:

This probably explains what happened when I went to check a ToB character for druid spells.
So I guess the best way for druid spells as the character is going with multiclass rather than duals.

You can dual at 7, 13 or even 21 for that matter, especially now that SOD exists 7 shouldn't be awful. Final fight in BGEE will be a bitch, but not impossible. Still, I always found the multiclass more appealing.

or just go the Fighter/Cleric route now, who liked those Aragon Pansy's walking through the woods anyhow..

alceryes

DevardKrown said:

or just go the Fighter/Cleric route now, who liked those Aragon Pansy's walking through the woods anyhow..

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