Unkitted Clerics
Papa_Lou
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Hey dudes.
I've been looking through the classes very deeply lately, because I'm still not sure which one I want to play next. I felt like I could always weigh out some good positives and negatives for playing each class or kit, but when it comes to clerics, I couldn't quite see any bonuses to playing just a regular old cleric over a priest of Talos, Lathander, Helm, or Tyr.
Does anyone play unkitted clerics these days? Or is that a thing of the past?
I've been looking through the classes very deeply lately, because I'm still not sure which one I want to play next. I felt like I could always weigh out some good positives and negatives for playing each class or kit, but when it comes to clerics, I couldn't quite see any bonuses to playing just a regular old cleric over a priest of Talos, Lathander, Helm, or Tyr.
Does anyone play unkitted clerics these days? Or is that a thing of the past?
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You can, of course, still choose to do so for reasons of RP or personal preference, or whatever. But mechanically, a kit is strictly superior.
What about priest spells? Am I right in thinking that you receive different spells depending on your alignment?
This differs from all of the kits of all of the other classes, which each have some costs as well as benefits.
In BG, Good Clerics get Holy Smite and Holy Word (which target Evil enemies) and the Summon Deva HLA, while Evil Clerics get Unholy Blight and Unholy Word (which target Good enemies) and the Summon Fallen Deva HLA. Neutral Clerics get both sets.
As an exception, Viconia
Harm is available for any alignment as it effects both good and evil characters.