So, I've been searching for a good 3 hours for a list of all cleric/druid spell spheres or atleast a list of spells that say what sphere each belongs to, and I've gotten nothing. I currently only own a DM guide for 2nd edition, so I'm a bit out of luck with that. Are there any sites that have what I'm looking for? It would be greatly appreciated.
Cleric Spell Spheres
Started by Leila, Oct 30 2007 07:28 PM
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Miloch
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Posted 30 October 2007 - 07:49 PM
They'll be in the Player's Handbook not the DMG, and also the 2e supplements Spells & Magic and Tome of Magic which added and changes some things. Here is a list (scroll down a bit for 2e spheres) - probably not complete though.
Divine Remix also has a spreadsheet that is pretty good. It makes some changes of its own (most are justified by the 2e books though).
Divine Remix also has a spreadsheet that is pretty good. It makes some changes of its own (most are justified by the 2e books though).
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Leila
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Posted 30 October 2007 - 08:01 PM
Yeah, I was supposed to get a Player's Handbook, but my friend's eyes betrayed him. Ah well.
Thankyou kindly for the link!
Thankyou kindly for the link!
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Posted 30 October 2007 - 08:21 PM
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