Divine Power, Mortal Will: Why Play a Cleric in D&D
Do you want to wield the might of the gods and bring both healing and wrath in equal measure? Then step into the light (or shadow) as a Cleric. As a divine conduit, you can mend broken bodies, smite undead with radiant fury, or call down fiery storms in your deity’s name. Far more than just a healer, a Cleric is a warrior-priest, a spiritual guide, and a powerful spellcaster with unshakable purpose. Whether you're a battle-hardened war priest or a calm protector of peace and life, the divine flows through you—and the world will feel it.
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Daar Vita Dragonborn Life Domain
Daar Vita is a Lawful Good Gold Dragonborn. They are deeply aligned with order and justice in the world and are questing to find and destroy an evil necromancer. Like all other Clerics they are excellent at healing party members and casting a large number of spells, and they are the best in the game at healing allies with a variety of spells that make healing better and easier. They are a medium difficulty character to play and are great if you are looking to play a supporting character that keeps all your allies alive and healthy
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Cleon Sune Aasimar Light Domain
Cleon Sune is a lawful Good Aasimar. Part angel and aligned with the god Horus they are questing to recover a holy relic of the god of the sky. Like all other Clerics they are excellent at healing party members and casting a large number of spells, and they have extra spells and abilities that allow them access to more powerful damaging spells for foes and protection spells for friends. This is a medium difficulty character to play and is great if you are looking to use lots of spells to help allies and use fire spells to burn foes
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Fargrim Gao is a Lawful Neutral Dwarf who has sworn their life to Torm, the god of courage and self-sacrifice. A devout dwarf they are questing to destroy a mindflayer colony that threatens their homeland. Like all other Clerics they are excellent at healing party members and casting a large number of spells, but they are more focused on doing damage with their battleaxe than with spells. They are an easy character to play and great if you are looking to have a very high defense and wade into combat swinging a battleaxe and occasionally using a spell or feature to destroy enemies or help an ally.
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Nissa Artin Halfling Trickery Domain
Nissa Artin is a Chaotic Good Halfling. Sworn to the god Astar, the god of freedom and liberty they enjoy tricks and playing the powerful as fools, and are questing to bring a terrible tyrant and king to justice for their crimes. Like all other Clerics they are excellent at healing party members and casting a large number of spells, but more than any other Cleric they are also a bit of a thief and a spy. Excellent at sneaking into and out of places with many abilities to make subterfuge easier. They are a medium difficultly to play and are great if you are looking to cast magic as well as sneak into and out of situations