Clerics are a bit like holy warriors. They are first and foremost priest of their god, and a guardian of others. Their spells are meant for healing and protecting both themselves and others, and only a few real battle spells, depending on the god of which the cleric work for. For example would a priestess of Loth rather have a lot of spells that makes other suffer and only a few that heal wound, though a priest of Tyr have a lot of protection spells to defend those in need, and a few battle spells to help serve the right.

They use blunts weapons as maces and clubs even whips, that don’t draw blood. Off cause use of imagination can make them draw blodd, but that is up to the single individual.

The dragon one choose also have a lot to say about it, where a cleric bonded with a blue dragon might have illusionary spells, a cleric bonded with a shadow dragon might have spells that allows them to flee if battle is too much.

Clerics don’t need to learn the spells as the magicians do, with long study hours deeply buried in a book written in a weird language, every spell they have is granted to them by their god or dragon. While the magicians need to study all the time, the cleric needs to be in the favour of their god, and cannot do everything they want, since they depend on their god as much as they fight for it. Therefore every cleric chooses their god with extreme care, choosing the god exactly right for their conscience and personality.

Interaction with Dragons:
Clerics use dragon to create even more powerful healing magic, as most dragons have the ability to regenerate, this ability is transfered to the Cleric as a power that he/she can use to heal others. They also use the dragon as mount.
Should the Cleric and dragon be seperated, then the Cleric looses his/her granted healing abilities.[/

The Clerics Abilities
Weapon and Armor Proficiency Clerics only uses blunt weapons such as clubs, maces and whips, and bear everything from clothing to heavy full plate armor.

Spells Their spells are drawn from their god and dragon and they have a great deal of saying which spells their moral will allow. For example would a gold dragon not allow a cleric to use a spell to kill an innocent being, while the god Loth wouldn’t allow a cleric to cast a spell for ones protection or redemption, unless there are something to gain. Every single cleric uses one hour at a day to pray to their god, and keep their spells. Which hour during the day is completely up to the individual cleric.

Turn or Rebuke Undead The cleric have their holy symbol which some times are symbols just they use, and any cleric, has the power to affect undead creatures by channeling the power of his faith through his holy symbol. Either they control them (again up to which faith they have) or they destroy them giving them the final rest in piece.

Special Languages: Celestial (Language of the Gods), Abyssal (Language of the Demons), and Infernal (Language of the Devils).