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It's all good now in any case... I am still developing my paladin to utilize the umd skill and look forward to using MM wands, enlarge person, and other such items to make him a SOLID all around member in any PF group. He can hit hard with his two-handed sword, heal, use wands as needed, and help resolve any situation!

And by the way, thanks for all the quick and supportive advice. I've really come to rely on these boards for just about every aspect of PF/PFS in being a better player and learning the in's and out's of the rules

Yep, I'm ALL for and 100% in agreement with the ability of paladins being able to use wands.... but it was in PFS that this ability was disallowed, and now apparently re-instated.

Well just this last weekend I was informed that my paladin could once again use a wand of CLW after totally utilizing UMD to rebuild him.

The spell list debate is out there somewhere.....but my searching skills are lacking

Yah, I've read that, but it was deemed that a paladin (or ranger) didn't actually have a spell list until fourth level and therefore could not use a wand of CLW as they had ZERO spell lists.

Was just wondering where the debate from the the powers on high was located.

So now paladins under level 4 can use wands of CLW? Where can I find this change to this on going "Yes they can." - "No they can't." info. I've looked and looked for it but can't seem to find it.

Thanks in advance

Thanks, I think.... You managed to conjure up my long forgotten nightmares of grade school English. This means I can charge & smite you with my Paladin at a +5 as your PURE EVIL!!!!! ;O)

Humm.... Guess I'm going to take it as written that you get the +5 while charging from higher ground OR if you are flying.

Thanks all :O)

Does this description mean that you get the benefit if your just flying but not charging? Or that you must charge WHILE flying to get the +5? Building an Asamar Paladin who will get wings and looking to take this feat, but not if I have to charge to get it.

Has there been any "official" comment on this?

My cleric of Serenrae is rather fond of his +1 keen holy scimitar!

My main is a cleric of Serenrae. Just popped 10th level and I went fire/healing domain. At third level I selected heavy armor. That's the only "un-cleric" feat I took as I'm old school AD&D and always liked plate. I mostly "tank" and often have the top AC in any PFS. In my mines eye, the cleric better NEVER go down in a fight and AC is key (at least until eight or ninth level). With my +1 holy keen scimitar I can put in my fair share of hits. I use melee, NOT spells for offence (well there is that little fire ball/wall and such... lol) Get with a friendly wiz to cast enlarge on ya... woot! Most would call me a battle cleric, but that's just pigeon holing. A lessor meta magic rod of reach gets my empowered healing spells to the person who needs it if and when they need it. Other wise I'll channel (get a Phylactery of Pos Channeling for +2d6). The main point is that I built my cleric to fill different roles as needed. I can fight/tank/spell cast(fire)and heal like no tomorrow. The action NEVER stops when your the cleric. My next purchase I'm leaning towards boots of speed. Spendy, but they are fearsome in the hands of an enlarged cleric with full plate / nice weapon / bulls strength. I take out the lessor mobs and keep flank in mind to help your rogue and even the fighter.

And somewhat by default, your voice in the party decisions is weighted.

"Yah, sure.. you all can go ahead and see what's behind that huge door... Me? I'm heading back to camp for the night to recover my healing spells. See you in the morning."

Bet you every gold piece in your pouch the party decides to come back to that huge door in the morning, and maybe even have a PLAN!!!

You don't have to be "THE" leader, but your going to be "A" leader to some degree... you hold their lives in your hands.

IMHO, clerics ROCK! Every month at our local PFS game (often with 30+ people showing up) I'm never at a loss for folks sitting down at my table.