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Reviving this in hopes get more FAQ requests. My GM still wants a Paizo ruling!

I agree that RAW it doesn't. But the Inquisitor didn't exist when Righteous Might was created. Considering that it has been put on the Inquisitor spell list, I also believe that RAI it should work either based on alignment, or better based on the type of judgement (sacred or profane) just like Gregory proposed....

Thank you Cuttler. Any other thoughts by anyone else? I honestly am trying to get as many people to weigh in as possible, or to get Paizo to respond to the FAQ. I've seen this spell cause DM issues for both Inquisitors and Druids, and would appreciate either more POV's or clarity from Paizo.

Just found a prestige class in Paizo People Of The Sand supplement called the Living Monolith that grants Righteous Might with DR based on PC alignment:

http://www.d20pfsrd.com/classes/prestige-classes/other-paizo/i-m/living-mon olith

Given this prestige class neither requires nor grants channeling, cure/inflict casting, or even spellcasting, I'd argue that it provides more "evidence" to support the validity of Wraithstrike's and Gauss's suggested houserule that an Inquisitor should also get DR with the spell, type based on sacred or profane judgements. Especially, as Inquisitors have no other spells that I know of, anyway that are "nerfed" / don't work for them as they do for other classes.

Wish Paizo would respond to FAQ & rule on this...Also for Druids with the Growth Domain, which have a similar lack of clarity.

I found the FAQ. Inquisitors don't have positive or negative energy thing going for them in any form. They may not get that benefit of the spell. I will press the FAQ button.

Thank you Wraithstrike. I think my GM may be leaning towards not letting Inquisitors have the DR, at least partially because there is an FAQ for Oracles (as in, "If they called out Oracles also get it, but don't call out Inquisitors, that must be a deliberate choice."). So I'd appreciate anyone else who can add to the FAQ. If it's a deliberate decision, so be it. If it's an error of omission, I'd hate for Inquisitors to lose out because of it.

Righteous Might provides DR/Evil or DR /Good to Clerics based on whether they channel positive or negative energy, and Oracles based on whether they cast Cure or Inflict spells. Do Inquisitors get DR / Good or Evil with the spell, and if so, based on what criteria?