Pathfinder RPG in Greyhawk--

[UGM]

We've got an upcoming game in which the DM has granted the players 2 "free" levels in any one core character class that is not your favored class with additional conditions limiting synergy. I cannot have a cleric with the Magic Arcane subdomain for a character that will become a wizard favored class for the rest of the game, for example.

Given Erik Mona's Greyhawk expertise, I'd like to know what Elven god I should "spend" for two levels of cleric to go with an Elf with wizard as his Favored class that I'll be creating for this game.

What domains are most helpful and given Sean Reynold's partial list of Greyhawk deity domains located at the url given below what Elven deity provides "the best bang for the buck"--if I'm only getting two levels of cleric for what will be a wizard character for the rest of the game?

http://www.seankreynolds.com/rpgfiles/we/greyhawkdeities.html

For that matter, do I take two levels of cleric or two levels of some other core class to improve my survivability--like monk?

I'd love to hear what the wisdom of the board has to tell me on the matter.

Thanks!

UGM :-)

[chbgraphicarts]

There are elven deities other than Corellon Larethian? News to me.

[Anonymous Visitor 163 576]

Could you have two 'free' levels in barbarian? What would that add? Do you get the bab and the hit points? The rage and fast movement? All of it?

Is this gestalt, or multiclassing, or something else?

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A two level dip gives you a few nice perks. An ability or two, some hit points, some skill points, but it's not enough to get the really high level stuff.

I'd have to think fighter and monk are popular dips, but i think two levels of Magus would do way more. Spell combat and spell strike will be devastating wth a wizard spell list, and better armor and weapons won't hurt.

And grab a few healing scrolls, plus the pragmatic activator trait. Pow, you're a cleric.