Paladin Level 4 spells - Snooze

[Emili]

http://www.d20srd.org/srd/spellLists/paladinSpells.htm

http://www.d20srd.org/srd/spellLists/rangerSpells.htm

OK... in a nutshell. Pally's and Ranger's are not suppose to be heavy spell casters. That just it. In DnD they are lower level spell casters they bring a slight versitility to the party because of it. In DnD proper (the non-spell point variety) the pally gets 3 1st lvl, 3 2nd lvl, 3 3rd lvl and 3 4th lvl spells a day at level 20 and is a level 16 caster. Likewise the ranger follows suit also. The arcane and divine heavy casters also are limited in spell use thus are not as flexible in every situation in DnD pnp as they are in DDO... thus that's where the lower level casting classes come in a tad more handy DnD pnp... we do not have that here in DDO where mana typically flows like water.

The prime purpose of these two classes *Pally and ranger* are they are a flavor of warrior class... a related fighter class if you would but with predetermined environmental or ethical stance for role-play and support of that flavor. They are foremost warroirs not casters in any event - DDO attribution of defining some as more DPS oriented and others more defensive produced the quagmire we have now... while the base abilities of a class well suited them in a particular area - it was not meant for them to excell in that area far beyound the other warrior classes ... in DnD a well offensively feated Pally is very much on par with a well offensively feated ranger, barbarian, even rogue withing a single die roll... it also goes the other way a barbarian can gain as much deffensive ability as the pally, (That are what feats are for - to customize) this is not so much true in DDO.