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| − | The '''Spirit Shaman''' is a spontaneous divine spellcaster character class, who also has good battle abilities (especially when it comes to incorporeal foes). Unlike the [[sorcerer]] a ''spirit shaman'' can change the spells she knows each day. She casts [[Druid Spells|spells from the druid list]] but can't convert spells spontaneously to Summon spells like they do. | + | The '''Spirit Shaman''' is a spontaneous divine spellcaster character class, who also has good battle abilities (especially when it comes to incorporeal foes). Unlike the [[sorcerer]], a ''spirit shaman'' can change the spells she knows each day. She casts [[Druid Spells|spells from the druid list]], but can't convert spells spontaneously to Summon spells like they do. |
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The Spirit Shaman is a spontaneous divine spellcaster character class, who also has good battle abilities (especially when it comes to incorporeal foes). Unlike the sorcerer, a spirit shaman can change the spells she knows each day. She casts spells from the druid list, but can't convert spells spontaneously to Summon spells like they do.
References[edit]
- David Noonan (May 2004). Complete Divine. (3.5e) Wizards of the Coast. ISBN 0-7869-3272-4.
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