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The Smart Guy: Like the Wizard, half the power of his spells comes from Intelligence.

Recycled IN SPACE!: They're Divine Wizards, as evidence by them needing Intelligence and prayerbooks to cast divine spells in similar ways to Wizards and their Arcane spells.

Paladins learn Lesser Restoration at first level, you say?

Loophole Abuse: A smart Archivist will take heavy advantage of what can be called a divine caster.

If your DM is stupid enough to leave a scroll of it lying around, you can conjure up a trio of fiendish hill giants at a level where the wizard's lucky to get one dire wolf. For instance, the Disciple of Thrym prestige class learns Summon Giants, a 8th-level Cleric spell that does exactly what it sounds like, as a 4th-level spell. which you can then copy and use several levels early.

Disc-One Nuke: Some casting classes have a slow progression, and learn high-level spells at a lower level than normal.

Badass Bookworm: Archivists add spells to their prayerbook from divine scrolls, and can learn any divine spell in the game, giving them the most versatile spell list around.

Awesomeness by Analysis: Dark Knowledge allows an Archivist to make a Knowledge check and instantly divine an advantage against his foe.

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As a full caster, the Archivist is basically always going to be powerful, but how powerful can vary heavily between theory and execution.

Most DMs will at least give you domain spells and Druid spells, but the stingiest might not let you go past your core Cleric list, basically making you a lamer Cloistered Cleric.

Awesome, but Impractical: An Archivist can potentially be the most powerful caster in the entire game by scribing scrolls from domain spells, divine variants of arcane classes, and classes that get their spells at earlier levels, but that's dependent on the scrolls you can find or buy.

Their most notable feature is that, while they only automatically gain Cleric spells, any divine scroll can be added. They cast using a prayerbook in which they inscribe countless divine spells, and gain many abilities relating to their esoteric discoveries. The DnD35Attack roll template can be accessed with &.Introduced in Heroes of Horror, the Archivist is a kind of mix of Cleric and Wizard, seeking to uncover truth and knowledge at any cost. Isosceles triangles pointed towards the center from either side Long isosceles triangle pointing to the right Long isosceles triangle pointing to the left Rectangle which is pinched in at the center

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