Arcane Heirophant weapon restriction? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Arcane Heirophant weapon restriction? [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Mist of Shadows
03-06-06, 01:41 PM If anyone can help I would be thankful. I need to know about the Arcane Hierophant. Under weapon and armor Proficiency it mentions losing powers if you use a prohibited armor type or shield. But it never lists one. No where else does it mention this. I'm assuming it refers to a druids prohibited armor types and such but what happens if you don't have any prohibited armor type because you didn't enter it from a druid. (getting the trackless step another way, so that isn't an issue)
astarin_the_bard
03-06-06, 02:30 PM Arcane Hierophant
Weapon and Armor Proficiency: ... You abide by the same armor restrictions that a druid do, and you lose divine spellcasting and supernatural or spell-like class abilities if you wear prohibited armor or carry a prohibited shield.

So yeah, even if you weren't a druid, you gain druid armor restrictions. A reasonable house-rule might be that you only lose divine spellcasting levels gained from this class until you spend 24 hrs not wearing prohibited armor.
Mist of Shadows
03-06-06, 02:36 PM Ah missed that part. It's really annoying, shoots the whole idea in the foot. Stupid mystical vows that there was no reason to take.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Mist of Shadows 03-06-06, 01:41 PM	If anyone can help I would be thankful. I need to know about the Arcane Hierophant. Under weapon and armor Proficiency it mentions losing powers if you use a prohibited armor type or shield. But it never lists one. No where else does it mention this. I'm assuming it refers to a druids prohibited armor types and such but what happens if you don't have any prohibited armor type because you didn't enter it from a druid. (getting the trackless step another way, so that isn't an issue)
astarin_the_bard 03-06-06, 02:30 PM	Arcane Hierophant Weapon and Armor Proficiency: ... You abide by the same armor restrictions that a druid do, and you lose divine spellcasting and supernatural or spell-like class abilities if you wear prohibited armor or carry a prohibited shield. So yeah, even if you weren't a druid, you gain druid armor restrictions. A reasonable house-rule might be that you only lose divine spellcasting levels gained from this class until you spend 24 hrs not wearing prohibited armor.
Mist of Shadows 03-06-06, 02:36 PM	Ah missed that part. It's really annoying, shoots the whole idea in the foot. Stupid mystical vows that there was no reason to take.