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opensent 04-23-04, 01:26 AM	LG Cleric. I'd like to keep an "Inflict Moderate Wounds Spell" on tap incase I'm attacked. Any reason I can't pop someoen with this if they are trying to kill me?
Luminous Crayon 04-23-04, 01:50 AM	Use it to your little clerical heart's content. There's no consequence for doing so.
Inigo Carmine 04-23-04, 01:52 AM	Technically you already "know" the spell, as clerics know all spells they are capable of casting (barring domains they don't have). The question is, can you prepare/cast them? yes. Because you're good, you can't spontaneously cast one like you can cure spells (which is I guess where the confusion came from), but you have no trouble casting them like any other plain old cleric spell.
edgelett 04-23-04, 02:55 AM	I'd say it depends on your god, and your domains. If your god is Pelor, and your domains are Healing & Good, I'd say no way!! Pelor won't allow you to inflict grevious wounds on everyone!!!!! If you are a good cleric of Moradin, yeah inflict away...it doesn't conflict with his doctrine or your domains.
Slivvy Gaidin 04-23-04, 03:18 AM	If your god is Pelor, and your domains are Healing & Good, I'd say no way!! Pelor won't allow you to inflict grevious wounds on everyone!!!!! But he will allow you to cave in their skulls with an iron bound mace. If a DM says no, for reasons of flavour in their campaign, then OK. According to the core rules, though, you are not restricted in anyway.
Seeker95 04-23-04, 08:12 AM	Sure you can. Inflict is not an evil spell. The only restriction you have is that you cannot spontaneously prepare them.