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 The Priest has an innate triple mana regeneration rate, but may only wield maces and staves, and may only wear armor up to chain, eventually maxing out at 48% damage reduction. It's tempting to go the role of caster as a result, but Cleric damage spells are few in number and offer poor damage ratios. Earthsmite burns 10 mana to deal only 4-5 damage, which is fairly worse than a Mage's starting Dart that uses only 1.5 mana per 1 damage. The only other Cleric damage spell, God's Wrath, has a better ratio by consuming 10 mana to deal 8-10 electric damage, but it has a Skill Mod of -40. You will complete the game before you are able to cast it reliably. For that reason, the role of caster is ineffective for Cleric magik users.
-Of note is the fact that Priests may wear chain armor while Mages may only wear leather. This is because the best role for a Priest is actually getting in close to melee enemies. There are a few decent staves and maces - Jugurtha drops a powerful electric mace at the end of the first quest which Priests may use but Mages cannot; and the 7 damage Schtick staff available from the store early on comes with improved mana regeneration despite its descriptor claiming it adds speed. Schtick is the best Priest weapon all the way through to end of the game. Wearing chain and wielding a decent staff allows the Priest to employ Cleric spells to great effect - Rejuvinate will be your mainstay, healing damage rapidly during combat. Blood Shield will protect you from poison during the first quest, and the Cleric resist spells (fire, piercing, electric, and acid) can be used to incredible effect against the proper monsters. Of special note are Priam's Guards, which do enormous melee damage, against which Spirit Shield (resist piercing) will be almost required to survive.
+Of note is the fact that Priests may wear chain armor while Mages may only wear leather. This is because the best role for a Priest is actually getting in close to melee enemies. There are a few decent staves and maces - Jugurtha drops a powerful electric mace at the end of the first quest which Priests may use but Mages cannot; and the 7 damage Schtick staff available from the store early on comes with improved mana regeneration despite its descriptor claiming it adds speed. Schtick is the best Priest weapon all the way through to end of the game. Wearing chain and wielding a decent staff allows the Priest to employ Cleric spells to great effect - Rejuvinate will be your mainstay, healing damage rapidly during combat. Blood Shield will protect you from poison during the first quest, and the Cleric resist spells (fire, piercing, electric, and acid) can be used to incredible effect against the proper monsters. Of special note are Priam's Guards, which do enormous melee damage, against which Spirit Shield (resist piercing) will be almost required to survive. Finally, the Cleric has Flame Fist and Soul Drain, two Elemental Attack melee spells that will become required in later quests to damage enemies that are immune to the small array of attack types inherently available in maces and staves.
 The Priest may acquire many of the Mage damage spells through the use of wands, but you'll often find that the melee playstyle you've developed by the time such wands are available will be superior to hanging back firing off wands.

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 == Cleric Runes==
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 == Cleric Runes==
-Earth Rune (Cleric)
+: Earth Rune (Cleric)
-Manipulate Rune (Cleric/Arcane)
+: Manipulate Rune (Cleric/Arcane)
-Wind Rune (Cleric/Arcane)
+: Wind Rune (Cleric/Arcane)
-Create Rune (Cleric/Arcane)
+: Create Rune (Cleric/Arcane)
-Blood Rune (Cleric/Arcane)
+: Blood Rune (Cleric/Arcane)
-Destroy Rune (Cleric)
+: Destroy Rune (Cleric)
-Communion Rune (Cleric)
+: Communion Rune (Cleric)
-Bind Rune (Cleric)
+: Bind Rune (Cleric)
-Soul Rune (Cleric)
+: Soul Rune (Cleric)

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