Priest (PHB)

Table 23: Priest Experience Levels
Level	Cleric 	Druid 	HitDice(d8)
1 	0 	0 	1
2 	1,500 	2,000 	2
3 	3,000 	4,000 	3
4 	6,000 	7,500 	4
5 	13,000 	12,500 	5
6 	27,500 	20,000 	6
7 	55,000 	35,000 	7
8 	110,000 	60,000 	8
9 	225,000 	90,000 	9
10 	450,000 	125,000 	9+2
11 	675,000 	200,000 	9+4
12 	900,000 	300,000 	9+6
13 	1,125,000	750,000 	9+8
14 	1,350,000	1,500,000	9+10
15 	1,575,000	3,000,000	9+12
16 	1,800,000	3,500,000	9+14
17 	2,025,000	500,000* 	9+16
18 	2,250,000	1,000,000	9+18
19 	2,475,000	1,500,000	9+20
20 	2,700,000	2,000,000	9+22
The priest is a believer and advocate of a god from a particular mythos. More than just a follower, he intercedes and acts on behalf of others, seeking to use his powers to advance the beliefs of his mythos.
All priests have certain powers: The ability to cast spells, the strength of arm to defend their beliefs, and special, deity-granted powers to aid them in their calling. While priests are not as fierce in combat as warriors, they are trained to use weaponry in the fight for their cause. They can cast spells, primarily to further their god's aims and protect its adherents. They have few offensive spells, but these are very powerful.
All priests use eight-sided Hit Dice (d8s). Only priests gain additional spells for having high Wisdom scores. All priests have a limited selection of weapons and armor, but the restrictions vary according to the mythos.
All priests use Table 23 to determine their advancement in level as they gain experience points. They also all use Table 24 to determine how many spells they receive at each level of experience.
All priests spells are divided into 16 categories called spheres of influence. Different types of priests have access to different spheres; no priest can cast spells from every sphere of influence. The 16 spheres of influence are as follows: All, Animal, Astral, Charm, Combat, Creation, Divination, Elemental, Guardian, Healing, Necromantic, Plant, Protection, Summoning, Sun, and Weather.
In addition, a priest has either major or minor access to a sphere. A priest with major access to a sphere can (eventually) cast all spells in the sphere. A priest with minor access to a sphere can cast only 1st-, 2nd-, and 3rd-level spells from that sphere.
All priests gain one eight-sided Hit Die (1d8) Per level from 1st through 9th. After 9th level, priests earn 2 hit points per level and they no longer gain additional hit point bonuses for high Constitution scores.