Priestly Seers (SNS)

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﻿The basis of being a good seer is founded strongly upon the seer's relationship with his deity or the otherworldly powers that he serves. Thus, a seer can focus on his clerical aspect and ignore his wizardly side. However, the converse isn't true. Simply put, a seer requires spirituality first and then intellectual rigor
Once a seer decides to completely focus on his clerical nature, he is called a clerical seer. Clerical seers forgo the use of any wizardly abilities. This includes casting wizard spells, keeping a spellbook, researching new spells, using magical items that only wizards are permitted to use, and so on. However, clerical seers can use any kind of armor. In addition, they are only limited to clerical weapons (non- edged).
The priestly seer can become a regular seer if the DM approves. The seer must again follow all the restrictions of the regular seer. He receives all of the wizardly powers of the seer, except the benefits of being a specialist wizard (diviner).
For example, a clerical seer who chooses to become a regular seer does not receive the saving throw bonuses due a specialist. In addition, he does not get a bonus to his chance to learn spells, nor does he automatically learn a spell at each level. Most importantly, the seer does not receive an extra wizard spell for each spell level.