healer class


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The bard is somewhat of a healer class, and he is not a cleric (although his primary function is not to heal, he's still a "support class")... I have to admit that i was a little baffled when i saw that the bard could cast healing spells...

The druid is a "nature cleric", and he can heal...

The paladin and the ranger can both cast healing spells, although they'll never be really good at it...

There are actually quite a few non-cleric classes that can heal..

Other than that... I'f you're talking about an alchemist, do you mean someone who can make potions? If you are, then, anyone with a spell list and the Brew Potion feat can can make potions. Of course, only characters that can cast healing spells can make healing potions...

You could devise a Prestige Class that allows you to copy potions, but we're stepping into House Rule territory now...

Other than that, you could invent a class that cures people the "normal" way, ie somewhat of a medical doctor, that uses drugs and plants and stuff to heal the sick and the wounded, but it could never, in my opinion, be as powerful as a cleric...

My 2 cents

Maitre D
 

- OA Shugenja's with the elemental focus: Water are arguably better healers than clerics.

- There's an alchemical healing potion in one of the Dragon magazines. IIRC, it has a 50 gp sale price and heals 1d8.

Greg
 

Psychometabolic Psions (Egoists) are effective healers with the Mind's Eye rules expansions. They even have a PrC, the Sangehirn, that makes them even more effective healers.

Of course, I only ever play them for the thrill of having a character called a bloodbrain.
 

Good catch re: Egoists, but by the base PsiHB rules they really need "Empathic Transfer" and are really restricted as to hit point damage only.

One by-the-book way around this is to scribe a lot of tattoos of Body Adjustment (or crawling versions, which are cheaper and may or may not have a stacking limit of 17) and use those to heal others. Not quite as good as Lesser Restoration, but certainly faster and more flexible.

Greg
 

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