Cast touch healing spells from a distance.
Cleric Spells
A cleric casts divine spells drawn from the cleric spell list, choosing and preparing spells in advance through prayer. Learn more about the Cleric class.
Holy energy damages evil creatures that attack you and protects you from evil attacks.
This spell sanctifies an area with heavenly power.
You make a sacrifice to aid in conjuring and commanding a creature called with planar ally, planar binding, or a similar spell.
Forces attackers to roll damage twice take higher, but failing a save demoralizes them.
An invisible force pulls together the remains of a shipwreck.
Prevent a corpse from becoming an undead.
This spell originated among the armies of Heaven.
Opponents can't attack you, and you can't attack.
A whirling cloud of sand strikes the target, blinding it and hampering its ability to speak.
This spell functions as sand whirlwind except as noted above.
Target temporarily ages.
Destroys a victim's likeness to extract lore and secrets directly from their living memory.
Your teeth extend and sharpen, transforming your mouth into a maw of razor-sharp fangs.
This spell targets an area of earth, metal, stone, or wood, causing long, serrated blades to shoot out from random points within the area of effect.
Your touch causes a single creature's skin to produce fibrous tissue that sutures the creature's wounds, rapidly closing them and leaving jagged scars where the wounds were.
This spell blasts the area with a horrific combination of soul-rending energy and physical corrosion.
Send forth a wave of flames screaming with the agony of the damned.
This spell imbues a quill with animate energy and rapidly transcribes words from one page to another.
Spies on subject from a distance.
As scrying, but faster and longer.
Ray deals 1d8/two levels damage (more against undead).
By touching a living target, you cause a half-formed, parasitic clone of the target to burst from its midsection.
You can cast this spell only when you have fewer than one-quarter of your total hit points.