[dnd 3.5e] Divine metamagic question

[Kaeso]

I'm making a cloistered cleric for a pbp campaign, and I'm allowed to take divine metamagic. I can only apply it to one core feat though, so divine metamagic persist is out of the question. What metamagic feat do you think would be the best to apply divine metamagic to?

EDIT: Domains are sun, knowledge and divine magician (for abjuration, divination and necromancy spells from the wizards list) and I'm planning to go into radiant servant of Pelor.

EDIT2: Not completely relevant, but my stat selection as of now is:
Str 17
Dex 14
Con 17
Int 13
Wis 18
Cha 13
Is this any good?

[Zenboras]

Quicken its probably the best choice, it's what is usually recommended as an alternative to Persist.

[person29]

I would switch the 17 in str to cha if you are planning on doing awesome turning

[Kaeso]

@ Zenboras: Okay, quicken seems like a good choice then. In a few levels I'll be casting swift spells left and right :smallcool:


I would switch the 17 in str to cha if you are planning on doing awesome turning

To be honest I considered that, but wouldn't the 13 str cripple my character?

[person29]

To be honest I considered that, but wouldn't the 13 str cripple my character?


I would not consider a 13 strength crippling by any means...youll have 2 less to hit and damage than if it were a 17...however your turning, which if i recall correctly is a big part of radiant servant, would be that much better

or make the str a 14 and put the 13 in dex

[Lateral]

Yeah, you're a cloistered cleric. Just switch that 13 CHA with that 17 STR and call it a day.

[Feldarove]

can you roll stats for my next character!?

[person29]

can you roll stats for my next character!?

no kidding :)