Forgot password
Enter the email address you used when you joined and we'll send you instructions to reset your password.
If you used Apple or Google to create your account, this process will create a password for your existing account.
This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.
Reset password instructions sent. If you have an account with us, you will receive an email within a few minutes.
Something went wrong. Try again or contact support if the problem persists.
Solasta Crown Of The Magister Cleric Class Builds Spells Guide

Solasta: Crown of the Magister — Cleric class guide

Say a little prayer for you.

The Cleric is an amazing class to have in your Solasta: Crown of the Magister party. Not only can it use healing and buffing spells, but it also makes for a reliable tank. Here’s our guide to help you with the Cleric class and build for Solasta: Crown of the Magister.

Recommended Videos

Note: For more information, check out our Solasta: Crown of the Magister guides and features hub. Likewise, please be reminded that this guide is based on my experience with a full campaign completion on Authentic difficulty. My party was comprised of a Cleric, Paladin, Ranger, and Wizard.

 

Solasta: Crown of the Magister – Cleric class and build guide

Starting out

  • Race: Hill Dwarf
  • Weapon change: None
  • God: Einar
  • Domain (during character creation): Law
  • Background: Philosopher
  • Ability Scores and Skills: I used dice rolls and optimize. You can see the results in the image below.

Class Features

  • Starting Cantrips (choose): Sacred Flame, Spare The Dying, and Shine
  • Domain Spells (automatic): Heroism and Shield
  • Cleric Spells (10 non-domain spells to choose from, and you can prep five): Bless, Detect Magic (ritual), Guiding Bolt, Healing Word, and either Inflict Wounds or Shield of Faith.

Sol Cotm Clr Cls Gd 1

Leveling up

Level Unlocked Class Features, Extra Spell Slots, or Special Choice New Domain Spells Prepared Spells (Personal Preference)
Level 2 +1 spell slot (1st)
Channel Divinity spells (once per rest):
Turn Undead – Nearby undead flee if they fail a WIS check.
Holy Retribution – When damaged by a melee attack, counter with psychic damage.
Force of Law – Target has a disadvantage to saving throws when you use an attack spell.
N/A N/A
Level 3 +1 spell slot (1st)
+2 spell slots (2nd)
Branding Smite
Hold Person
Drop a 1st slot spell and take:
Spiritual Weapon
Prayer of Healing
Level 4 +1 rank 2 spell slot
+1 cantrip
Choose: Increase your ability score or gain a feat
N/A N/A
Level 5 +3 proficiency bonus
15 save DC
+7 spell attack
+2 spell slots (3rd)
Turn Undead (Destroy) – Same as the regular Turn Undead spell, but those who fail and have a challenge rating of 0.5 and below are destroyed.
Counterspell
Lightning Bolt
Drop some low-ranked ones and get:
Daylight
Spirit Guardians
Mass Healing Word or Revivify
Level 6 +1 spell slot (3rd)
+1 Channel Divinity use between rests
Word of the Law
N/A N/A
Level 7 +1 spell slot (4th) Banishment
Guardian of Faith
Prep 11 spells
The only 4th slot spells (apart from Domain ones) are:
Death Ward
Freedom of Movement
Level 8 +1 spell slot (4th)
Choose: Increase your ability score or gain a feat
Turn Undead (Destroy) – Same as above; challenge rating of 1 and below get destroyed.
Anathema – Restrain a creature and inflict force damage every turn until it succeeds with a WIS save or a minute has passed.
N/A Prep 13 spells
Level 9 +4 proficiency bonus
17 save DC
+9 spell attack
+1 spell slot (4th)
+1 spell slot (5th)
Dispel Evil & Good
Hold Monster
Try to include:
Flame Strike or Insect Plague
Level 10 +1 spell slot (5th)
+1 cantrip
Divine Intervention – Ask for help from your deity; the success chance is 1% per Cleric level.
N/A Get Flame Strike or Insect Plague (whichever wasn’t selected earlier)

Solasta Crown Of The Magister Cleric Class Builds Spells Guide 1

Is the Law Cleric good?

Definitely. Although other Cleric domains are useful, the Law domain gives you Shield (level 1), Counterspell (level 5), Lightning Bolt (level 5), and Guardian of Faith (level 7), so there’s no need to prep them. Likewise, while it’s unlikely that you’ll kill stronger monsters even at higher levels, your main goal is to soak up the damage while providing support and healing capabilities.

Daylight and Spirit Guardians (both at level 5) are actually quite good. Daylight is particularly useful due to how lighting affects battles and because of its massive AoE. With several important battles against undead enemies and those who like to hide in dark corners, you’ll find that the Cleric is a shining beacon against a tide of foes.

Lastly, as mentioned in our combat guide, you’ll want to take note of the somatic component option in the gameplay settings. When this is ticked, you won’t be able to cast certain spells if both hands are holding an item (i.e., 1H + shield). Most Clerics, by default, have a 1H + shield setup, which can be confusing since you’d realize that you can’t cast spells. You can either untick the gameplay option, or you can free up one of your hands. For instance, you can swap to your secondary loadout (i.e., crossbow) or just equip a shield (no one-hand weapon).

Think of this concept in a way that’d fit what your Cleric is currently doing. Sure, you’re holding a crossbow, but it doesn’t mean that you’re aiming 100% of the time. It means that one of your hands is free to cast a spell. Compare this to, say, a 1H + shield setup, which means both hands are always holding items that prevent you from casting. The concept also applies to other classes, such as Paladins wielding a 2H weapon. They can still cast since it’s assumed that the weapon is only held in one hand until such time that they need two hands to swing it.

Solasta Crown Of The Magister Cleric Class Builds Spells Guide 2


Solasta: Crown of the Magister is available via Steam. For more information, check out our guides and features hub.


PC Invasion is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission. Learn more about our Affiliate Policy
Author
Image of Jason Rodriguez
Jason Rodriguez
Jason Rodriguez is a guides writer. Most of his work can be found on PC Invasion (around 3,400+ published articles). He's also written for IGN, GameSpot, Polygon, TechRaptor, Gameskinny, and more. He's also one of only five games journalists from the Philippines. Just kidding. There are definitely more around, but he doesn't know anyone. Mabuhay!
twitter