okay here is my cleric i dont quite understand the skill tab but is the char okay...?

Not really, you gave him high WIS, but clerics cast spells based on their CHA modifier. You want it to be at least +2, preferrably +3.
Other than that... you didn't do much else. So put in the class, the feats, and everything else.
If you dont know how to do a certain bit, thats ok. leave it blank and post the new file.


EDIT:
If you mean physical magic, like fireballs and such, then yes, your character can use his high Fortitude save to reduce damage. But his reflex save isn't high (meaning its hard to avoid trap damage) and neither is his will save (meaning you will be easily fooled by illusions, mind control, etc.)

So you may very well end up attacking your party mates :Titan:

No, now that's just wrong. Turn undead is affected by Charisma, not healing spells. Your god does not care how much of a leader you are or how pretty you are when you are bringing some sap back to life. Joy, another thing the rules got smacked on :(

Besides, Bards cast on Charisma. The main thing about duplication of something is that someone else believe it.

My mistake. You're right. I was thinking of turning. Divine spells do use WIS.

*bump*

Come on, Stebbi! Post your cleric so we can finally, after 9 pages of the topic, start the actual game :D

The ghost of "Starcraft: Abandonia" is lurking around here; I can feel it... :)

Freakin' Stebbi.
And no, Starcraft Abandonia never started because BOBBIN was too LAZY to actually start, :D .

P.S. - That was pointless, next time you post, join the game, :ok:

Aw, c'mon Fruit Pie Jones, you can join too hehe.

Perhaps a mage?

Hmm...that could fit him perfectly.

After all, he is a prophet pilot.

I don't know who gave me that title, BTW. It just appeared one day.
No, I don't wish to join just yet. It's been a long time since I've played AD&D, and the character creation process seems quite a bit more complicated than I recall. I'm interested in seeing how this progresses, though, and I might join sometime in the future.