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This might not cover all powers, but the basic rule is if its a surge spending power healer's lore works.  If its a surge spending power that targets an ally, battle cleric's lore works.

Powers that work with both Battle Cleric's Lore and Healers Lore
Healing word,  Return from deaths door, Resurgent Strength, Bastion of Health, Divine Favor, Word of Vigor, Astral Refuge, Unexpected Return, and Spirit of Health.

Powers that only work with Healer's lore:
Healing Strike, Resurgant Sun, Hallowed Advance, Zealous Sanction, forgemaster's flame, Raven's Talon, Tactical Strike, Strengthen the faithful, crucial resurgance, Remorse, union of three fates, mantle of glory, divine reprisal, Strength of the sun, divine fervor, death's touch, moon tide, revitalizing shove, healing torch, soulshock field, healer's reproof, strikes of woe and weal, sacrificial healing

Here is a quick summary of the different domains in rough order of general effectiveness:

Oghma:  It starts out well and I think its the most effective overall of the warpriests, especially once you get to mid paragon.  You focus on dazing and psychic powers so you can debuff very well.  You need to go devout warpriest, end of discussion.  It makes one of your at wills immobilize and your healing word grants basic attacks for free at level 16.  Obvious optimization route is to mc fighter for dizzying mace and maxing the number of healing words you get through gamblers word/unforgettable cudgel and supreme healer.  And throw in psychic lock at some point.  Also is best at knowledge skills of all cleric builds.

Domination: A focus on pushing, proning and intimidation.  It has a lot of psychic and fear powers to expolit and if I wanted to do an off striker warpriest this would be my first choice.  Very good at wills with both a proning attack that can be used on a charge and a push attack that targets will, pushes, and lets an ally shift.  Fairly good encounter powers overall and a good devout warpriest features and powers.  It also is good at ally shifts and generates some temp hitpoints.

Storm: Starting out it is the most ally damage focused build and has good ally movement enabling.  Focus on thunder and lightning powers.  Simple and effective.  I would strongly consider mark of storm and flail expertise with a tripple headed flail or else get a spear for polearm momentum.  One of the few warpriest builds I would consider using a two handed weapon since I think the spear and polearm feats could be worth it with a greatspear.

Torm: These do a little bit of everything.  They have decent defensive at wills and healing word can teleport and shift allies and potentially grant saves.  Their encounter powers do everything from grant temp hit points, blind, prone, let allies spend surges, let you shift, and at level 27 grants every one in the party a free action charge or BA.   Probably the hardest warpriest to get bored with over time and they have probably the best leader encounter power in the game with valourous charge.  I would probably only take devout warpriest if you don't take mark of healing.

Earth: You can get a lot of damage resitance with this domain, especially if you go with the devout warpriest path, and it has a good bit of pushing and proning along with some AC boosting.  And you tend to target fortitude with weapon powers so you will normally be fairly accurate.  You get to slide with healing word starting at 5 which is useful and your enemies will be granting CA when you hit them with encounter powers starting at 10.  Its a bit boring, but consistent.

Selune: Has a lot of defense boosting options and your attacks tend to do cold and radiant damage, which is a good combination.  Decent damage resistance and temp hitpoint generation.  About the only cleric build where you should do both cold and radiant optimization, although you will be doing less cold damage later on.  Devout warpriest gives you at will save granting so that is a good option if mark of healing is not available.

Sun:  The best healing/save granting warpriest build and the easiest to play as well.  Its powers do radiant damage and you should have more than enough save granting that you might not want mark of healing.  Its encounter powers get to be a bit repetetive and I would switch out at least one through reserve manuever or a power swap.  I would go with a radiant themed paragon path like morninglord or radiant servant instead of devout warpriest.  Obvious optimization route is to focus on radiant damage boosts and buffs that trigger off dealing radiant damage.

Death: It is focused on automatic damage and uses an implement.  It has good at wills, but several of its encounter powers are pretty bad even though they autohit and should be power swapped out for invoker, avenger, or similar powers as soon as possible and you should look at reserve manuever in paragon too.  If you swap out those powers it has some pretty good class features and devout warpriest features if you like autodamage and damage boosts and can be built into a solid front line psychic lock controller build.

Corellon It is focused on having radiant and force powers you can use either ranged or melee so a thrown weapon like a net, dagger or trident is a good option.  It also has some good movement for both you and your allies and is the most mobile basic cleric build out there.  I don't like several of the encounter powers: they don't do leader stuff, but they don't do much else either.  Its at wills aren't that good and don't have "leader" abilities and devout warpriest is only an ok path for it.  Even its one really good encounter power isn't a "leader" power and its one really unique leader feature is its devout warpriest healing word makes targets invisible, but you don't get that until 16 and the rest of the devout warpriest stuff for it isn't very good.  The obvious optimization routes are focusing on radiant or cold damage and boosting the free teleports you get at level 10 or making int your secondary stat and mcing artificer for spell commander.  I think its the worst cleric build since although it has some decent features, you can get those other ways and every other cleric build offers both more leader features and more of something else like control or damage.

A long note about Clerics, Abilities Scores, and AC Hide

AC and defense is one of the trickiest parts of building a non warpriest cleric (your will defense should usually be fine though). You have OK proficiencies, but lack scale, plate or any shields. And none of your three main stats directly adds to your AC and except for strength do not help with getting the armor/shield feats.   Warpriests have heavy shields so they can ignore most of this section.

For battle clerics this is not a big issue since you probably have the stats to invest in better armor and shields if you want it and might even qualify for some of the specialist feats later on without much effort.  Also, a lot of magic armors that are very useful for clerics are only available in chain so many clerics might want to stick with chain for that reason.  The battle cleric armaments feat from dragon magazine gives you light shield proficiency and a martial weapon proficiency so for a lot of clerics that is as good as two feats for the price of one.  Hafted defense from PHB3 is also a good defense boosting feat if you want to use a pole arm or staff.  Spending a feat for proficiency with a singing stick is another good choice since it lets you get a weapon of healing enchantment and is defensive/offhand.  If you don't mind doing d6 damage it can be a good idea to dual wield them and make a weapon of healing as your offhand one and something like an unforgetable cudgel or crusader's weapon as your main weapon.  The battle chaplain paragon path also gives you heavy shield proficiency for free.

Balanced clerics have the strength for armor and shields and depending on race and stats might have the con for better armor or even the con/dex for the specialtist feats. Half orc with starting stats of Str 18 Con 12 Dex 14 Int 8 Wis 16 Cha 10 could.get the shield feats in heroic and scale in paragon. Ranged clerics have problems though since you are still expected to be in the thick of battle and many of your powers have a range of 5 or are close burst/blast so you are a very tempting target. 

Option 1:You can stick with chain and accept that you have lower AC and try extra hard to use good tactics and heal yourself. Dwarf laser cleric can do a Str 10 Con 13 Dex 10 Int 8 Wis 20 Cha 14 and put all points into wisdom and charisma. One option is to spend a feat for weapon proficiency parrying dagger (AV1) or cutting wheel (EPG) which will boost your AC by 1.  Getting a Rhythm blade enchantment (AV2 and if your DM allows it) will up that by another 1.   That takes a feat, but does not have any prereqs and ranged clerics often have a free hand.  Pros: Saves stats points and feats and allows for high charisma.  Many good armors are chain. Cons: Lower AC and low reflex and fortitude 

Option 2: You can invest in str and possibly con to get the feats, but you will not use the stats for much of anything else. This can be a good choice if you want to put all your stat bumps into charisma and wisdom, with the caveat that then both your reflex and fortitude defenses will be low. A Dwarf healic for instance can use a point buy of str 13 con 13 dex 10 int 8 wis 18 cha 16 and get scale and light shield proficiency and then put the rest of his points bumps into wisdom and charisma. Pros: Good AC and allows for high charisma. Cons: little bit of wasted points and cost feats. Low fort and reflex.

Option 3 You can put your points into dex or int and stick with hide. Note that this is mainly for specialist builds like cleric/ranger hybrids.  This gives you mobility and unique multiclassing options, but at the cost of a low charisma. An Elf laser cleric can start with a Str 10 Con 13 Dex 16 Int 8 Wis 18 Cha 14 and then put all of his point bumps into dex and wisdom to keep up his AC (and Reflex) and Attack, but your charisma riders suffer. If you with an epic destiny that boosts dex or int, you will have slightly higher AC in epic than if you just had chain.  Really you need to start with a 18 in dex/int to make it worth while since then you are ahead of chain almost all the time, but only races like devas and elves can really pull this off Pros: Good Reflex, potentially higher AC then chain, mobility, and saves feats. Cons: lots of “wasted points” for some builds. Low charisma and fortitude. 

Comparison ACs  for chain and hide with starting dex of 18 with bumps to dex each opportunity (leaves out variables for shields, armor specialization, demigod stat bumps, assumes equal level armor, etc.)  Hide almost always is about 1 point higher.

Chain L1,AC=16  L4,AC=19  L8,AC=22

L11,AC=26  L14,AC=28 L18,AC32

L21,AC=35 L24,AC=37 L28,AC=40  L30,AC=43

Hide L1,AC=17  L4,AC=20  L8,AC=24

L11,AC=26  L14,AC=29 L18,AC=33

L21,AC=36 L24,AC=38 L28,AC=42  L30,AC=44

MM  Races (warning no feat support for these races)

Bugbear (MM) make good heavy blade battle clerics

Bullywug (MM2) tertiary stats.

Duergar (MM2) Same stats as dwarf's, but without the nifty feats and racial abilities.

Githyanki(MM) Con bonus and racial features makes them tolerable zealots/warpriests.  But no support.

Kenku (MM2) decent laser cleric tertiary stats, but no useful racial features.

Orc(MM) tough and fast battle clerics 

Level 6

Daily

Stirring Speech (Diplomacy) Allies get a +1 bonus to saves and attack rolls.

Encounter
Empathetic Read(Insight) Allies can reroll social skill check

Insightful Warning(Arcana) When you are targeted by an area/close attack you and allies get +2 bonus to defenses 

Preseicent Manuerver (Insight) Interrupt to move half your speed when an enemy moves.  You do not have many move powers. 

Swift Recovery (Heal) Minor action for ally to use second wind as a free action.  Great for wardens

Level 10:

Encounter

Conviction (religion) +5 to your next save. 

Insightful Comment (insight) party gets bonus to social skills keyed off your wisdom mod.

Prescient Defense (insight) Immediate interrupt power bonus to all defenses

Tactician's measure (history) you or ally can shift and get a bonus to defenses when an enemy comes near you.

Time Out (heal) give ally a second second wind.  good for warden allies

Level 16

Daily

Miraculous Healing (heal) Ally gets surge free healing

Encounter

Elemental Countermeasures (Arcana) Reduce elemental damage

Insightful Riposte (insight) Add 3 to a missed attack roll.  One of the few worth considering without a feat.

FR
Amaunator: Civilization, justice, sun
Angharradh: Hope, protection
Bahamut: Justice, strength
Berronar: Truesilver Life, protection
Chauntea: Earth, hope, life
Corellon: Arcana, skill, wilderness
Garl Glittergold: Creation, trickery
Gond: Creation, knowledge
Ilmater: Freedom, hope
Kelemvor: Death, fate, justice
Mielikki: Freedom, wilderness
Moradin: Creation, earth, protection
Oghma: Knowledge, skill, trickery
Selûne: Arcana, change, moon
Sheela Peryroyl: Love, wilderness
Silvanus: Life, storm, wilderness
Sune: Love, skill, trickery
Tempus: Protection, strength, war
Torm: Civilization, justice,protection
Tymora: Change, luck
Waukeen: Civilization, knowledge
Asmodeus: Knowledge, torment,tyranny
Auril: Storm, winter
Bane: Civilization, tyranny, war
Beshaba: Fate, trickery
Cyric: Madness, strife, trickery
Ghaunadaur: Destruction, earth, madness
Gruumsh: Destruction, storm,strength
Lolth: Darkness, poison, strife
Loviatar: Torment, vengeance
Luthic: Earth, protection
Shar: Darkness, knowledge,undeath
Sseth: Arcana, darkness
Talona: Destruction, poison
Tiamat: Tyranny, vengeance
Umberlee: Sea, storm
Zehir: Darkness, poison

Eberron
The Silver Flame: Hope, justice, protection
The Sovereign Host: Civilization, fate, knowledge
Arawai: Life, storm, wilderness
Aureon: Arcana, justice, knowledge
Balinor: Earth, strength, wilderness
Boldrei: Civilization, justice, protection
Dol Arrah: Hope, sun, war
Dol Dorn: Skill, strength, war
Kol Korran: Civilization, skill, trickery
Olladra: Change, freedom, luck
Onatar: Civilization, creation, strength
The Blood of Vol: Death, undeath
The Path of Light: Freedom, skill, sun
The Spirits of the Past: Protection, vengeance, war
The Undying Court: Fate, knowledge, undeath
The Dark Six: Destruction, wilderness
The Devourer: Destruction, sea, storm
The Fury: Madness, vengeance
The Keeper: Death, torment
The Mockery: Trickery, war
The Shadow: Arcana, darkness
The Traveler: Change, creation, trickery
Cults of the Dragon Below: Darkness, madness

Dragon #378 is the source for the FR and Eberron domains.

Strength:

Healing Strike(PHB)  Good damage: lets ally spend a surge, marks, and deals radiant. One of the best overall strength power in the heroic tier for clerics and it works for any strength or balanced build. vs. AC

Numinous Shield (DP)   Not much damage, but creates a close burst 2 zone that gives a +2 power bonus to you and your allies AC.  There are wierd builds that can make use of it like if you have mark of warding or an architects staff for instance.

Mighty Hew (D383) Immediate interrupt vs ac when ally is hit.  Best part about this is that it is an immediate action and you not have many strength attack powers that are immediate actions.  Does decent damage and reduces damage by an enemy.  Sky blue assumes you have a reach weapon, solid defender in the party to attract attacks, or get other consistent way to exploit it.

Sundering Might (D400) Simple weapon +1 vs AC.  High damage and as an effect you and allies can attack vs the target's lowerest defense

Weapon of enforced Serenity (D400) vs AC with extra damage for simple weapons.  You will probably do the most damage if you hit with this power.  Effect reduces targets damage for its next attack by half.  Competes with Mighty Hew, but that is an immediate so it normally wins even though this might prevent more damage in some cases.  Sundering might will do more total damage overall when you include extra ally damage from hitting it more. 

Wrathful Thunder (PHB) Vs AC for thunder damage and dazed.  Only dazing option of the level so if you have thunder tricks its worth a look. 
War Priest's Strike (DP)  Good radiant damage and target grants combat advantage.  But you can do better with almost all the other strength powers even wrathful thunder, since dazing grants CA.

Wisdom Implement:

Bane (DP) + C Ranged 10 vs will with a good debuff to their defences and attack rolls based on your charisma mod.  Its real competetor is prophetic guidance.

Cause Fear (FHB) + C Targets will and makes them run away.  This provokes OA, potentially several if you set it up right by using it on a surrounded enemy.  Sky blue assumes you have good BAs in your party.

Divine Glow(PHB)  Blast that does radiant damage vs ref and gives a slight boost to allies. Only true multitarget power for level, but short range.

Exacting Utterance (DP) +Short range, grants vulnerability to enemy, and temp hitpoints to ally.  The debuff from Bane is better, but the temporary hitpoints almost make up for it.  Its really similar to Prophetic Guidance (this is wis mod vulnerability for your allies and that is wis mod power bonus to damage for your allies), but prophetic guidance is automatic.  If you have super accurate allies like rogues or avengers you might prefer this.

Shield Bearer (DP)   Only long range power of level that does direct damage. The conjuration boosts allies AC until end of next turn, but there is a good chance it won't be near ally

Vengeful Flare (D379)  C Potentially highest single target damage of all ranged powers of level and decent debuff of enemy's defenses if you have used healing word. targets reflex

Wisdom Weapon:

Dread Revelation (D407) Pushes with extra psychic damage when they move next to you or an ally.  Good single target damage, but something like illuminating blow will noramlly do more damage overall if you have a decent con.  There are very few ways to exploit psychic damage at low levels.

Earthen Hail (D392) vs Fort against a single target, but you do you con mod damage to enemies in a blast.  Effect gives you and allies a +2 power bonus to ac and fortitude.

Faerie Flame Strike (NevWin) Ranged or melee and does fire and radiant.  Effect prevents enemy from getting concealment.  The only thing this has going for it is decent damage and ranged veratility.

Illuminating Blow (Nevwin) Radiant damage and you or ally gets power bonus to damage equal to you con mod until EONT.  A much bigger damage bonus than thundering steel, but untyped.

Ringing Blow (Nevwin) Only 1W thunder damage and allies that attack the target get a +2 bonus to all defenses.  Very close to Earthen Hail, but that one is overall a little better since it also minion clears, targets fort, and the not as good defense bonus does not require anything.  Unless you have a thunder exploit I would take Earthen Hail first.

Thought Twister (Nevwin) Black at low heroic, but it gets better over time. psychic damage, but you won't have many ways to exploit psychic at low levels.  Still gives a decent debuff to the enemies attack rolls and its next save.  Bane gives a better debuff at low levels, but this damages.  I might retrain into this at late heroic since it gets better the more save ends effects your party gets over time.

Thundering Steel (HoFL) Ok thunder damage and ally will automatically do a little bit of thunder damage.  Unless you have a thunder exploit take illuminating blow instead.

Sunburst (HoFL)  Allies get free temp hit points and a save as an effect and you do a little radiant damage.  Its good at low heoric if you don't have any save granting options, but I would retrain out of it once you have a chance to improve on this.  I wouldn't take it if you have an at will that grants saves or something like mark of healing.


Other:

Prophetic Guidance (D386) + Autohits range 5.  Target grants CA, takes extra damage equal to your wis mod and 1 ally can reroll attack against target.

Inevitable Doom (HoS) + Basically the next ally to attack does automatic 9 average extra damage.  I would always take prophetic guidance or illuminating blow instead.  Terrible power.

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Either STR or WIS Implement:

Curse of Misfortune (D380)  Close burst vs will.  Debuff penalizes enemies attacks (save ends) and does some automatic psychic damage.  Blue for low level battle clerics and balanced builds.  This is almost a + power since it only stuns if you miss.  If you hit you are not stunned since the damage is an aftereffect.

Horde of Spiders (DSH) Did the author of this power bother to read what other stuff cleric has at this level?  Some single target necrotic damage.  Ongoing poison if you hit.  Ongoing CA automatic.

Wisdom Weapon:

Lesser Aspect of Wrath (HoFL)vs will with a good personal effect: temp hitpoints, encounter long autodamage effect, and power bonus to attack

Levy of judgment (HoFL) vs AC Good damage, but effect is ally gets to reroll 1 attack

Nimbus of Holy Shielding (HoFL) close burst vs will Allies get +2 power bonus to all defenses for encounter.

 

 

Inspire Fanatacism (D400) Simple weapon +1 vs AC.  Bonus damage if you are wielding it two handed. Effect reduces damage 1 PC takes by half for a round.

Split the Sky (PHB) Pushes and knocks prone. Thunder exploiters might want it. Targets Fort at least.

Sacred Shielding (DP)  C With a high charisma you can be giving good DR to multiple allies. Without a good charisma bonus consider picking something else. Targets AC

Words are not enough (D400) Vs AC against 2 targets.  Dazes and does extra damage with a simple weapon.  Your first multitarget melee encounter power.

Wisdom Implement:

Astral Flare (DP) + Skyblue for dizzying mace zealot builds, but black if you are not a pacifist since I like words are not enough more.   Close burst vs will that dazes. Better choices that don't damage, but multitarget dazing is decent. 

Command(PHB) + C Targets will Dazes and either slides or knocks prone. Sliding is nice if you have high charisma especially.  I would probably only take this on a pacifist build at this point, but I got a lot of use out of it when it first came out.

Daunting light(PHB)  Good long range damage vs reflex.  Causes enemy to grant CA.

Death Surge (HoS) Immediate reaction close burst for psyhic damage vs fort when someone within 3 drops to zero.  And an effect that gives you and your allies a power boost to attacks and some temp hitpoints.

Destined Duel (D379)  vs reflex Too close to lance of faith, but they also get a damage bonus if you used healing word that round. 

Hymn of Resurgence (DP) + Blast 5 (errata confirms this is a blast) that can potentially knock enemies prone when hit and lowers their defenses (errata says until the end of your next turn).  It has a nice effect of either temp hitpoints or save for allies in the blast.

Light of Arvandor (DP)  Short range and small area. Grants allies AC power boost. First AoE ranged damage power, but not much damage.

Lost Love (D385) C  short range vs will for psychic damage and target grants CA.  Pretty even with destined duel.  

Wisdom Weapon:

Allied Accuracy (nevwin) Ranged or melee.  Radiant damage and effect lets ally reroll its attack roll against the enemy.

Conquering Blow (D407) Prones and they provoke when they stand up.  So either they are going to stay down an extra round or take some OAs, providing they can't escape by teleporting or something. 

Granite Shield (Drag 392) vs fort and pushes.  Effect gives you aura 2 with damage resistance.

Hammering Wind (HoFL) Good control and push/prone power that slides allies around as an effect.

Heartening Strike (Nevwin) Decent temp hit point generation.  Not bad, but there is a lot of better competetition this level.

Inspired Steel (nevwin)  Low damage, but effect gives ally 18-20 crit range.  If you have a crit lover that is a solid effect for heroic tier.

Moonshadow Blow (nevwin)   Cold and radiant damage and effect slows.

Resurgent Sun (HoFL)  Competes with healing strike, but there is no mark, uses wisdom, and the healing is an effect.  If you really want to heal it is your only option this level.

Hallowed Advance (DP) vs AC Kind of a warlordish power. Teleport a striker to let them get a basic attack in when they need to & spend a healing surge.  Blue for str/cha builds, but str/wis should take inspire fervor instead.  I used this on my laststr/cha battle cleric and it is consistently useful.

Rune of Peace (PHB) Low damage for a daily, but targets will and a save ends "can not attack". Even if you miss you deny the enemy at least round of attacks.

Wisdom:

Halo of Consequence (DP) +vs ref -4 to attacks and dazed when it attacks (save ends). Nothing on a miss.  I think it is inferior to Iron to Glass since save ends is worse than until end of encounter even with a penalty to the save and the Iron to Glass debuff will often be bigger and gives a decent debuff on a miss too.

Hold Foe (DP) vs will Ranged single target damage and Daze and immobilize (save ends) on a hit. Boring compared to other powers this level and does little on a miss combated to something like iron to glass.

Iron to Glass (DP) +vs will. Very fun attack debuff for melee enemies that gets worse and does not go away.  Will effectively neuter most melee focused enemies for the encounter.

Revealing Light (DP)  Targets reflex and great against lurkers, but not much else. You ignore concealment and cover and they can not become hidden and take ongoing radiant (save ends). Much more situational than the other powers.

Servitude in Death (HoS) Ranged vs will that does necrotic damage.  When the enemy dies it becomes a dominated ally with one hitpoint that you can keep until it dies again. This has potential to be abused and the skyblue rating assumes you are dominating something like a elite above level artillery or something else hard to kill again, but your average new ally can be killed fairly easily with this power.  Worth taking for pacifists since you are not going to be using this on a bloodied target most of the time.

Spiritual Weapon (PHB) Conjuration that targets AC (very innaccurate comared to any other power this level) does little damage and enemies grants your allies CA if in the same square.  Can be sustained with the attack repeated at the cost of minor actions.  I think its the worst cleric power this level since most other powers will likely do more damage and/or have a better debuff without sucking up your minor actions (see Augment of War for instance).

Sundered Fortune (D386) + Area burst vs will with a decent save ends debuff to the enemies attacks.  Does damage keyed to wid mod when they hit with a an attack or fail a save, it but does not trigger stun.

Wisdom Weapon:

Divine Castigation (PLES1) vs AC for Damage.  Each time targeted enemy attacks you or an ally, you get a OA.  Good for balanced clerics.  Normally clerics are not great at OAs, but with power of skill, heavy blade opportunity, or other tricks like swift spear this can be a great power.  Note according to the rules compedium, OAs are a melee 1 attack so you can't use this with reach weapons against enemies 2 squares away.

Inspire Fervor (PLES1) vs AC You make a weapon vs AC attack for radiant damage.  Effect lets each ally within 2 can shift 2 and make a MBA.  Clerics don't really enable attacks in heoric, but this lets you do it once a day.

Other:

Augment of War (D384) Minor action to put a big damage buff to an ally's weapon that keys off of your strength.  Also causes hit enemies to grant CA.  More of a utility power, but it works well. 

Consecrated Ground (PHB)  C +   Uses charisma for auto radiant damage and surge free healing both keyed to your charisma (no implement or weapon keyword and no attack roll so it does not stun pacifists).  This used to be the best cleric power this level, but post errata you can no longer move the zone and no longer use healer's lore with it and it still sucks up minors, which drops it down to merely black.  An immovable close burst 1 zone in my experience its not big enough most encounters and all the good use I saw with it in real games involved moving it around.

Weapon of the Gods (PHB)   + Minor action to make a weapon do 1d6 extra radiant damage and debuffs enemies AC by 2 when hit by the weapon.  Augment of War is very similar and will do more damage if you have a good strength score unless you have a lot of severe radiant vulnerability exploits, but by the time you get those your will be retraining this for a better power.  You can put this on your own weapon, but I would rather buff a mulitattacking striker the vast majority of the time.

Forgemaster's Flame (D379) vs AC.  The same as healing strike if you used a CD powers this encounter (with fire instead of radiant damage).  If you haven't then it might slow/grant combat advantage instead if you have not used a CD power yet.  I would take healing strike instead of this since radiant is better than fire and its more consistent and then some other good level 1 power like Mighty Hew.

Strength of Spirit (D400) Simple weapon +1 Vs AC.  Highest damaging power of level if you are wielding a simple weapon.  But the real goodness is the effect, which gives you and your allies a +1 power bonus to attacks and damage that will grow up to +5 when you and your allies get attacked.

Strengthen the Faithful (PHB) C Targets AC, but your allies need to be adjacent to the target to spend the surge. Bonus for high charisma. You will hit more with strike of judgment, but probably heal more with this one when you do hit.

Strike of Judgment (DP) vs will Has an effect of surge free healing for an ally within 5 if the target attacks any ally. Easier to use and more accurate than strengthen the faithful, but no healing if the target fails to attack for whatever reason.

Warning Strike (D400) vs Ac with extra damage for simple weapons.  A defenderish power that lets you make extra OAs against the target with a boost if they shift or make an attack that doesn't include you.  Mainly for off defenders who have a good OA through power of skill or Heavy Blade opportunist or something similiar.

Wisdom Implement:

Break the Spirit (PHB)  C Targets will, decent range and radiant damage, and nice debuff for those with high charisma. Similar to denunciation, but does damage, has better range, and slightly worse debuff so if you want to do damage pick this one first.  Searing light is generally better since blind is a better debuff, though this targets will so this has a niche use on divine oracles who want to do damage.

Searing Light (PHB)  Targets reflex with ok radiant damage. Blind is a good debuff.

Denunciation (DP) + C vs will. Pacifists and high CA clerics might want this.  The debuff to their defenses is keyed to your CA and since they are dazed they also grant CA.  Also has penalty to their attack rolls equal to cha.  Searing light is generally better, but pacifists might want this since it will increase the chance of the enemy getting hit more than searing light.

Price of Violence (DP) + immediate reaction vs fort. Trigger is that enemy hits you or ally. Blinded is a good condition to apply, but it does not stop the hit since it is a reaction and only lasts till the end of your next turn so depending on initiative order the enemy will not be blind for long. Searing light also blinds (and technically for a little longer), has longer range, and does damage so if you want so if you want to blind I would pick that first and denunciation has a better debuff for the vast majority of ranged clerics.  The only thing keep this from being red is that you do not have many immediate powers and that can save some time.

Zealous Sanction (DP)  vs will Only ranged healing power this level.  There is a bit of confusion regarding the wording and I used to think that it only healed the first ally that hit, but CS says that every ally gets to spend a surge if they hit. 

Wisdom Weapon:

Blessing of Dust (D392) Knocks prone and some damage, but at least targets fortitude.  But there in an at will and several level 3 powers that do a better job of proning so take one of those if you really want to prone.

Dreadful Warrior (D407) Does some psychic damage and conjures a spirit that causes the target to grant CA and which potentially does psychic damage to enemies that move away from the square.  Psychic lock builds can take a look, but Thought storm is better for dizzying mace builds.

Fey Beguiling (Nevwin) vs will with ranged or melee for radiant damage.  Enemy can not target you with any attacks (noe AOEs with you in them) and must make OAs against creatures that willingly attack you.  Try to combine with punishment of some sort for not attacking you, such as MC/hybrid paladin, Battle Awareness, or for Tactical Warpriest this triggers an OA or forces them to not attack that round.  My favorite power this level, expecially for some hybrids.

Searing Brand (HoFL)  Basically searing light for weapon users.  Blinds with radiant damage.

Tactical Strike (Nevwin) A complicated power for helping you flank.  You can shift 1 and if you are flanking the target, the ally flanking with you can spend a surge and you and the ally get a +2 power bonus to attack rolls against targets you flank. 

Thought storm (Nevwin) Psychic damage and dazes.  Psychic and dizzying mace builds should consider retraining for this in paragon, but other clerics can pass it up.

Wrathful Lightning (HoFL) You throw your melee weapon at a target at range 5 and then teleport you or an ally next to it.

Other:

Peacemakers Light (NevWin) + Enemies in close burst 2 take cold and radiant damage keyed to your wis mod when they attack you or your allies.  There are a lot of vulnerabilities (permafrost or radiant mafia) your party can exploit with this, but if you can't exploit them take something else.

Raven's Talon (HoS) + Automatic necrotic damage against bloodied enemies and if you kill the enemy an ally spends a surge.  I would be reluctant to take this unless your DM lets you have a good idea of the HP of your enemies and even then I would pick something else like Peacemakers Light since it will do damage to more targets and both cold and radiant are better to exploit.

 

 

 

Vengeful Ghosts (HoS) Blast 3 vs will for necrotic damage.  Creates zone that makes enemies grant CA.  Unless you are a Divine Oracle don't take this.

Wisdom Weapon:

Champion of the Gods (HoFL) close burst vs ac.  You get a power bonus keyed to you con for damage rolls, and strength/athletics checks.  Least worst of the wisdom weapon powers this level.

Crushing Despair (HoS) vs ac for psychic damage.  You can keep the psychic damage up all encounter if allies are able to surround the foe, but no other leader benefits.

Divine Punishment (HoFL) vs AC.  Just single target damage, but it goes up if you have bloodied allies.  no leader type boosts or effects.

Pariah's Curse (HoFL) vs AC  Effect is enemies that end there turn adjacent to enemy take 10 damage.

Divine Beacon (D400) Simple weapon str +1 vs ac.  This competes with promise of victory, but I would take this if you use a simple weapon.  The debuff will likely be bigger, is automatic, and it does more initial damage, but promise of victory is close burst 1 and can be any weapon so it will potentially effect more enemies.

Inspiring Strike (PHB) C Targets AC with 15 plus charisma mod surge free healing for you or an ally. Good for battle clerics who find themselves low on healing.

Invocation of War (D384) Targets AC for a little damage.  Gives bonus damage to next hit against target, with more damage if you wield it two handed. Silverlight Blow is better now, but this power was always fairly bad.

Promise of Victory (DP) vs AC Its a close burst 1 that debuffs multiple enemies' defenses.  If you find yourself next to multiple enemies a lot this is the best choice if you don't use a simple weapon.

Weapon of Peace Foretold (D400) vs AC Effect reduces enemies damage, but as written the OA part does not work.

Wisdom Implement:

Call to the Dark (HoS) + Causes one enemy in burst to automatically grant CA and take automatic damage the next time it is attacked.  You have several mcuh better similar powers this level like remorse that either do more damage or target more creatures and several dazing options.
Chains of Blazing Light (D379)  + C Daze up to four creatures in burst.  If they get hit they take extra damage next time.  Similar to remorse, but bigger area, debuff is slightly worse, and does nothing for allies. targets reflex.  Mainly for dizzying mace builds.
Crown of Light (DP)  C vs reflex Gives a nice power boost to an ally based on your charisma and then attack every enemy next to them. Use it on a surrounded ally.

Deadly Lure (DP) +vs will This makes them vulnerable to damage but has the +/- of also making them come right next to you. The DM gets to decide how they move to you, but its not technically forced movement so it provokes.   Or you can make an enemy walk past a wizards storm pillar or through your Blade Barrier, Concecrated Ground, etc.

Mantle of Glory (PHB)  Blast 5 that targets will, hurts enemies, and heals allies. Biggest size for level by far.

Ominous Portent (D386) Immediate Reaction vs Will.  Does a little psychic damage to an enemy that misses your ally and then they take a -2 penalty to hit and grant CA. 

Plague of Doom (PHB) C Targets fort, but potentially very powerful debuff for one enemy if you have a high charisma and does ok damage.

Remorse (DP) + vs will Makes enemies vulnerable, dazes, and lets allies in small burst spend a healing surge.  Works for duizzying mace builds.  I prefer deadly lure over this, but a lot of charopers think this is the best power clerics have this level.  
 

Wisdom Weapon:

Most of these are not very good this level.
Awenking Sun (HoFL)  An improved version of Sunburst that again gives saves and temp hitpoints to multiple allies.

Earthen Vanguard (D392) vs fortitude.  On a hit does extra damage in blast to enemies and has effect of +2 bonus to fort and ac to nearby allies and cleric.

Glimmer Strike (Nevwin) Ranged or melee for damage.  Ignores cover/concealment

Inspire terror (D407) A good bit of psychic damage, but that is it unless you are optimizing around the fear keyword as a domination warpriest.  Roar of thunder is about the same damage. Thought crusher does less damage, but has a lot more effects if you are going for psychic damage.

Roar of Thunder (HoFL) High direct single target damage power of level, but that is it.  Angel's rescue is almost as much damage, but has a cool effect as well
Silverlight Blow (Nevwin)   This will do the most total damage of the warpriest powers this level if you have an ally with a good multiattack, which you should by this level.  You and an ally get a power bonus to damage keyed to con.

Thought crusher (Nevwin) Another psychic damage + dazing power, but you can start to take advantage of it this tier.  The implement dazing powers are better, but this in not bad if you want to be in melee. 

Thundrous Blow (Nevwin) Real similar to Earthen Vanguard, but this knocks prone and targets AC.  Effect gives power bonus to defenses to allies who attack target

Strength or Wisdom Implement:

Union of Three Fates (D380) (hybrid strikers) Not a great power for the average cleric and not very leadery, but it can work as a triple tap power with three seperate damage roles against a single enemy, which is very good for hybrid strikers with a weapliment or implement who mainly care about being a striker.  You target 1 creature and it takes damage from your hit and then you can do two more damage roles (one cold and one necrotic) against it or another 2 creatures and you let someone else spend a surge (its a poorly worded power, but that works RAW).  Only purple for normal clerics, but some builds will want it.

Brilliant Censure (DP) +  vs fort Close burst that blinds (save ends) and for the rest of the encounter your allies do extra damage if they are near you.

Drain Life (Hos) + Automatic necrotic damage.  You take damage too.

Divine Reprisal (DP)  Immediate reaction vs will Lets you help an ally by letting them spend a surge and make a save, while doing a little bit of damage. Good for when the attack really messes them up and can prevent them from going below 0 or suffering from a nasty save ends effect.

Penance of Blood (DP) + Gives enemies vulnerability until end of encounter and greatly increases effectiveness of other vulnerability powers. If you took lots of powers like remorse this stacks well with them and increases its rating to skyblue.

Purifying Fire (PHB) C A Area burst 2 power that does ongoing fire damage and surge free healing for you allies next to those taking the ongoing damage. If you did not take flame strike this is similar, but with healing. Not much on a miss.

Ruinous Kismet (D386) C Vs will area burst attack that does damage and causes them to take a penalty to defense (save ends).  For rest of encounter allies do 5 + cha mod damage on a miss to target.

Sacred Armistice (D379) Targets allies too! +Large blast vs will that prevents creatures from attacking (save ends) and your healing word also buffs defenses for rest of encounter.  Very powerful if you hit since unlike stun enemies don't often have a way to get out of it, but tricky to set up since you often will be going towards the end of initiative if you don't ionvest in things like battlewise and you really don't want to hit party members with this attack.

Seal of Warding (PHB)  Close burst, targets will for good damage and does radiant. Creates sustainable zone of difficult terrain for your enemies that grants you and your allies cover from ranged attacks.  I would take tree of creation or brilliant censure over this.

Summon Black Reaper (D372) C Minor Action Fast flying summoned creature with reach that attacks AC with your wisdom, but deals necrotic damage based on your charisma. If it kills something you and one ally get surge free healing. Power says that it has reach 2 for OAs, but does not says it has threatening reach so that is your DMs call. This is an actual summons so it can be killed, but its not accuracte, wastes your standard actions, does necrotic damage, and its the only one clerics can get.

Tree of Creation (D375) Close burst vs will that does radiant damage. Sustainable zone that protects against will/psychic attacks and lets allies make saves against dazed, dominated, and stunned conditions at beginning of turn. Does a little bit of auto radiant damage. Really good effects, but situational.

Wisdom Weapon:

Full Eclipse (D386)  C Requires a bow vs ac.  Ok single target damage and target is blinded (save ends). This would get a better rating except that Brilliant Censure outclasses it with no bow requirement and multiple targets. 
Levy of Damnation (HoFL)  Vs Reflex for decent damage.  You and allies get to roll twice for damage against target.  Take an implement power instead.
 

Other

Aura of Astral Radiance (HoFL)+ Sustainable Aura 2 that autoheals bloodied allies and autodamages enemies keyed to your wisdom mod.

Manifestation of Wrath (HoFL) + Close burst 1 autodamage keyed to wisdom, and you get same number of temp hitpoints.  You get +2 bonus to attack rolls for the encounter

Bastion of Fanatacism (D400) Simple weapon +1 vs AC.  Extra damage for 2 handed weapons.  Effect reduces damage to you and an ally by half till EONT.

Blinding Light (PHB)  Targets fort and blinds. Your only chance to blind if you are a strength pirmary cleric until level 29.  This level also has Brilliant Idea so I would consider taking that instead since that is multitarget and automatic, though this does radiant damage and is fairly accurate.

Divine Phalanx (DP)  vs AC  The effect teleports your party so the defenders are in front of you with the ranged strikers and other squishes behind you with a power bonus to their ac and attack.  Good to follow up with a close burst utility boost.

Halo of Peace (DP)  vs AC Ok Damage, but a good attack debuff. It help protects all your allies instead of the 1 sentinal strike definitely protects from damage.

Sentinal Strike (PHB) Targets AC and decent damage. Reduces damage from that enemy against 1 ally to 0 until end of your next turn.  Bastion of Fanatacism is usually better,

Violence Betrayed (D400) Close burst 2 vs ac that Dazes.   Effect gives you and allies +5 bonus to damage vs dazed enemies.  Extra damage for your attack if using a simple weapon..

Wisdom Implement:

Enthrall (PHB) targets will for psychic damage in burst and enemies are immobilized and unable to attack you until EONT.  Pre errata this was one of my favorite powers this level, but the size reduction hurts it a lot.

Death's Call (HoS) Immediate Reaction in close burst 5 for psychic damage when anyone within 5 drops to 0.   Allies get temp hitpoints and +2 to attack.  Similar to death's surge, but a bigger area and a little more damage.

Life stealing light (D372) Close burst 3 that targets will, does necrotic damage and potentially grants allies a tiny bit of surge free healing.  Death's call is a lot better if you want close burst, thunderous word is better if you want a standard action close implement power, and enthrall is better for divine oracles.  I used to give this a black rating before some of those powers came out, but I can't think of a build that would be better off with this power at this point.

Malediction (DP) + vs will Short range, weakened and dazed. The other pacifist powers are better.

Prescient Boon (D386) + C vs Will.  short range and allies get to roll twice to hit target and do extra damage if they hit with both rolls of 5 + cha mod.

Starry Snare (DP) vs fort  Very useful against certain enemies like insubstantial undead, but it immobilizes everyone. Only single target, while enthrall also immobilizes, targets will, and has better range.

Thunderous word (PHB) C Blast 5 of thunder damage that targets Reflex and pushes enemies 3 plus cha mod and lets your allies shift 1. Clerics do not have many ally moving powers, but this one is only ok for that. The push effect can be pretty big by this point for high charisma types.

Wisdom Weapon:

Demand Obedience (D407) Close burst that prones.  Targets provoke OA if they stand up.  And allies get to shift as an effect.  Winds of fury is pretty close, but this has slightly better effects. Which one to pick depends on things like feat selection.

Gleeming Strike (nevwin) Very similar to obsidian shield, but that does a lot more.  This does more direct radiant damage and gives you and allies some damage resistance while next to the target.

Harmony of Blades (Nevwin) ranged or melee for force damage.  Takes additional force damage when you or ally misses target.  You can do more damage with something like sever the source or have a better effect with another power.

Honorable Challenge (Nevwin) An interesting defenderish power.  An ally can shift away from the target and if the target willingly attacks any of your allies it is blinded.

Obsidian Shield (D392) vs fort and slide your enemy.  Effect creates a zone where your party gets damage resistance and does extra damage.

Strength of the Sun (HoFL)  Highest single target damage for level damage and as an effect you and an ally can spend a surge.  Not that healing is bad, but the other powers this level have more varied effeects and at this point you should have plenty of healing.

Winds of Fury (HoFL) Targets enemies in a blast vs fort and knocks prone/pushes.  Effect slides allies around as well.  Good control power.

Other:

Brilliant Idea (Nevwin) + Autoblinds in close burst 1.  Nearby allies can make a save

Sever the Source (DP) + This is an autoeffect, but keys off of wisdom for the vulnerability and prevents healing.  Use with penance of blood.  There are multiple errata threads complaining that this is overpowered because it ups party DPR so much.

Strength:

Divine Censure(PHB) Huh? Targets AC, OK damage, and gives the same debuff as an at will wizard power. Why is this level 23? You are better off with healing strike than this power.

Divine Fervor (DP) vs AC.  As an effect you and an ally can spend a healing surge.  By this point healing shouldn't be enough to take a power.

Divine Retribution (D400) vs AC.  Upgraded version of warning strike so for those going subdefender.

Haunting Strike (PHB) Targets AC with a +2 and you get a power bonus on your next attack against him. 

Mortal Terror (DP) vs AC Target moves away by safest path.  It can technically provoke OA from your allies, but thee enemy can avoid some of them.  For some parties this could be dark blue if you have good tactics.

Relentless Spirit (D400) Simple weapon +1 vs AC.  Upgraded damage version of strength of spirit.

Wisdom Implement:

Astral Blades of Death (PHB)  Great name, but just does radiant damage vs ref. 

Healing Torch (PHB)  C Burst of radiant damage, targets will, and effect lets all of your allies in the area spend a healing surge plus your charisma mod and gets a power bonus to their ac equal to your charisma mod.  Post templar errata the area is much smaller, but it is still a good power.

Rebuke the Wrathful (DP) + vs will When the enemy first attacks your party makes BAs against them.  Enemies can move out of range or not attack, but preventing a solo or elite from attacking for a round is good.  If you have domination or even somthing like Hypnotism in party this gets knocked up to skyblue.

Spirit Flame (DP) blast 5 vs ref for fire damage.  Efffect ends a bunch of bad conditions on yourself and your allies each lose 1 (stunned, weakened, etc.).

Word of Deterrence (DP)  +vs will Immediate reaction.  I have this as a non-damage power even though you roll an attack dice and potentially damage because the damage is caused by them attacking, not by your rolling an attack. The only thing this has going for it is that its an immediate.  Rebuke the wrathful is a lot better.

Wisdom Weapon:

Awful to Behold (nevwin) ranged or melee, psychic and radiant and the target is blinded.  And nearby enemies grant CA as en efffect.

Earthen Chains (D392) Vs fort for decent damage.  Effect knocks target prone for a round.

Moontide (Nevwin)   Blast 3 vs fort that pushes and effect lets allies spend surge.  Healing torch or spirit flame will normally be better if you have an implement, but if not for some reason than this is an ok power.

Overwhelming Light (HoFL) This would be darkblue if not for Awful to Behold, which simply does everything this power does and more.  Sun Domain warpriests should keep this.

Revitalizing Shove (Nevwin) Moontide is generally better, but this lets you spend a surge too and it knocks the target prone.

Shared Secrets (Nevwin) A psychic damage attack enabling power.  Enemy takes attack penalty keyed to number of PCs flanking it.  Probably best wis weapon power of level.

Spirits of Victory (D407) Close burst psychic damage with a zone of CA for enemies.  Awful to behold and shared secrets are better psychic powers and moontide will usually target more enemies with a slightly better effect most of the time.

Thunder of Justice (HoFL) You throw your melee weapon at enemy and do high single target thunder/lightning damage.  As an effect you and up to 3 allies teleport next to target.


Other

Death's Touch (HoS) + Another automatic damage melee power vs bloodied enemies that lets you and an an ally spend a surge if it kills the enemy.  I would always take Healing Torch over this.

Doom of the Unworthy (D400) Simple Weapon +1 vs AC.  Good damage and the effect lets allies treat attack rolls as a 10.  By this point most of your allies should be hitting on a 10 with any boosts you are giving them.

Punishing Strike (PHB) +4 bonus to hit vs AC and good single target damage. Boring and does not help you be a better leader, but accurate.

Sacrificial Healing (PHB) C Vs AC. On a hit Every ally within 10 gets to spend a healing surge and add your charisma modifier.  Light of first dawn is better for the most part.

Scouring Smite (DP)  Vs Fort and good area vulnerability debuff. Will probably cause most overall damage of all str powers.  But if ally damage is your main concern, Valorous Charge or Doom of the Unworthy is better.

Stroke of Ruin (DP) vs ac for necortic damage and weakens and damages or stuns with no damage if it has resistance to necrotic.

Weapon of Final Peace (D400) Decent damage and effect makes monster take damage equal to half of what it just dealt when it next attacks.

Wisdom Implement:

Auspiscious Foresite (D386) C immediate reaction vs will when an ally misses the target.  If you hit you damage + cha mod, enemy gets -2 penalty to defenses and ally rerolls the attack.  It stinks this isn't a lower level since I really like this power.

Divine Contempt (DP) C vs will Some damage, stuns and debuffs their attack after they are stunned.  Another power I wish was a lower level.  Healer's reproof is better because stunning 2 or more is better than stunning 1 really well, but this is a really good single target 2 round debuff.

Healer's Reproof (DP) + Close burst 1 vs will Stuns multiple targets and then heals 1 ally in area.  Range is tough for pacifists and lazer builds, but stunning is pretty powerful and right now there are only 3 other multitarget encounter stunning powers.

Herald of Inevitable Doom (HoS) Other powers this level are stunning or blinding multiple targets or giving out automatic surge free healing.  This power grants automatic combat advantage and some automatic damage against one target.

Scourge of the Unworthy (PHB) Good range, but only OK debuff and damage for that level and does necrotic vs ref.

Sublime Light (DP)  vs ref Blast 5 that blinds. Effect lets you and allies make a save and cancels enemies invisibility.  Wish it was a lower level.

Sunburst (PHB)  C Targets will in area burst for radiant damage. Each ally in area gets some surge free healing with your charisma mod as a bonus and makes a saving throw.

Wisdom Weapon:

Earthen Fortress (D392) Vs Fort.  Good single target damage.  On a hit, enemies in blast 3 are then automatically damaged and knocked prone.  Effect is bonus to party's ac and fort.

Light of the First Dawn (HoFL)  High radiant damage, and effect gives you and allies 20 temp hitpoints and a save.  Another power that would be decent at a lower level.

Staggering Moonglow (Nevwin) Solid radiant damage and dazes.  You and allies get power bonus to damage rolls equal to con mod.  Divine Contempt is better if you want to single target debuff a.

Strike of Woe and Weal (Nevwin) melee or ranged attack for force damage against up to 3 creatures.  You and potentially 1-3 allies can spend a surge, depending on how many enemies you hit.  Sublime Light and Sunburst are both better multitarget attacks.

Sundered Victory (D407) Immobilizes and prones, with OAs if they stand up.  A single target power needs to do more this level and its the only wisdom weapon this power without an automatic effect.  If you want to grant BAs take valorous charge instead at this level.

Thought Destroyer (Nevwin) Unfortunately the psychic dazing powers don't really change much over time.  Effect gives -2 penalty to targets attack rolls and next saving throw.

Thunder of the Dawn War (HoFL) Decent thunder damage and dazes. Staggering moonglow is much better if you have a good con and thought destroyer is a better debuff.

Other:

Valorous Charge (nevwin) + One of the best enabling powers in the game and arguably better than the warlords enabling powers this level.  You and all allies in burst 5 can charge or make a basic attack.  Each target of the power gets a power bonus to defenses keyed to your con mod.

Daily:

Armor of Faith(DP) +4 power bonus to one ally's defense of your choice.  Shield of Faith is usually a better choice now.

Angelic Witnesses (D379) Creates at least on angel that occupies a square and heal an ally extra when they spend a surge.  Each time you use healing word or channel divinity it creates another.  They need to be sustained, but can be moved. 

Blackened Soul (HoS) Good bonuses and lots of healing for a dying ally.

Bless (PHB)  A plus +1 power bonus to attack for your party, so it won't stack with many of your other bonuses.  With the errata it is now a minor action and I would take it if you avoided all the other power bonus to attack powers.

Cure Light Wounds (PHB)  Possibly useful at lower levels if you have a low con party with long workdays. Less useful at higher levels when you have more surge free healing options so if you do take it at 2nd retrain it later.  Now that they have errated surge free healing so much this drops down from black to purple.  I would take either Resurgent Strength or Blackened Soul.

Fey Sight (Nevwin) Minor action for low light vision for party and +2 to perception checks.

Holy Vestments (DP)  You and potentially other allies get some resistance. Retrain this at latter levels when resistance becomes more common.

Life Transference (DP) Erratted to be a daily, which knocks it from potentially skyblue to black.  Only worth taking if you have access to temp hit points, lots of surges, or regeneration and squishy allies.  Otherwise cure light wounds is better.

Moon Weapon (Nevwin) Level 1 Weapon sheds light, is silvered, and does radiant damage if it didn't already do a type.

Resurgent Strength (HoFL) Minor action for you or ally to spend a surge and get a damage bonus.

Return From Death's Door (DP) Good long ranged immediate interrupt for dying allies. If you are doing your job right you will not you need it much, but it is great when you need it and the reaction part is the main reason to go for it.

Sacrificial Aegis (D384) You take a surge worth of damage and an ally gets twice as much in temp hitpoints.  Main thing going for it vs life transference is that Sacrificial Aegis is a minor action.  This is blue for warpriests/zealots with squishy allies since they have the surges to spare, but black for other builds.

Shield of Faith (PHB)  With the errata this is now a minor action which ups its usefullness a lot in my opinion.  Probably the default choice for most clerics.

Veil of Darkness (HoS) An immovable and sustainable zone of darkness.  Some parties could make use of this, but I don't like that you have to sustain it and that it can't be moved.

Encounter:

Create Water (Hofl) level 1 Makes water.  Skyblue in darksun.

Divine Aid (PHB) C Extra saving throws are always good and you get to add your cha bonus. Good for those who do not have sacred flame/brand of the sun.  Also this is the only cleric power until level 27 that can grant the cleric a save besides brand of the sun.  To bad it is a standard action, or else this would get a blue rating.

Divine Skill (DP) C Minor action for a bonus to skill check keyed to Charisma.  Strength clerics in campaigns with lots of skill challenges might like this. but normally sudden inspiration is better.

Eye of the Vulture (HoS) level 1 Minor to learn which creatures in burst have low hitpoints.

Inspire Dread (D409) level 1 +2 power bonus to your next intimidate check.

Sanctuary (PHB) Useful when allies are in real trouble: stunned, petrified, etc.

Stone Speak (D392) level 1 Minor action to give you a +5 power bonus to perception to find a hidden creature or object.

Sudden Inspiration (Nevwin) Level 1.  Interrupt to give an ally a boost to a failed skill check equal to your Wisdom mod.

At Will:

True Strike (NevWin) level 1.  +4 untyped bonus to allies next attack!  Too bad its a standard action.  I guess if your battle cleric is immbolized and not near any enemies or you have a massive penalty to your attacks like blinded with no close/area attacks this is good to have in reserve, but it is extremely situational.

Blades of Holy Fire (DP)  Helps allies overcome resistances/exploit vulnerabilities, but only does a little damage.

Gravesite (Hos) Creates a decent sized sustainable zone, where you and allies do extra damage and where you all get some surgeless healing when an enemy dies in the zone. 

Light of Revelation (HoFL)  Creates small sustainable zone that deals radiant damage to enemies when they attack in the zone.  Also gives you and alles bonus to insight and perception.

Mark of Victory (HoFL) You and allies get +2 power bonus to attack one target.

Siezed Destiny (D380) You and allies get temp hp keyed to your wisdom mod and +2 to will for encounter.  Its biggest drawback is that it is a standard action and has good competition from Spirit of Healing/Stream of Life.

Soul Cage (HoS) Hard to rank divination power that is mostly useful for roleplaying situations.  You can question a dead enemy or view a distant area.

Spirit of Healing (DP) Surge free healing for allies equal to your wisdom mod per round for whole encounter (pre errata this was 3X wis mod). Eats up actions, but worth it and heals more than Stream of Life for allies with multiattacks. Danger of losing it if stunned, etc.  Some argue this is better than Stream of Life and with some party makeups it will be, especially since it can potentially heal a lot more if you have people like wizards and rangers in your party with lots of multiattacks.  Post errata this is still a good power, but not as much of a auto choice as before.  Post errata this gets knocked down a little since the base healing was lowered by 66%.  With the right items this is still skyblue, but you have to work for it now.

Stream of Life (DP) Seems pretty easy to abuse if you have any access to regeneration since regeneration does not "reduce" damage (like a potion, divine power or are a longtooth shifter), which will heal at about the same rate you take damage. Encounter long surge free healing to potentially all your allies is really nice. Heals potentially more at than spirit of healing, does not need to be sustained, and uses less actions, but has shorter range and damages you.  Can be used out of combat to bring entire party back from 0.  I prefer this to spirit of life since you can use it the same encounter as another sustainable daily, especially for melee clerics who have to worry more about move actions and for higher level characters since you can get regeneration potions easily then.  Errata knocked down the amount of healing it gives out, but if you have easy access to regeneration through race, feat, or Divine Power this is the best big healing option for the level

Seized Destiny (D370) Temp hitpoints and Will defense bonus for potentially all of party.  Not bad, but with 2 other daily powers providing so much surge free healing you will probably want one of those.

Encounter:

Bastion of Health(PHB) C OK long range healing. Becomes less useful over time as you get more healing powers, but good for hybrids who might need the extra boost.

Gift of Good Fortune (D379)  Grants save at range, but better if you have focused on divine fortune

Holy Celerity (DP) Allows you or an ally to ignore pretty common mobility conditions (slowed, restrained, immobilized) until EONT.  This is blue because you can use it on yourself and it is a minor action, but if you have mark of healing or other at will save granting you might not need it as much.  Clerics usually have lousy reflex scores and a lot of the attacks that have mobility penalties are reflex attacks so this helps mitigate that.

Walk Among The Wounded (PHBH1) You take a move action and all of your adjacent allies get AC power bonuses until end of your next turn. Often you will be moving that way anyway, but it is just a +1 or +2 bonus. It is not bad, but seems a bit underpowered.

At Will:

Holy Lantern (PHB) (black if you have tome expertise, which some hybrids like wizards or shamans should have)  Slight enhancement to perception and insight. Buy a torch instead.

Battle surge (HoFL) Same as mass cure light wounds, but with a +2 power bonus to attacks EONT in exchange for healing a little bit less than mass cure light wounds. 

Godsight(DP) Truesight. Depends too much on what the DM throws at you, but if you DM likes invisibile creatures it is worth taking. Several of the other powers of this level will be more consistently useful.

Knights of Unyielding Valor(PHB) Interesting control options.

Mass Cure Light Wounds(PHB) C Battle surge is strictly better now since it is almost identicle and gives an attack bonus.  Only thing this has going for it is the charisma bonus to healing.  Its still a very good power, but battle surge is better. 

Phantom Vigor (HOS) This would be a good power if it wasn't a standard action.  It gives you and your allies temp hitpoints in exchange for surges and gives out a nice encounter long boost to speed and atheltics.  But Battle Surge is pretty similar and doesn't use up surges.  And cloak of courage does close to the same thing, doesn't use surges, and is an encounter power at a level where all the good stuff is standard actions.

Radiant Armor (HoFL) immediate interrupt to reduce damage from one attack.  Reverent mettle will get a lot more use.  Battle Surge will heal more.

Sacred Beneficence (DP) Lets an ally regenerate, but you can't be bloodied.

Transcendent Advisor (D384) Get a lot of help with party knowledge checks.

Umbral Soul (Hos) This is a good defensive boost (inubstantial and weakened) to put on yourself if you are a pacifist or on an ally that is not focused on damage.

Wall of Shields (HoFL) Creates a sustainable wall that boosts allies AC and immobilizes enemies. Probably my favorite daily cleric utility this level, though I normally take word of vigor or reverant mettle this level.

Encounter:

Healer's Balm (DP) Short range, but lets you relieve an ally with a save bonus for you. Strength clerics might want this since they tend to be short granting saving throw abilities, but other types might not be as interested.

Prophetic Protection(D386) C Interrupt.  When you ar ally is hit with crit, enemy must reroll attack with a penalty = to your cha mod.  This is only black if you don't boost your charisma.

Recall Ally (DP) Help out a trapped ally or helps bring a straggler/immobilized ally back to the group.

Reverent Mettle (D379) C Reduces damage ally takes as close burst immediate interrupt.  You get to keep using this each time you use a CD power so this makes divine fortune more useful if you have not taken any additional channel divinity powers.  At epic this can be used up to 3 times an encounter fairly easily and clerics are normally action starved when it comes to utilities.

Shielding Word (PHB) Immediate Interrupt. Kind of like shield for the wizard, but just AC for an ally. Blueif you know how close your DM came to hitting.

Word of Vigor (DP) Short range surge healing. Helps if you run out of healing words or for hybrids and will give you and your allies a nice attack boost with BCL.

Chosen Servant (HoFL) Ally gets to make an immediate save whenever subjected to effect.

Cloak of Peace (PHB) Really nice defensive buff for an ally in trouble, but it ends if they attack.

Cure Crit Wounds(DP) This should bring your ally from 0 to near full hitpoints, but takes a standard action. Not that this is bad, but with something like Divine armor, cloak of courage, or hallowed ground you could probably proactively do more to help multiple allies not need to be healed in the first place. And many parties will have lots of surge free healing options by this point.

Sphere of Shadows (HoS) A big stealthy zone for your party.  You all get concealment while in the zone and are able to hide more easily.   This will vary by party, but is a good bit different than what you normally get and some parties with sniper rogues or others who like to hide will love it.

Divine Armor(PHB) The bonus you get is only ok, but encounter long damage resistance is nice. Depending on your party this might become less useful at epic when this sort of resistance becomes more common.   Hallowed ground gives a better buff, but this effects targets rather than an area.

Hallowed Ground (PHB) The bonuses are all power bonuses, but they are varied and it is a close burst 5 zone.  Main drawback is that it is a standard action, but so is divine armor.

Healing Circle (PHBH2) C Big zone that increases your healing effects when allies spend healing surges. Good for non pacifist healers with high charisma.

Radiant Beams (DP)  High resistance, but limited to necrotic and they do a little bit of auto radiant. Good if you face a lot of undead.

Encounter:

Astral Shield (PHB) Untyped AC bonus that lasts till the end of the encounter every encounter that can be moved around.

Cloak of Courage (DP)  Surge worth of temporary hitpoints for nearby allies.  Its a standard action so the the general cheese trick with this power is to use it right after a short rest.  Unlike most of the other standard action utility powers a cleric gets you can easlily use this out of combat at full effect and its an encounter power so it basically ups your party HP by a 1/4.

Unexpected Return (DP) A reaction healing power for when allies drop. Hopefully you will not have allies dropping to 0 each encounter, but it has good action economy and works with BCL.  All the other encounter powers this level are standard actions.

At will:

Eternal Barrier (D384): Lets you use a standard action to create a sustainable zone where your party can ignore difficult terrain. Why can't clerics get any good at will utilities like the warlock?

Death for Death(D380) Ally trades surge for reroll of attack with your wisdom mod as a bonus.  That is a sweet boost and all but guarantees your barbarian friend hits with a daily he just missed with, but the other dailies are pretty good for this level.

Death Shield (Hos) I am tempted to rate this red, but it has some action economy value since you can activate it out of combat and the ally stays up for a little longer.  The first time your ally would drop to 0 it is at 1 instead.  I would be more in favor of this power if it was at a lower level.

Heal (DP) Must be adjacent. Mass cure serious wounds will usually be more useful. And clarion call of the astral sea also brings them up to max, but has better range and moves/protects them

Prayer Made Real(D379) Power bonuses to saves and potentially defenses and attacks if you have used CD and healing word powers recently.  Power bonuses and conditions.  I like adjure the chosen more.

Propheic Fervor (D386) C Allies get initiative bonus and 10 + cha mod temp hit points.

Purify(PHB) Ends all save ends condition in a burst.  Errata made this a minor action, but it was a good power even before this change.

Revive (DP) If you screw up and someone dies, this brings em back, I prefer powers that prevent them from dying in the first place. The second level return for deaths door is better in some ways for mid combat since it is immediate interrupt and has better range. If you do not have that power that ups the value of this one to blue.

Sealing Deaths Door(Drag 372) No one can die while in this sustainable zone, but they can take damage. If they get pulled/bullrushed/teleported out of the zone they can die if they were at zero.

Spirit of Health(PHB) All it does is let allies spend healing surges.  Battle clerics lore barely moves this to purple.

Encounter:

Adjure the chosen(DP) Everyone in a close burst gets a power bonus to speed, damage, and attacks and crits on a 18-20.  Only reason it is not skyblue is it is a standard action.

Ramparts of Light (DP) Minor action DR 20 for an ally.  Adjure the chosen is the only other encounter power.  CB has listed this as a daily in the past, but its encounter

Battle Healer (DP)  Battle clerics will want this.  It is surge free self healing based on your strength mod, possibly multiple times each encounter and lets you worry less about keeping yourself up.  There have been some questions in the comments about if these hitpoints stack and the answer is that they stack with everything since it is additional hitpoints not any sort of "bonus".  This is a great feat for battle clerics and should on the top of their list unless maybe if you are playing a dwarf or longtooth shifter who can self heal reliably without using your other leader powers.

Battle Cleric Armaments (D379) Obsoleted by Drag 400. This used to be darkblue.

Defensive Grace (DP) Anyone who takes healer's mercy and has a good charisma will want to consider this.  Its usefulness really depends on how often you end up using that power and you will probably not use it each encounter.

Defensive Healing Word (DP) I like this better than Defensive Grace since you are probably going to get a lot more uses out of it.  With str/cha builds this is one feat I would try to get in there.  Power bonus that stacks with shielding word

Demonbane (DP) Target elementals with turn undead

Devilbane (DP) Target immortals with turn undead

Domain Synergy (D379) +2 to hit with domain at will after using domain CD.  This really depends on whether the two are good to begin with since this the third feat in the chain, but ok choice for sun domain for instance.  For a few hybirds and half elfs this is sky blue since it can apply to hybrid paladin, avenger, and invoker at wills so it will cover both your at wills.  I have an avenger/cleric sun domain built based on this feat.

Fate's Warning (D380) Must worship Raven Queen.  If you like divine fortune a lot this makes it better, but you should not take divine fortune

Fortifying Word (D385) Target of healing word gets +4 fortitude bonus and bonus to saves against poison.

Greater Turning (D371) Push when you miss with turn undead.  Only for those focusing on turn undead.

Greater Divine Fortune(D379) Don't take divine fortune to begin with

Harbinger of Rebirth (D379) Bonus to heal skill and ally bonus to death saves.

Healer's Implement (DP)  Add yet another bonus to your heals.  Even battle clerics who are using implement/weapons or who have picked up a decent holy symbol will want to consider this.  Errated to only work on power's where the PC spends a surge, so this knocks it down from skyblue.

Nimbus of Light (DP)  This is only black if you focus on radiant powers and if your party has melee types that focus on radiant powers.

Light of Order (D381) If you don't like the level 2 utilities this lets you swap it out for the Light of Order power, a free action radiant damage boost and CA onto one hit target per encounter.  So for radiant builds this lets something like Death Surge or Flame Strike trigger radiant vulnerabilities on a target.

Pacifist Healer (DP) Skyblue for healics, Red for everyone else.  Note that I think pacifist is the weakest of the 6 main cleric builds and I wouldn't take it.  A lot of people insist on going this route, but you don't need to go pacifist to heal well and it cuts off a lot of good options.  If you take this feat you need to build your character around it focusing mostly on powers that won't trigger the stun and not every party is right for a pacifist healer.  On the plus side this has been errated to only stun when you make an attack roll and do damage: so ongoing damage, sustained zones, powers that make other people attack, etc. do not stun.  There is confusion on the most recent errata and stuns since the summary of the errata used the original stunning text from diving power, but the official final errata document and I think the RAI as well is that it does not stun unless you make an attack roll and the attack does direct immediate damage.

Pacifist's Reward(D379) Really only for pacifist builds, but gives you temp hitpoints when you hit without doing damage.

Pupil of the all-father(D385) Moradin clerics.  You can enchant weapons and armors as if you were a higher level and can start enchanting at level 1.  Retrain this out later.

Purifying Light (D371) Scaling bonus to hit with radiant prayers, but only against undead.  This is very campaign dependent.

Shared Vitality (D385) Use your second wind on an ally.  Dwarves should maybe consider this

Shielding Word (D378) Targets of healing word get untyped bonus to defenses. Stacks with defensive healing word.

Spirit of Hestevar (D387) Adjacent allies get scaling bonus to surge value, but you must worship Erathis.

Templars' Domain (CC) Only for Str/Cha builds and was darkblue, but obsoleted by battle cleric's lore.

Versatile Channeler (DP)  This has some potential and counts as your multiclass, but even then some builds might put it off until they have ways to recharge channel divinity like with glorious channeler.  It was a better choice for clerics before Favor of the Gods was published.  There are some powers like Divine Mettle that are worth taking by themselves.  Or if you are a battle cleric who multiclasses paladin you can take the feat Tireless Wrath and use the divine strength power until the end of your next turn.

Word of Retaliation (D379) Healing word heals your allies a little more if they are next to enemies.  For some parties this can be black such as when you have a warden/fighter good at surrounding themselves all the time.

Coordinated Explosion (PHB2) Laser clerics should definitely take this as should some pacifists.  Really helps you hit with AoE powers and you already usually want to include your allies in them.  You can put this off for a while since you want things like expertise first.

Disciple of Freedom (PLES1) Warpriest won't qualify for this, but other melee clerics might want it since you don't have much movement ability as is.

Disciple of Light (PLES1) Giving your allies scaling temp hitpoints when you spend a surge while bloodied is a decent boost for many builds.

Disciple of Stone (PLES1) Give yourself temp hitpoints when you spend a surge.

Distant Advantage (PHB2) Ranged clerics will want to get this if they can find room for it.

Durable (PHB) If you find that you run out of healing surges and not doinga  con build consider this.  It is not a bad feat, but with surgefree healing it is less useful than it used to be.

Focused Mind (PHB3) Dazed and stunned are bad for you as is, but won't happen that often. However, combined with superior will this gets to be a lot better for divine oracles and pacifist clerics with damaging powers.

Grounding Shot (PHB3) Worth taking for ranged clerics if your party knocks people prone often.

Impending victory (PHB3) +1 to hit with at wills against bloodied targets.

Improved Initiative (PHB) Better initiative never hurts, but you have better things to worry about and probably only pure strength clerics should take this.  Battlewise is better for all but pure strength clerics and dex builds.

Improved Defenses (PLES1) I think you are better off just taking this one feat than any of the other three general improved defenses feats.  You are short of feat slots as it is, but superior will is awfully tempting and you can take both if you really want to.

Last Legion Officer (D396) Your surge spending powers let allies shift or give them an untyped bonus to AC/reflex.  That stacks with feats like defensive healing word and works on non-healing word powers too.

Melee Training (PHB2) Blue mainly for warpriests, who might get good use out of it.   But there are now wisdom at will powers that work as melee attacks for wis primary builds. Healics should not bother and balanced and battle don't need it.

Resilient Focus (HOFL) If you can fit it in its a +2 feat bonus to saves.  This outdates a lot of other feats.

Skill Training (PHB) Perception (for everyone) and Athletics (for balanced/battle) are both worth taking.  But you are probably better off if you can get these through MC options since those give you something extra.

Superior Fortitude/reflexes(PLES1)  These are good feats, but you are better off with just impoved defenses because you already have other feats you could take.

Superior Will (PLES1) This is the exception to the ones above.  You will qualify for it and it lets you save for dazed/stunned at the beginning of the round.  For pacifists who want damaging powers and divine oracles at level 16 this is skyblue.

Toughness (PHB) Never hurts to have more HP, but only battle clerics who want to off tank should probably spend a feat for this.

Wintertouched (PHB) Hardly any cleric powers have the cold keyword.  The only reason to take this is if you get a cold weapon, but clerics have a lot of other interesting options for weapons.  Ranged clerics need to almost always avoid this and look for radiant and to a lesser extent fire, feats.

Worldserpent's Grasp (HOFL) Clerics often have other ways to prone, but this works in some parties.

Here is a rundown on cleric and damage type powers to give you a hint on how the damage type feats play out.  I am not including CD powers (except turn undead/smite undead), racial, item, paragon path, or epic destiny powers, just pure cleric ones.  Warpriests tend to do thunder damage with the storm domain, radiant with the sun domain, untyped with earth, and necrotic/psychic with death.  In general radiant is the one for templars to focus on, with fire and thunder your other two main options.  I haven't updated this for recent dragon articles, but it is close enough

Acid No cleric powers

Cold 4 powers: 2 Paragon (1 of which damages allies), 2 Epic

Fire 13 powers: 7 heroic, 3 paragon, and 3 epic

Force 1 power: 1 heroic

Lightning 5 powers: 1 heroic, 2 paragon, and 2 epic

Necrotic 7 powers: 2 heroic, 3 paragon (1 of which damages allies), 2 Epic

Psychic 6 powers: 1 at will, 1 heroic, 2 paragon, and 2 epic

Radiant 78 powers: 2 class feature, 4 at will, 35 heroic, 21 paragon, and 16 epic

Thunder 13 powers: 1 at will 5 heroic, 3 paragon, and 4 epic (half of these are storm warpriest)

This list is updated to include PHB, DP, PLES1 and up to Dragon 380

Here is a guide to optimizing damage types.

Several of these feats require that you are a cleric or in a divine class.

Proficiency feats often need to be some of your first feats and you will need an expertise feat by late heroic.  You only have so many feats so do not go overboard here:

Expertise Feats  You need one of these by late heroic or early paragon at the latest.  Pure weapon using battle clerics and warpriests should usually take the specific weapon ones, but those don't apply to weapliment attacks.  Warpriests should also consider Devout Protector Expertise since it gives a nice shield bonus to all your allies.  Pure implement users should take holy symbol expertise or whatever implement you are using like staff expertise.  Weapliment users should go with versatile expertise or staff if you use a staff.

Holy Symbol Expertise (HoS) Helps avoid CA

Versatile Expertise (PHB3)  Holy symbol for everyone and then mace or whatever weapon you plan on using. If you are planning on using a weapliment or both a weapon and holy symbol take this.

Devout Protector Expertise (Drag402) Bonus to holy symbol attacks and weapon attacks, but not implement attacks through a weapon.  Gives a shield bonus to AC to all your allies when you have a shield.  The only drawback to this for warpriests is that it doesn't boost weapliment attacks.  But a holy symbol using death domain or another domain without a weapliment this is a good choice.

Axe Expertise (PLES1) Lets you reroll 1s for damage.

Bludgeon Expertise (PLES1) Adds to pushes/slides.  Earth domain warpriests and others with bruden of earth should consider it.

Heavy Blade Expertise (PLES1) Bonus to AC vs opportunity attacks.

Light Blade Expertise (PLES1) Bonus to damage with CA.  Mainly small clerics should be using these with the rapier.

Pick Expertise For pixies and other small clerics who don't mc fighter.

Spear Expertise (PLES1) Bonus to damage when charging.

Staff Expertise (PLES1) No OA when you cast ranged prayers.  Only for those who MC into a staff wielding class or if you take staff fighting.

Armor and Weapon Feats:

Hafted Defense (PHB3) Obsolete unless you went with healer's lore.

Armor Proficiency (Plate) (PHB) If you have the stats for it consider this, but its not essential anyone.

Weapon Focus (PHB1) Not a bad choice, but does not really help you be a better leader and no longer works with weapliments.

Weapon Proficiency (PHB) Unless you have a racial weapon feat (Goliath, Dwarf, Eladrin etc.), are going to use simple weapon powers, or have a good martial weapon proficiency from a feat/background/race, then battle/balanced clerics and most warpriests will want to consider getting a superior weapon proficiency based on their preferred weapon choice/stat bonuses fairly soon.  This should probably be your first feat in a lot of cases.  Other ranged clerics can ignore these and stick with a mace and possibly pick up proficiency with a singing stick for the +1 to AC. 

Moonbow Dedicate (D386) This is only for sehanine worshippers.  Gives you proficiency with the shortbow, the equivalent of weapon focus for the shortbow, and you can use it as a divine implement.  For specialized builds, but pretty useful since you can do some interesting things with it.

Serene Archery (D386) Must worship Sehanine.  Use wisdom for bow basic attacks.

Silvery Glow (D386) Must worship Sehanine. 2/3/4 scaling radiant and cold damage.

Staff Fighting (D391) If you want to go with with a staff weapon you will want this feat.  With the simple weapon powers in dragon 400 staff is now a good option for melee clerics.

Staff of Travel (D391) If you took staff fighting, follow up with this and hopefully staff of the traveler.

Symbol of the Sonnlinar(D385) Moradin Worshippers can gain proficiency with military axes, hammers, and picks and use them as holy symbols.

(Note that if you multicass in fighter or other martial class more weapon and shield feats are opened up to you from martial power, PHB and dragon.  There are really too many of these to fit into a cleric's guide, but some will be mentioned in the multiclassing section)

Arcana
CD Arcana Ward Potential scaling resistance
Power of Arcana (DP) Arcana. bonus and lance of faith becomes arcane.  Bonus to arcane powers.  Can be pretty good for MC arcane clerics when you combine with quickened spellcasting or the white lotus feats.

Change
CD Cycle of Change Transfer a save ends effect
Power of Change (DP) Thievery.  Recovery strike.  Bonus to next encounter/daily attack.

Civilization
CD Anthem of Civilization You or ally gets attack bonus while you flank. For battle/balanced clerics.
Power of Civilization (DP) Diplomacy. Priest's shield does more damage when you are adjacent to enemies

Creation
CD Creation's Secret Chance to not expend a daily magic item usage.  Skyblue rating assumes you have items like a Symbol of Victory.
Power of Creation(D374/DP) religion. Righteous brand (DP) gives ac bonus to ally. 

Darkness
CD Darkness Consumes Close burst concealment
Power of Darkness (DP) stealth. priest's shield gives concealment

Death
CD Death Knell Kill a bloodied enemy or use other CD power later on
Power of Death (DP) Religion. Righteous brand does extra damage against bloodied enemies

Destruction
CD Path of Destruction  Roll twice for melee damage
Power of Destruction (DP) intimidate. Righteous brand does extra damage against non bloodied enemies

Earth
CD Earth Hold Automatically slow close enemies.
Power of Earth (DP) Athletics. recovery strike slows

Fate
CD Fate Rolls On Ranged. Penalize/reward someone who makes/fails a save. Only worth taking if you have a lot of save ends powers.
Power of Fate (DP) insight. astral seal gets bonus to hit vs bloodied enemy

Freedom
CD Path of Freedom Mass saves against a couple of movement effects.
Power of Freedom (DP) acrobatics. righteous brand gives bonus to ally's save

Hope
CD Hope Remains This provides nice bonuses and should be used with powers like Return from deaths door or other healing powers.
Power of Hope (DP)Diplomacy. Righteous brand gives another ally a bonus to attack

Justice
CD Immediate Justice (D374) Do radiant damage when ally hits 0. Knowledge
Power of Justice (DP)Insight. Righteous brand gives +1 bonus to all your bloodied allies on their next attack

Knowledge
CD Sure Knowledge Reroll a knowledge check
Power of Knowledge (DP) history.  Astral seal gives you a bonus to defenses

Life
CD Pulse of Life Make sure an ally makes their death save.
Power of Life (DP) Heal. Astral Seal also gives temp hitpoints

Love
CD Loving Sacrifice Ranged. Better take one that actually heals them and hurts no one.
Power of Love(DP) Diplomacy. Recovery strike can give temp hitpoints instead of doing damage

Luck
CD Imminent LuckThis is really nice for elves or if you have other reroll abilities
Power of Luck(DP) Acrobatics. Lance of faith crits on 19-20

Madness
CD Screaming Madness Fun, but you do not have that many fear powers.
Power of Madness(DP) Bluff. Righteous brand penalizes the enemies next rounds attacks

Moon
CD Moon Touched OK healing and possible temp hitpoints for an ally.
Power of The Moon (DP) Perception. Righteous brand lowers their AC until the end of your next turn

Poison
CD Original Poison You do not have poison powers.
Power of Poison (DP) bluff. Makes righteous brand poisonous and do extra damage with it.

Protection
CD Sure Protection Extra protection from second wind
Power of Protection (DP) Heal.  Priest's shield gives ally bonus to all defenses

Sea
CD Sea Surge Slide an ally
Power of Sea (DP) Athletics. Recovery strike lets you take a save or give an enemy a save penalty

Skill
CD Divine Excellence Bonus to skill checks
Power of Skill(DP) Bonus to all trained skills and righteous brand is a basic attack.  This is like heavy blade opportunist only a lot better since you can use it with charges and with other basic attack situations and there are no prereqs other than domain access.

Storm
CD Storm Sacrifice Storm warpriests and clerics with allies that do thunder or lightning damage can get a lot out of this.
Power of Storm (DP) Intimidate. righteous brand thunder and does extra damage.

Strength
CD Strength of the Gods Battle clerics should give the bonus to the wizard or sorcerer in the party.
Power of Strength (DP) Athletics.  Priest's shield does extra damage

Strife
CD Sudden Strife Ranged Good when combined with slowing/immobilizing powers.
Power of Strife (DP) Bluff. Lance of faith does more damage to enemies near other enemies.

Sun
CD Solar Enemy Close burst radiance vulnerability!
Power of Sun (DP) Insight. Lance of Faith makes enemy vulnerable to radiant

Torment
CD Perfect Torment Untyped save penalties! Good for parties that focus on this
Power of Torment (DP) Intimidate. Astral Seal grants CA

Trickery
CD Trickster's Fortune Penalize a save and potentially give an ally a save.
Power of Trickery (DP) Thievery. Recovery Strike lets you or an ally shift

Tyranny
CD Master of Tyranny Bonus to attack bloodied creatures.
Power of Tyranny (DP) Intimidate. Astral Seal automatically lowers enemies saves

Undeath
CD Undeath's Ally Ally gets lots of temp hitponts
Power of Undeath (DP) Religion. lance of faith becomes necrotic instead of radiant and does extra damage.  Radiant is better.

Vengeance
CD Small Vengeance Just a little damage
Power of Vengeance (DP) Intimidate. Astral Seal causes enemies to take damage if they attack. 

War
CD Path of War Untyped bonuses to attack/penalty to defenses for allies
Power of War (DP) History. Priest's Shield gets bonus to attack against unbloodied enemies

Wilderness
CD Grasp of the Wild Creates area of difficult terrain
Power of Wilderness (DP) Nature. Recovery Strike lets you and allies ignore difficult terrain.

Winter
CD Path of Winter resist cold
Power of Winter (DP) Endurance. Priest's shield becomes cold and does extra damage, it is possible to make this useful, but cold in general is not a good damage type for clerics.

Ancestral Guidance Add your wisdom mod to a skill check

Arawai's Abundance Ally gets to spend a healing surge and +2 to defenses

Aureon's Instruction Roll twice for monster knowledge checks.

Balinor's Prey Just a little more damage

Beacon of Dol Arrah This is always good for laser clerics and gets even better when there are paladins or other radiant damage dealers in your party.

Boldrei's Shelter Close burst power bonus to defenses, ok for battle/balanced clerics.

Kol Korran's Boon Makes sure excess healing does not go to waste.  Sky Blue for healics.

Light Within This can be tricky to set up, but potentially multiple allies can get a healing surge worth of free healing if your party has a lot of movement powers.

Might of Dol Dorn Temp hitpoints for battle clerics each encounter.

Onatar's Gift Battle clerics might want this for when they miss.

Shield of the Silver Flame You won't use this each encounter but it is about the only mass saving throw CD power I have seen.

Sovereign Justice Temp hitpoints for an ally when you get hurt.

Traveler's Gift Allies get a shift each encounter and freed from marks.

Undying's Command Dominate an undead.

Favor of Tymora (D365) Bonus to Attack and saving throws when first bloodied.

Divine Rage (D368) Good for ranged clerics since it automatically pushes enemies away.Works with all deities

Shadow Legacy(D380) Must worship raven queen and be shadra kai. Teleport or make an ally insubstantial when they are bloodied.

Aberrant Mark of Contagion (EBPG)
Enemies take penalty to ongoing damage saves, probably worth it if you have multiple damage dealing save ends powers.

Aberrant Mark of Madness (EBPG)
Enemy's will defense is lowered when you hit with a daily

Aberrant Mark of Terror (EBPG)
Enemies take penalty to attacks if you hit them with a daily,

Mark of Healing (EBPG)
Allies get a save when you use a healing power.  Str/cha clerics especially want this since most of the save granting attack powers clerics have are wisdom powers.  Dragonmarks are not allowed in all campaigns or LFR, but this feat lets you not need nearly as many save granting powers.  Recently I noticed that every single leader I make takes this feat

Mark of Hospitality(EBPG)
Allies heal max during rests

Mark of Storm(EBPG)
Storm Domain war priests can use this, but otherwise only useful if you plan on taking the thunder and lightning powers available to clerics.

Mark of Warding(EBPG)
This increases the effectiveness of all of your defense granting powers and incerases the penalty to your marks if you have any.

Assured Healing (D379) A lot of clerics have healing powers with no effects on a miss, so you get to heal your charisma mod in hp.

Clinging Radiance (DP) Good against lurkers

Darkfoe (DP) You will not need necrotic resistance enough to make it worthwhile to have it only 1 round some encounters.

Dazing Rebuke (D371) Daze undead instead of immobilizing them. 

Divine Cleansing (DP) This only helps in encounters where you face undead. I do not think Demonbane type powers trigger this.

Dragonbane (D378) Divine powers like turn undead also target dragons. 

Extended Healing (DP) If you face large areas then this can be very useful.

Greater Fortune (DP) This was bad before it was obsoleted

Invigorating Critical(DP) In paragon tier laser clerics will be targeting more enemies so are more likely to get crits. It is pretty conditional and has a decent amount of healing.

Merciful Power (DP) If you use healer's mercy a lot this is useful since by the time they need it they will likely need to make saves as well.  Mark of healing is better.

Pervasive Light (DP) If you do not have many radiant power this is pretty useful if you or someone else has a way to do radiant damage, but most clerics with radiant exploits will have too many radiant powers to make it worth it.

Gambler's Word (D379) This can be even better depending on the build and is skyblue if you have a Champion's Hauberk.  By epic this gets better for battle clerics since melee clerics will be critting more and lazer clerics should already be getting crits most encounters if they take a good number of blast/burst powers.

Merciful Shift (D378) Healer's Mercy lets allies shift.

Radiant Vessel (DP) Boosts healing word with an extra 2d6 after you hit with a radiant power.  I like other boosts to healing word more, this is fine if you can squeeze it in.

Raven Queen's Outrage(D380) Must worship RQ.  Slide undead with radiant attacks.

Saving Grace (DP) Sacrifice for your allies. If you have a high wisdom they will almost always save and for death saves you will help them top 20 more often.

Swift Turning (DP) If you have lots of opportunities to use turn undead this is worth taking. I like the ones that effect other enemy types more.

Undead Ward (D371) Turn undead creates a radiant zone against undead. 

Psychic Lock (PHB) If you have gaze of defiance and a few of the psychic powers this is worth it.  Skyblue for death and oghma domain warpriests.

Reserve Maneuver (PHB2) A lot of people like this one since it lets them "retrain" a paragon path power that they do not like for a cleric heroic power. If you are happy with your powers, this is probably purple at best.  Warpriests, especially death domain warpriests and to a lesser extent sun and other domains, this is a good choice if you don't power swap out on poor levels.

Uncanny Dodge (PHB) You should have the wisdom for it and it is a useful feat for battle clerics.

Vexing Flanker (PHB2) Battle clerics flank enough for this to be worth it, but if your ranged party members have distant advantage then it is not that useful.

Echo Of Letheran (D380) Must worship RQ.  Radiant powers also do necrotic damage and gain necrotic keyword.  There are probably some exploits out of this, but adding necrotic doesn't help that much.

Epic Turning (DP) If you have augmented turning with other feats then keep on with this one.

Fires of Heaven (D377) When you do ongoing radiant damage, also do extra ongoing fire damage.

Glorious Channeler(DP) 2 CDs an encounter. If you have not taken another CD from a domain or other class now is the time.

Icon of Hope (DP) Other feats are just more useful.

Icon of Purity (DP) Necrotic resistance

Punishing Radiance(DP) Laser clerics definitely want this, and it is not bad for anyone with radiant powers who potentially crits a lot.

Radiant Advantage (DP) CA most of the time for your party when you hit.

Reactive Healing (DP) Most likely you will have already used healing word before they go to 0. Take supreme healing first.

Shared Healing(DP) Community surges. You may have enough surgefree healing to make surges not much of an issue by this point, but con heavy builds might want this.

Supreme Healing (DP) Doubles the usefulness of healing word.  Gold for anyone who has not focused much on healing to this point so pacifist can put this off, but this would be one of the first feats most clerics should take in epic.

Torm's Radiance(D381) Encounter and Daily powers ignore radiant resistance.

Epic Fortitude/Reflexes/Will  Your reflex is probably going to be a bit low and these stack with improved defenses.  Pacifists and lazer clerics will want to boost fortitude.  These are all fine to take for any cleric.

Font of Radiance (PHB) Most cleric will have lots of radiant powers by this point and should be getting crits farily often. This makes all that better.

Irresistible Flame(PHB) If you took a lot of fire powers, then this is OK.

Triumphant Attack (PHB) Battle clerics who were able to take an improved crit feat and lazer clerics or other multitarget clerics will want to try to take this, probably after font of radiance.

Strength or Wisdom Primary

Angelic Avenger (PHB)   C Gives you proficiency with a heavy blade of your choice: fullblade is probably your best choice, but bastard sword for small characters and glaives for polearm builds work.  The revised version is good overall.

Chromatic Bane (D378) A decent choice for any battle cleric.  Variable resistances when you use an action point and a good defensive CD power.  Also you can use strength, wisdom, or charisma for the petty good encounter and daily attack powers, both of which encourage mobility.

Gatekeeper of the Golden Palace (D387) *Must worship Erathis* .  Saving throw focused path that is best for battle clerics and ok for others who lack a way to grant saves.  The encounter and daily powers enhance any at wills.  The enounter power boosts your adjacent allies damage (ok) and the daily makes an at will stun (save ends) on a hit (daze on a miss) and allies get to push the enemy around some.

Oak Sield (D401) * Must worship Melora* .  Kind of a blah defensive oriented weapon using path.  You get lightning and thunder resistance, give out defensive boosts with your actions points, and get tremorsense at level 16.  The attack powers are not impressive, but the encounter utility power grants your party partial concealment in a close burst 5 which is a decent use of a minor action.

Paragon of Victory (D400) Good action economy path with lots of options.  The level 11 feaure is good, but requires you drop a non minion enemy.  The action point feature is a save or bonus to damage rolls.  The encounter power is minor action use a cleric at will power makes it good as an off striker path for melee builds.  The daily utiltiy is a solid area heal/buff.  The daily power is a 3 person at will attack enable for a minor action.  You need a decent MBA for the level 16 feature, which is best if you have power of skill or sonnlinar's hammer.  I played one of these with a morningstar goliath build through low paragon and it was very effective, if a bit boring.

Soul Reaper (D380) * Must worship Raven Queen*. Black for death domain warpriests.    Ignore necrotic resistance, but not many templar powers are necrotic.  Action point movement is very situational.  The utility encounter power is a very nice ally reroll effect.  Both the encounter and daily powers (whose effect can potentially hurt allies) are str or wis implement powers.

(Tactical) Warpriest (PHB) Best path for most melee clerics in general, especially those who want to off defend.  All the features of this class are good: rerolls, ac boost, good action point feature, good leadery powers, an at will mark with good punishment, and an excellent utility power.

Strength Primary 

These all have some sort of prereq or else post dragon 400 wierdness to them so most strength clerics should stick with tactical warpriest or paragon of victory, but these are not bad.  Battle chaplain and stonekeeper used to be better pre dragon 400.

Battle Chaplain (DP)  It gives you heavy shield proficiency, which if you took battle clerics lore is only a +2 to reflex and no 2-H weapon. If you  have to take healer's lore because your DM does not allow dragon material this is a good path for a battle cleric.  It has a good marking ability and the attack powers are decent.  The daily utility power is pretty situational, but so many parties are built around charging now that it will see some use.  The action point feature is good enabling.

Hammer of Moradin (DP) * Must worship Moradin* and be proficient in a warhammer or throwing hammer.  Either get it through a background or be a dwarf.  Get a +1 on hammer attacks, including weapliment attacks.  It has a good action point feature (knock prone or daze), gives you a good ranged encounter strength attack, and a tough dailiy resistance stance.

Idol of Darkness (Bovd, evil alignment) Good resistances.  Action point feature gives you concealment and the level 16 feature gives str/cha builds some good shifting when pcs or enemies drop.  Decent enemy forced movement through the daily utility and attack powers.

Stone Keeper (DP Dwarf)  You need the history skill.  It is a solid path all around that lets you do extra damage with action points and knock larger creatures prone on a crit. The one drawback now is that the level 16 feature was designed around making divine fortune a good power (basically you get a +3 to your attacks each encounter until you hit), but that is much less useful now that we have Favor of the Gods. I would not want to go through 15 levels with divine fortune, but if you are able to retrain out or start at mid paragon it is not a big deal. I used to have this path as skyblue, pre dragon mag 400.

Lightning Blitzer (D386 - Half-orcs) Lightning themed charging path for halforc battle clerics.  Good mobility and it potentially recharges furious assault, which also does extra thunder damage.  More of striker path and does not make you a better leader since none of the path features do anything for your allies.

Wisdom Primary 

Anointed Champion (DP) C An excellent buffing path for ranged clerics. You really need a high charisma to get the most out of it, but balanced clerics can get good use out of it if they have a decent charisma.  At level 16 you can have very consistent temp hitpoint generation and the daily power is one of the best for a cleric: close burst 5 radiant damage and a massive encounter long defense and offense boost for your party.

Arrow of the Moonbow (D386) * Must worship sehanine* .  For specialized bow builds.  Good class features, gives you a good CD power, and over all good attack powers.  I like seldarine deicate a little more, but this does not have racial prereqs and is almost as good. 

Astral Savant (DP)    C Good for balanced and lazer clerics. Focuses on radiant and cold damage. The level 16 power lets you reuse a CD power any time someone in your party gets hit with a crit, which should happen most encounters. 

Compassionate Healer (DP) +  Black for warpriests or zealots.  OK for those with a high number or healing surges, but I think you have better options. Messenger of Peace and Miracle Worker are both better.  Also the 11th level feature compassionate blessing got nerfed in errata.  It is still a good choice for some hybrids with high constitution and members of other classes like bear shamans and I use it in one of my example hybrid builds.

Divine Oracle (PHB) The most versatile path in the game since almost any character can make use of it. Good for any cleric who wants to target will and the other features are nice too from no more suprise to auto crits. Even useful for a few battle clerics with low wisdom since the encounter power does not require a roll and the daily is semi reliable.  Take the feats Superior Will and Focused Mind and maybe uncanny dodge so you won't worry about being dazed much when you do miss.
Exorcist of the Silver Flame (EPG) * Must worship silver flame* .  Lots of fire and radiant boosts and bonuses against certain creature types.  Anyone with radiant and fire powers will like it.

Holy Emissary (DP)  C Good ally buffing.  Saving throw bonus from gift of hope is only +2 due to errata.  Gift of grace is also now charisma based via errata.  For lazer, balanced, and healics who do not mind doing damage. 

Luckbringer of Tymora (drag 365) *Must worship tymora*  Excellent for wisdom builds. It gives you a heavy blade proficiency that you can use as a weapliment for free.  The powers are wisdom implement powers and for some reason it gives you an excellent area burst encounter vulnerability power (save ends) at level 20.  That it is an encounter might have been a mistake, but it was early in the life of 4E and they never fixed it.  This path is also wierd in that you get your AP feature at 16 (lets you spend an AP so you or an ally can reroll an attack with a bonus).  You also get a free double D20 roll once an encounter.  The level 11 power is a standard action no damage power with a good automatic defensive buff for your allies and a potential penalty to your enemies defenses.  The utility is a standard action daily that grants a bunch of saves to one target with a +4 bonus.

Messenger of Peace (DP) + My favorite path for healics that do not want to do any damage. Insane almost constant bonuses (if you use non-damaging powers) to your defenses and constant penalties to your enemies attacks at 16. Plus good powers.

Miracle Worker (DP) semi + since the encounter power damages. Best healing path for balanced, lazers, and healics that are willing to do damage.

Morninglord (FRPG) * Must worship Amaunator* . Tons of radiant vulernability and high crit.  High charisma helps.  Generally considered the best path for lazer clerics and radiant builds.

Radiant Servant (PHB) Default path for radiant themed clerics unless you have access to Morninglord, which is better.  You crit on a 19-20 with cleric radiant powers.   The action point feature and encounter power got toned down significantly in the templar update, but this is still a good path for non-hybrids.  The utiltiy power eats up standard actions, but is fairly powerful.

Scourge of Io (D369) Good against dragons and ok against other things. The action point benefit only works against dragons.

Seldarine Dedicate (DP Elf or Eladrin) Lets you use a bow as your implement, but you have to be elf or eladrin. Long range powers, along with shifting and extra uses of healing word.  For specialized bow builds.

Soul Guide (MOTP) Ranged radiant path. Best against shadow and undead and the utility power only effects them. Has one of the few ways to use channel divinity more than once an encounter in paragon.  The other radiant themed paths are much more consistently useful.

SoulForged (D385) * Must worship Moradin* .  Gain extra uses of channel divinity or heroic tier encounter power when you AP.  Several wisdom/weapon powers that can be ranged or melee, so mostly for balanced clerics or wisdom weapon clerics.  Does extra fire and radiant damage.  Its a good enough path and I planned to take in on an avenger I once played, but there are other ones that do very similar things for clerics.

Truthseeker (DP) Very good against specific enemies (those that use fear, polymorph, & psychic powers and against phasing/insubstantial/teleporting) but just ok in general. Very powerful utility and good daily power. Good for balanced and lazer. I prefer paths that are always useful.

Zealous Demagogue (D377) + Good bonuses for allies and a good potentially rechargable encounter charge enabling power, but you need at least one charger in the party to make it worth while.  One of the few paths open to all clerics since the very good daily power is the only one that has an attack roll (wisdom) and is ok on a miss.  One of the best enabling options for clerics and the path has great fluff too.  You might want a bloodfury weapon starting at 16.  

High Charisma

HeartWarder (FRPG) + * Must worship Sune* .  The attacks both use charisma, so only consider this if you have done a good job boosting it.  The encounter power dominates so that is the main selling point of the path since dominating in encounter powers is rare.  The level 16 feature penalizes enemies for focusing all their attacks against you and the action point feature works well against enemies with vulnerabilities.  I would mainly consider this path for str/cha builds with a weapliment.
 

Warpriests alone can get Devout Warpriest for their paragon path.  These are pretty good for the most part and mix with your other abilities, with a boost to one of your at wills at 11 with transcendent blessing and a boost to healing word at 16. You also get divine resurgence at level 11 instead of getting a new encounter power.  It recharges your and an ally's second winds and recharges one of your domain encounter attack powers of level 20 or lower.  For Oghma warpriests it is almost mandatory that you take this path.

Correlon I don't like the action point feature since it only helps if you spend it on a move action and you are already very mobile.  The powers are ok.  The level 16 feature of your healing word making the target invisible makes up for most of that, but that is only thing I really like about it. I would normally go for radiant exploit path like radiant servant or morninglord or else mc for a different classes path like artificer.

Death Most of it is based around autodamaging enemies, even the encounter utility.  The healing word feature boosts the damage a specific enemy takes that round.

Earth: Your healing word grants damage resistance keyed to con mod to everyone besides the target.  Action points prone an enemy.  You can make a wall of earth and your daily can potentially petrified (save ends).  Hardly any PC powers petrify so this is pretty unique.

Oghma: The main reason to go Oghma is to get access to this path.  The level 16 feature lets your healing word grant MBAs.  With gamblers word and supreme healer thats 8 free action MBAs an encounter in epic.   Everything else is solid about the path: action point gives your party a good shift, singing strike immobilizes, the utility power lets your party reroll initiative and perception/insight checks, and the daily power is a solid close burst dazing attack.

Selune Good sticky action point feature that will tie down enemies next to you. Brand of the moon grants saves to you or ally.  And a good level 20 blinding autodamage power.  The only drawback is that it was a very situational healing word boost that you will rarely get anything out of.

Storm: Action point feature dazes, healing word slides, your utlity slides, and your daily lets you auto damage adjacent enemies.

Sun: You action points give your party temp hitpoints, you can make a wall that heals allies and hinders enemy movement, healing word also grants temp hitpoints, and your daily blinds (save ends) in a close burst.  Not bad, but a bit repetitive with what you already do and you will be giving you allies a lot of temp hitpoints already.  I would go for radiant servant or morninglord over this almost all the time and one of the best sun warpriest builds I have seen was an adroit explorer.

Torm Healing word feature is excellent, especially if you can't get mark of healing.  The other parts of the path are ok, with a very situationally useful action point feature for concealed enemies.  The level 20 daily is a solid power that lets you teleport and MBA as an interrupt all encounter long.  If you can't get mark of healing this is a good option, but if you can I would probably look at another path.

Here is a quick run down of good battle cleric choices where you can use all the powers and features without worry (no stat other than strength and no implements), but most of the paths have some prerequisite: battle chaplains (no prereqs), hammer of moradin (need proficiency with throwing or warhammer and must worship moradin), Chromatic Bane (no prereqs), lightning blitzer (halforc), stone keeper (dwarf and history skill), kensei (fighter), dreadnaught (fighter), draeven marauder (fighter w/spear), champion of corellon (worship correlon and paladin), stoneblessed (goliath), storm sentinal (warden), captain of fortune (warlord), knight commander (warlord), white raven (warlord) Gatekeeper of the golden palace (worship erathis), Scion of Arkhosia (dragonborn), Mithral Arm (Dragonborn), Adroit Explorer (human), elemental tempest (genasi), warforged life seeker (warforged), Gallandra Sanctuary Guardian (mark of hospitality), and caravan master (dune trader theme).  There are other more specialized choices as well depending on race and multiclass feats, but there are potentially so many of those so they do not all get listed here.

For paths that have a strength/wisdom encounter power that you do not want you can take the reserve manuever feat from PHB2 to rotate out the path power for a lower level cleric power. For instance if a battle cleric wants to take the angelic avenger path he can switch out the level 11 wisdom encounter power for a level 7 strength power to get more out of it.

Strength Primary

Barbarian
As of now all the paths for barbarians from PHB2 revolve around you raging most of the time, but you can only rage 2 times a day in paragon, 3 times in epic assuming you used a power substitution to swap out a daily and took primal resurgance in epic. 

Wildrunner (PHB2) Lots of extra shifting and battle clerics usually are not this mobile.

Winter Fury (PP) This one is worth taking if you want to do a cold theme and are interested in untyped damage melee powers.  It works really well then, but this limits your power choices.

Fighter
Battle and balanced clerics should take a look at these.

Doomguard Marauder (MOTP) Deal extra damage

Dreadnought (MP) For hammer, maces, and axes

Kulkor Arms Master (MP2) With errata this is still an ok choice since clerics can prone and push (with a potential prone) at will now.  
 
Polearm Master (MP) Good for pole arm users 

Draeven Marauder (D365) Good choice if you use a great spear or other spear.  Cirt on a 19 at level 11, free basic attacks when you crit bloodied enemies at 16 (combine with power of skill), plus extra shifting.  No real leader benefits, but still has good features and powers.

Champion of Corellon (DP) Best paladin path for high charisma strength clerics, but diety specific.  Boosts your ac and speed.  You need a decent dex as well, but starting with 14 is enough to get the full armor bonus.

Demonslayer (DP) Another choice for strength clerics.  Good against creatures with resistances.

Knight of the Chalice (DP) Only for battle clerics with a high charisma, but it gives battle clerics 1 more choice.

Questing Knight (DP) Another choice for strength clerics with a high charisma

Slayer of the Dead (DP) not a bad choice for strength clerics, but the utility only effects undead. 

Ranger

GiantSlayer: (MP also works with fighter MC) Lots of bonuses if you are fighting larger creatures.

Horizon Walker (MP) A couple of nice bonuses that key off wisdom including a good encounter teleportation power.  You need to use a weapon to make the most of it, so it works for bow clerics, balanced clerics, and battle clerics and the daily power can be radiant or another type.

Thay Infiltrator (D370) This is setting specific for forgotten realms but is designed for ranged rangers that mc cleric and vice versa.

Warden
Like the barbarian and rages most of these revolve around you being in a polymorphed form, which you can only do 2/day in paragon, 3 times in epic assuming you used a power substitution to swap out a daily and took primal resurgance in epic. 

Storm Sentinel (PHB2) Extra lighting damage, extra self healing, flight, and an encounter close burst 2 weapon powers

Warlord
Many path features either key off of int or benefit warlords

Captain of Fortune (MP2) A path focused around allies rerolling attacks and damage.

Earthfast Brigadier (MP) If you have a high con and use axe/hammer and shield this is an ok choice and has some leader abilities.

Pack Master (MP) Lots of ally movement and some concealment

Knight Commander (PHB) Good static attack bonuses for nearby allies

White Raven (MP2) Path that gives bonuses to you and your allies depending on if you have nearby allies.  Good enabling powers.

Wisdom Primary

Radiant Visage (DP) If you are a wis primary build with an implement this is an ok choice.  Flight, extra shifting, and a second use of a CD power with action points.  Plus a rechargable close blast 5 radiant power for some control.

Serene Initiate (DP)  helps if you have a high dex, but this path lets you target more enemies with your oath ability

Weapon of Fortune (DP) Chance to reuse action points and intersting powers based on chance, definitly not for everyone.

Adept of Whispers (DP) Good for lazer clerics focusing on blast/burst powers.

Divine Philosopher (DP) only good if you have lots of knowledge skills.

Angelic Aspect (PHB2) Flight, resistances, and higher defenses.

Artificer (Int)

Spell Commander A good way to make up for your lack of enabling as a leader.  Requires a ranged weapon like a crossbow so its sort of specialized to a few builds like bow builds and corellon warpriests.

Arcane Armorer An interesting choice if you take a lot of resistance powers.  You get to add your wis mod to any resistance you hand out at level 16 and its not to hard to be handing out a lot of resistances at higher levels.  

Ardent (Cha)

Catalyst (PsP) + You don't get anything from the level 16 feature, but the enabling features are good and you don't make any actual attacks.

Goliath Juggernaut (D386) This works with either strength primary or zealot/warpriest builds with a high con. A tough, prone focused build.

Stoneblessed (PHB2) Reach, threatening reach, and extra damage. Good choice for battle clerics.

Half Orc
Bloodfury Savage (PHB2) Decent choice for battle clerics.


Human
Adroit Explorer (PHB2) This is a decent paragon path for any character. More action points and you get extra encounter powers from your class including a possible reuse power.

Shifter
Moonstalker (PHB2) Actually a decent choice. It has a wisdom power and a strength/weapon power. Lots of movement benefits.

Tiefling
Turanthi Highborn (PHB2) Good choice for a lazer cleric with a high int.

Changeling (EBPG)
Chameleon (EBPG) Its usefulness depends on your allies since you pick their powers for your paragon path powers.

Drow (FRPG)
Curseborn (D367) Good choice for lazer clerics who want to exploit their racial powers.

Genasi (FRPG)
Elemental Tempest (FRPG) Good way for battle clerics to focus on a variety of racial abilities.

Wildfire Genasi (FRPG) Good way for battle or balanced clerics to concentrate on fire powers and clerics have a couple of fire powers already.

Kalashtar (EBPG)
Lightwalker (EBPG) Resistances, surge free healing, and radiant powers.

Warforged (EBPG)

Warforged Juggernaut (EPG) Clerics have enough charging options now to make this a fairly good choice.  Very solid action point feature for charging, extra damage and push/shift when you charge, and a bonus to saves.  Best for strength primary builds with power of skill, but a str/wis build could use storm hammer.  You would want angel's rescue, valorous charge, and maybe gift of incomparable strengh from 11-14.

Warforged Lifeseeker (D364) Lots of self healing and giving out temp hitpoints.

Gallandra Sanctuary Guardian (EPG) Requires mark of Hospitality.  A decent choice for battle clerics since it is str/weapon powers and it boosts your healing abiities.

Jorasco Jadehand (EPG) Requires Mark of Healing.  Good choice for balanced and ranged clerics who want to boost their healing and save granting abilities,

Orien Swiftblade (EPG) Requires Mark of Passage.  Ok choice for battle/balanced clerics who want some movement abilities.

Dark Sun

Caravan Master (dune trader theme) Extra saves for allies, your party speed increases and a consistent way to grant basic attacks to two allies or you and an ally as your encounter power.  Clerics don't normally enable well, but this is a way to do it.  Unfortunately it uses up your theme.

Destined Scion (HoFL) The best overall bonuses of any destiny available to everyone.  Boring, but very good.

Deadly Trickster (PHB)  If you have the skill and stat prereq this is a fine choice, but only ranged clerics with high dex or those who maxed charisma will probably qualify.

Reborn Champion (D365) Pretty standard/boring destiny.  Better skill checks and good utility and level 30 powers.

Keybearer (D372) The traveler's tricks power will let lazer clerics with burst/blast powers teleport all over the place.

Prince of Hell (D372) Charisma bonus and your fire attacks ignore fire resistance. Some lazer clerics can use this.

Storm Soverign (D372) Con bonus and thunder/lighting theme.

Bahamuts Vessel (D378) (must worship Bahamut) Boost wisdom, strength, or charisma, regain HP when spending an action point.  Get a nice utilty power and evenutally turn into a dragon.

Raven Knight (D380) (Must worship Raven Queen) Con, dex and speed bonus.  Not a bad choice for battle clerics who need those stats bumped and it gives adjecent enemies -2 penalities to hit you.  Decent utility and level 30 abilities.

Racial

Deva
Disincarnate  (D385) Boosts to wisdom and another stat and interesting powers based on transforming into a raksahasa  and debuffing with your memory power.  Gives you radiant and necrotic immunity at 30.

Soul of the World (D385) Similar to reincarnate champion, but with a boost to wisdom and inteliigence.  Also you get to swap out powers with another class.

Dragonborn
Avatar of Io (Races Drag) Bonus to Str and Cha.  Fly and pick your breath weapon type.  Unfortunately radiant is not a choice, but fire and lightning are and you get a bonus to attacks when you use that type of attack afterwards.  More interesting than demigod.

Setting

Eberron
 Sublime Flame (EBPG) Revolves around fire and radiant damage (your two most common damage types), with you getting an extra daily attack power and at 30 doing extra damage with those damage types.

Champion of Prophecy (EBPG) Pick your stat bonuses and get bonuses for milestones

Dispossessed Champion (EBPG) Decent Leadership powers with shifting and healing surge sharing.

FRPG
Harper of Legend (D367) Some restirctions, but extra encoutner powers and action points.

Multiclass 

Reincarnate Champion (PP - Primal) If you can qualify this is an interesting and potentially very powerful destiny with a stat boot at 24 and you count as a member of other races.

Avangion (DS Arcane) Wisdom and either charisma or int bonus.  Get a fly speed at 24 and the ability to add radiant damage type.  Also get niftly little things like low light vision and suprenal.

Eternal Defender; (MP - Fighter) good choice for battle clerics who MC fighter.  Increase your reach, strength, and size of your weapon.

Undying Warrior (MP - Fighter) Ok choice, but I think eternal defender and adamantine soldier both offer a lot more.

Master of the Eternal Hunt (PHB3 Seeker) Bonus to wisdom and lots of neat abilities like tremor sense/darkvision 10 and the ability to ignore concealment and cover with 10 squares.  Good choice for ranged clerics.  The utiltiy requires use of a seeker power.

War Master (PHB3 Ardent) Good general leader path.  Bonus to initiative, temp hitpoints to an ally when you let another ally spend a surge, and untyped bonuses to you and your allies attacks when an ally is adjacent to the enemy.

Demiurge (PsP Psionic) Charisma and another stat bonus, a good saving throw utility, and you get and can use a lot more action points.

Master of Moments (PsP Psionic) Action points also give you a minor and move action and you get extra minor actions later on each turn.