Arent Cavaliers supposed to have cleric spells?

Not really up on my D&D rules, but if you think about it, the Cavalier was the stereotypical "Knight in Shining Armour."

At high levels paladins gain cleric spells, Rangers gaain access to druid spells, from level 9 onwards I think, but don't hold me too that I've not played the game in ages.

You are correct Daniel, with the exception of the Inquisitor class. But the max spell level you can reach is 4 so don't get your hopes up for high level spell casting with a kick arse tank. But those 4 levels help. Especially Doom, Chant, Draw Upon Holy Might, and Defensive Harmony to name a few.

<font color="gold">In level 9, the Cavalier gets one lvl. 1 Priest spell. In level 20, the Cavalier has a max of 3 lvl. 1, 2, 3 and 4 Priest spells. ;) </font>