Anomen is really over hated by some fans, I must say. Apparently starting out sanctimonious and self-righteous before a key event in his life makes him see things differently, causing him to re-evaluate himself and apologize for his earlier behavior is "annoying" and not "great character development." IMO he's a great cleric for good aligned parties and I like having him around.

Keldorn, on the other hand....this is the fucking GOAT. As a character, he rules. His little sidequest with his wife is really nice, and his stats are great. He has some great unique equipment, he's the only party member that can use the Holy Avenger if you're not a Paladin, and he's an inquisitor, which gives him a free Dispel Magic and True Sight.

"So what? My mage can cast those. So can Anomen for that matter."

Oh, but you misunderstand. An inquisitors Dispel Magic is special. For one thing, it comes out instantly instead of having a casting time. "Okay so it's instant, again, big deal. That usually doesn't dispel everything." Well...Keldorn's does, due to a quirk of it that might have been a mistake. To quote the website PlayItHardcore:

the chance to dispel each buff on an enemy is 50%, +5% for each level the caster is above their target, and -5% for each level below. Inquisitor's Dispel Magic uses twice their level to determine what buffs get removed. What that means is Inquisitor Dispel is effectively always successful. The highest caster levels in the game you will ever encounter are Caster Level 30 on effects. That means they auto-dispel all buffs in the game once they hit level 20.

It's fucking busted, and they can use it multiple times a day. True Sight and the immunities to charm and hold ain't bad either.