Moon and Summoning Domains [Archive] - Wizards Community

Moon and Summoning Domains [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
ShanxAlot
09-13-07, 06:41 PM Anyone other then Selune or Eilistraee(most likely gonna be a FR campaign, otherwise it'll be Arcanis and I'll be shot)? I really like the domain and it's a really nice fit flavor wise but in terms of complying with the rules I can't really get my Male Cleric to fit with either of them...(and yes I know that it isn't always required to fit with the "typical worshipers" but I've got a few rule lawyers in the group)

Also what deities posses the Summoning Domain?
lint trap
09-13-07, 07:48 PM Dragon #340 had rules for worshiping the moon as a deity, rather than a deity of the moon. Cut out the middle man.
Borris
09-14-07, 05:59 AM In the Forgotten Realms, Eilistraee, Hathor, Hiatea, Malar, Sehanine Moonbow, Selūne, and Sharindlar all give access to the Moon domain.

As far as I know, however, no deitiy on Toril officially grants access to the Summoning domain. And none has summoning or conjuration as a portfolio.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
ShanxAlot 09-13-07, 06:41 PM	Anyone other then Selune or Eilistraee(most likely gonna be a FR campaign, otherwise it'll be Arcanis and I'll be shot)? I really like the domain and it's a really nice fit flavor wise but in terms of complying with the rules I can't really get my Male Cleric to fit with either of them...(and yes I know that it isn't always required to fit with the "typical worshipers" but I've got a few rule lawyers in the group) Also what deities posses the Summoning Domain?
lint trap 09-13-07, 07:48 PM	Dragon #340 had rules for worshiping the moon as a deity, rather than a deity of the moon. Cut out the middle man.
Borris 09-14-07, 05:59 AM	In the Forgotten Realms, Eilistraee, Hathor, Hiatea, Malar, Sehanine Moonbow, Selūne, and Sharindlar all give access to the Moon domain. As far as I know, however, no deitiy on Toril officially grants access to the Summoning domain. And none has summoning or conjuration as a portfolio.