Walker in the Waste [Archive] - Wizards Community

Walker in the Waste [Archive] - Wizards Community

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tilloch
08-06-06, 07:04 PM The Sand Swimmer campaign card allows the Walker in the Waste prestige class. However, that class requires that you know three spells from the Sand or Thirst domain. Neither of these domains appear to be available in XE. They are from Sandstorm and are not in the Spell Compendium or ECS. The no deity option for Clerics allows you to select from the Spell Compendium so that doesn't allow access. Any solutions?

Second question: The example they give in the description of the class is a 5th level druid/9th level Walker. 5th level druid will only net you 2 spells in the Sand domain and one in Thirst. Does that imply that a cleric with the Sand and Thirst Domains could start this PrC at 3rd level. They would have four spells combined from the two domains.

The Walker in the Waste is pretty much my whole character idea, so if there is no solution to the domains issue I need to punt.

Tilloch
Norg
08-07-06, 10:52 AM Under the Spells section of the card it states that you have access to all non-restricted spells from the "Sandstorm" book. And in the restricted spells section of the Campaign Documents it has no restrictions of "Sandstorm" spells yet.
Reska
08-07-06, 12:09 PM And, while you have to be able to cast 3 spells from the Sand or Thirst Domain, you A) Don't have to have one in each domain, and b) Don't even have to have the domain. Just the spells you cast have to show up in that domain. That's how the Druid in the example can qualify.

That said, you couldn't start at 3rd, cause I know there's even more restriction that just casting the spells.
tilloch
08-07-06, 07:57 PM If spells in a book are unlocked, does that necessarily mean that the Domains are unlocked too?

That said, you couldn't start at 3rd, cause I know there's even more restriction that just casting the spells.

The additonal restrictions are "any nongood" alignment and Heat Endurance. Both are easily acheivable by 3rd level, especially by an Asherati (Heat Endurance as a racial bonus feat).

I was thinking that all three spells needed to come from only one of the domains. That would require a minimum 5th level cleric which seems to be the level where most other PrC's can be acheived. That is not true with the example given in Sandstorm though. While the druid is 5th level, she has three spells spread across both of the domains instead of all three spells coming from one of the domains.

Tilloch
Lt_Col_Pilgrim
08-08-06, 07:21 PM You don't have to have those domains; just the ability to cast those spells.

Being divine spells, if unlocked via a card they are available for you to use as a cleric.
Marcus Majarra
08-14-06, 02:05 AM If spells in a book are unlocked, does that necessarily mean that the Domains are unlocked too?
I'm inclined to believe that they are, seeing as they are found in the spells section of Sandstorm.

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tilloch 08-06-06, 07:04 PM	The Sand Swimmer campaign card allows the Walker in the Waste prestige class. However, that class requires that you know three spells from the Sand or Thirst domain. Neither of these domains appear to be available in XE. They are from Sandstorm and are not in the Spell Compendium or ECS. The no deity option for Clerics allows you to select from the Spell Compendium so that doesn't allow access. Any solutions? Second question: The example they give in the description of the class is a 5th level druid/9th level Walker. 5th level druid will only net you 2 spells in the Sand domain and one in Thirst. Does that imply that a cleric with the Sand and Thirst Domains could start this PrC at 3rd level. They would have four spells combined from the two domains. The Walker in the Waste is pretty much my whole character idea, so if there is no solution to the domains issue I need to punt. Tilloch
Norg 08-07-06, 10:52 AM	Under the Spells section of the card it states that you have access to all non-restricted spells from the "Sandstorm" book. And in the restricted spells section of the Campaign Documents it has no restrictions of "Sandstorm" spells yet.
Reska 08-07-06, 12:09 PM	And, while you have to be able to cast 3 spells from the Sand or Thirst Domain, you A) Don't have to have one in each domain, and b) Don't even have to have the domain. Just the spells you cast have to show up in that domain. That's how the Druid in the example can qualify. That said, you couldn't start at 3rd, cause I know there's even more restriction that just casting the spells.
tilloch 08-07-06, 07:57 PM	If spells in a book are unlocked, does that necessarily mean that the Domains are unlocked too? That said, you couldn't start at 3rd, cause I know there's even more restriction that just casting the spells. The additonal restrictions are "any nongood" alignment and Heat Endurance. Both are easily acheivable by 3rd level, especially by an Asherati (Heat Endurance as a racial bonus feat). I was thinking that all three spells needed to come from only one of the domains. That would require a minimum 5th level cleric which seems to be the level where most other PrC's can be acheived. That is not true with the example given in Sandstorm though. While the druid is 5th level, she has three spells spread across both of the domains instead of all three spells coming from one of the domains. Tilloch
Lt_Col_Pilgrim 08-08-06, 07:21 PM	You don't have to have those domains; just the ability to cast those spells. Being divine spells, if unlocked via a card they are available for you to use as a cleric.
Marcus Majarra 08-14-06, 02:05 AM	If spells in a book are unlocked, does that necessarily mean that the Domains are unlocked too? I'm inclined to believe that they are, seeing as they are found in the spells section of Sandstorm.