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ranagrande 02-17-07, 07:00 AM	Be a Lawful Good Half-Elf or Wood Elf and follow any Lawful Good deity that appeals to you. 1. Ranger 1, Weapon Focus(Deity's favored weapon) 2. Knight 1 3. Knight 2, True Believer 4. Paladin 1 5. Paladin 2 6. Knight 3, Skill Focus(Knowledge(religion) 7. Pious Templar 1 8. Divine Crusader 1 9. Divine Oracle 1, feat 10. Divine Oracle 2 11. Seeker of the Misty Isle 1 12. Contemplative 1, feat 13. Contemplative 2 14. Seeker of the Misty Isle 2 15. Seeker of the Misty Isle 3, feat This build starts out being primarily a warrior-type, but then halfway through it becomes a strong caster. It ends up being able to cast 8th level spells from four different domains, Oracle, Travel, and two of your choice. It has +11 BAB, the same as a 15th level cleric, but it also has a whole bunch of extra abilities including Mettle, Prescient Sense, and Divine Grace. The only stat it really depends on is Charisma, although it also requires a Wisdom of at least 11 and probably an Intelligence of at least 10. There's a lot of room to customize too, with three open feats, and the two domain choices. The only real problem I can see is that it would likely require two special missions. So, thoughts?
Mommy was an Orc 02-17-07, 09:10 AM	You're going to have table variation on the extra domains. Divine Crusaders are only allowed to cast spells from their chosen domain.
ranagrande 02-17-07, 09:28 AM	You're going to have table variation on the extra domains. Divine Crusaders are only allowed to cast spells from their chosen domain. Hrm, I don't see any reason why Divine Crusaders wouldn't be able to follow the rules for extra domains as outlined in Complete Divine. Of course, that would also mean that there would be a limit of one spell per level per day from outside the originally chosen domain. It seems to me like it should work though. Judges, how would you rule this?
Mommy was an Orc 02-17-07, 09:56 AM	Hrm, I don't see any reason why Divine Crusaders wouldn't be able to follow the rules for extra domains as outlined in Complete Divine. Of course, that would also mean that there would be a limit of one spell per level per day from outside the originally chosen domain. It seems to me like it should work though. She may only prepare and cast spells from her chosen domain Divine Crusader is limited by that line, not by the rules of Extra Domains. Some people don't agree with that and that's why there's table variation...
ranagrande 02-17-07, 10:06 AM	Divine Crusader is limited by that line, not by the rules of Extra Domains. Some people don't agree with that and that's why there's table variation... Ah, ok I can see that now. I think it would be worth it even with that risk though. Even if a GM ruled against casting spells from the bonus domains, the granted powers would still be in effect.
jstorrie 02-17-07, 08:11 PM	Sure, but Travel domain offers no power if you're not a Cleric (X rounds of Freedom of Movement, where X is your Cleric level...)