Ur Priest "domain" ??? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Ur Priest "domain" ??? [Archive] - Wizards Community

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nighttree
09-06-07, 11:06 PM Can anyone think of a way that an Ur Priest (base class warlock) could gain a domain ?
fatmonkey
09-06-07, 11:13 PM multiclassing into one of the classes that grants a domain (many are in the same book as ur priest)
Jaxgaret
09-07-07, 04:08 AM Ur Priest (base class warlock)

Going Warlock is such a sweet idea for gaining entrance to the Ur-Priest.
nighttree
09-07-07, 09:55 AM Going Warlock is such a sweet idea for gaining entrance to the Ur-Priest.

So far the character build is going very nicely....:D
Hellbred warlock/binder.....then into Ur Priest for a couple of levels, then into Eldritch Disciple.

It was my understanding that a Ur Priest CAN'T multiclass in a normal divine class (or allready have divine magic).
So the only way I can think of for one to gain a domain would be if there is a feat that grants a domain, and that he can meet the other requirements of.
Mr_Teapot
09-07-07, 01:36 PM It was my understanding that a Ur Priest CAN'T multiclass in a normal divine class (or allready have divine magic).
So the only way I can think of for one to gain a domain would be if there is a feat that grants a domain, and that he can meet the other requirements of.

Any preexisting divine spellcasting is lost (and maybe any gained later from a different class). But an Ur-Priest can still advance their own divine casting using a divine casting PrC.

So classes like Contemplative, Divine Oracle, Seeker of Misty Isle or Warpriest would all give you a domain if you qualify for them (Church Inquisitor you probably can't qualify for, but would also give you a domain).

Contemplative gives any domain of your choice, but you need to meet an outsider representative of your religion, which some see as antithetical tot he Ur-Priest. But a suitable character background could work it out, probably. Maybe your GM would allow a nasty confrontation with a deity to qualify you.
nighttree
09-07-07, 10:26 PM Contemplative gives any domain of your choice, but you need to meet an outsider representative of your religion, which some see as antithetical tot he Ur-Priest. But a suitable character background could work it out, probably. Maybe your GM would allow a nasty confrontation with a deity to qualify you.

I wonder if an "outsider" forced would still qualify, as he tends to "force" outsiders to do his bidding, just like he "steals" powers from the gods?

He also has a few levles of Binder, are vestiges considered "Outsiders" ?
nighttree
09-08-07, 11:28 AM Contemplative just might work......Thanks Mr Teapot.
Khatoblepas
09-08-07, 02:20 PM I'd say binding and conversing with Karsus would work - he's the definitive "tries to steal power from the gods", like he did with 2nd edition to change the way spells are done. If anyone's a representative of what Ur-Priests stand for it's him.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
nighttree 09-06-07, 11:06 PM	Can anyone think of a way that an Ur Priest (base class warlock) could gain a domain ?
fatmonkey 09-06-07, 11:13 PM	multiclassing into one of the classes that grants a domain (many are in the same book as ur priest)
Jaxgaret 09-07-07, 04:08 AM	Ur Priest (base class warlock) Going Warlock is such a sweet idea for gaining entrance to the Ur-Priest.
nighttree 09-07-07, 09:55 AM	Going Warlock is such a sweet idea for gaining entrance to the Ur-Priest. So far the character build is going very nicely....:D Hellbred warlock/binder.....then into Ur Priest for a couple of levels, then into Eldritch Disciple. It was my understanding that a Ur Priest CAN'T multiclass in a normal divine class (or allready have divine magic). So the only way I can think of for one to gain a domain would be if there is a feat that grants a domain, and that he can meet the other requirements of.
Mr_Teapot 09-07-07, 01:36 PM	It was my understanding that a Ur Priest CAN'T multiclass in a normal divine class (or allready have divine magic). So the only way I can think of for one to gain a domain would be if there is a feat that grants a domain, and that he can meet the other requirements of. Any preexisting divine spellcasting is lost (and maybe any gained later from a different class). But an Ur-Priest can still advance their own divine casting using a divine casting PrC. So classes like Contemplative, Divine Oracle, Seeker of Misty Isle or Warpriest would all give you a domain if you qualify for them (Church Inquisitor you probably can't qualify for, but would also give you a domain). Contemplative gives any domain of your choice, but you need to meet an outsider representative of your religion, which some see as antithetical tot he Ur-Priest. But a suitable character background could work it out, probably. Maybe your GM would allow a nasty confrontation with a deity to qualify you.
nighttree 09-07-07, 10:26 PM	Contemplative gives any domain of your choice, but you need to meet an outsider representative of your religion, which some see as antithetical tot he Ur-Priest. But a suitable character background could work it out, probably. Maybe your GM would allow a nasty confrontation with a deity to qualify you. I wonder if an "outsider" forced would still qualify, as he tends to "force" outsiders to do his bidding, just like he "steals" powers from the gods? He also has a few levles of Binder, are vestiges considered "Outsiders" ?
nighttree 09-08-07, 11:28 AM	Contemplative just might work......Thanks Mr Teapot.
Khatoblepas 09-08-07, 02:20 PM	I'd say binding and conversing with Karsus would work - he's the definitive "tries to steal power from the gods", like he did with 2nd edition to change the way spells are done. If anyone's a representative of what Ur-Priests stand for it's him.