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| heax07-06-07, 02:19 AM | Does a non-cleric, non-paladin qualify to take a single Devotion feat that his chosen deity offers? Are there any stipulations I am missing in the selection of the Law domain by, say, a Crusader of Dol Arrah (LG, offers War, Good, Law, and Sun)? I can't seem to understand the RAI the Devotion Feat section of Complete Champion uses- and my gaming group strongly adheres (in a democratic fashion, votes and all) to RAI. |
| FponkDamn07-07-07, 02:18 PM | Anyone can select Domain feats, though no character can select more than two. For a Cleric, they must match your domain access (and in many ways, these are better for Clerics since they can often gain additional uses of their abilities by spending Turn attempts). If you select a second Domain feat, it must be thematically linked to the first (usually as domains offered by a single deity, though a worshipper of no deity could take Healing and Protection easily enough). So, anyone can take them. - Johnny |
| Aleolus07-07-07, 02:53 PM | No, he's meaning the Devotion Feats listed in Complete Champion. And there is no requirements to take them, so any character can take any one of them and acquire the benefits of it. I must admit, I like the devotion feats, especially the Knowledge Devotion one. |
| FponkDamn07-07-07, 04:50 PM | Sorry; I knew what he meant, I just replaced "Devotion" with "Domain". Since they're named after Domains and all. My bad. The information is still correct, though. - Johnny |