| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| kubelick06-07-07, 04:20 PM | is there a feat granting, in some wicked, warped and broken way, a paladin access to a domain? |
| tarkin06-07-07, 04:40 PM | Has to be a prestige Class. Domains include a feat or stronger ability, so by definition they are too powerfull to get using just a feat. There are several Prestige Classes that do this, adding a domain to your existing caster class. Class: minimum paladin level to obtain Church Inquistor: Pal 9 Contemplative: Pal 10 Divine Oracle: Pal 5 Justice Hammer of Moradin: Pal 5 Mystic Keeper of Correlon: Pal 7 Seeker of the Mysty Isle: Pal 13 Of these Contemplative is the only one that lets you CHOOSE which domain. The rest grant a specific Domain or from a set of specific domains |
| kubelick06-08-07, 02:36 PM | well, yeh. sure it's too powerful for a feat. i just thought, maybe there's a loophole somewhere. but thanks for the tips. |
| Rowangar06-08-07, 07:29 PM | I've often thought the paladin should get a domain instead of those cursed remove diseases. |
| ank06-12-07, 02:38 PM | The swift wing prestige class from Dragon Magic allows access to the dragon domain, and a paladin with 3rd level divine spells can go into the Singer of Concordance from Races of the Dragon to be able to choose from something like 4 domains. There is also dracolite, from draconomicon, that with 2nd level casting, grants access to the glory prestige domain. |