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m (LocalFishman moved page Spontaneous Domain Access to Spontaneous Domains: Wrong name, we don't use that specific feat)
 
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|Name=Spontaneous Domains
|Name=Spontaneous Domain Access
|Source=Complete Champion
|Source=Epic Level Handbook
|Type=Magic
|Type=Magic
|Description=Select a domain of spells you have access to. You can spontaneously convert spells into spells of this domain.
|Description=You need not prepare your domain spells in advance.
|Prerequisites=Epic Level§ Ability to cast 9th level divine spells§ Spellcraft (30 ranks)§ WIS 25
|Prerequisites=Ability to cast 3rd level spells§ Access to two or more cleric domains
|Content=You may spontaneously convert any prepared cleric spell (except a domain spell) into a domain spell of the same level in the selected domain, just as a cleric channels energy to convert spells into cure spells.
|Content=When preparing your spells for the day, you can leave your domain slots open. You can then choose, when the situation arises, to cast any of the domain spells you could normally have prepared for a given level. However, you are still limited to one domain spell per level per day.
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'''Normal'''
Clerics must prepare their domain spells before casting.

Latest revision as of 17:38, 29 October 2023

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Source: Complete Champion

Description: You need not prepare your domain spells in advance.

Prerequisites: Ability to cast 3rd level spells, Access to two or more cleric domains


When preparing your spells for the day, you can leave your domain slots open. You can then choose, when the situation arises, to cast any of the domain spells you could normally have prepared for a given level. However, you are still limited to one domain spell per level per day.


Normal

Clerics must prepare their domain spells before casting.