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| − | + | The '''Temperance domain''' was a deity domain that granted divine spellcasters like [[cleric]]s with temperance-related [[spell]]s and powers.<ref name="D355-26">{{Cite dragon/355/Seven Saintly Domains|26}}</ref> |
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==Deities== |
==Deities== |
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| + | When preparing spells for the day, any domain spell that was unused on the previous day granted the priest healing in proportion to the level of the spell (the more difficult the spell, the more health was restored).<ref name="D355-26"/> |
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==Spells== |
==Spells== |
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| − | Novice spellcasters were able to use the ''[[remove fear]]'', ''[[calm emotions]]'', and ''[[dispel magic]]'' spells. Clerics of some experience could cast ''[[neutralize poison]]'', ''[[atonement]]'', and ''[[greater dispel magic]]''. Those that were masters in this domain had access to ''[[symbol of stunning]]'', ''[[shield of law]]'', and ''[[iron body]]''. |
+ | Novice spellcasters were able to use the ''[[remove fear]]'', ''[[calm emotions]]'', and ''[[dispel magic]]'' spells. Clerics of some experience could cast ''[[neutralize poison]]'', ''[[atonement]]'', and ''[[greater dispel magic]]''. Those that were masters in this domain had access to ''[[symbol of stunning]]'', ''[[shield of law]]'', and ''[[iron body]]''.<ref name="D355-26"/> |
==Appendix== |
==Appendix== |
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Latest revision as of 05:47, 3 August 2020
The Temperance domain was a deity domain that granted divine spellcasters like clerics with temperance-related spells and powers.[1]
Deities[]
Powers[]
When preparing spells for the day, any domain spell that was unused on the previous day granted the priest healing in proportion to the level of the spell (the more difficult the spell, the more health was restored).[1]
Spells[]
Novice spellcasters were able to use the remove fear, calm emotions, and dispel magic spells. Clerics of some experience could cast neutralize poison, atonement, and greater dispel magic. Those that were masters in this domain had access to symbol of stunning, shield of law, and iron body.[1]
Appendix[]
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Hal Maclean (May 2007). “Seven Saintly Domains”. In Erik Mona ed. Dragon #355 (Paizo Publishing, LLC), p. 26.
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