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Applying Domains to new classes.

TobyFox2002

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I was wondering if there were any examples of adding Domains to classes other than cleric. I know there is Blightbringer, but that grants the domain to the base class.

I'm working on the Arachnomancer (Drow of the Underdark)

I'm sure I've seen a class out there, but I cant figure which and where. If someone could give me a hand. And also give an example of an eval rule to restrict the choice of a domain that would be awesome.
 
When I did the Divine Oracle, I used the following script to limit the options for choosing domains:

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Code:
field[cCstSpExpr].text &= " | thingid.cdOracle"
 
Yeah, but I cant get the secondary spell lists used for the domain spells to appear. Yeah Okay, I see what this is supposed to do, but I need to apply the domain to the prestige class not the base class.
 
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Yeah, but I cant get the secondary spell lists used for the domain spells to appear. Yeah Okay, I see what this is supposed to do, but I need to apply the domain to the prestige class not the base class.

Hmm...I've definitely done something like this before. Let me see if I can figure out which class it was for.

Meh...can't remember or find what class it was. In any case, you need to use the secondary spell stuff.

For example, to assign the Air Domain spells, you would assign the following tag:

Code:
SecClsAllw.Air
 
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I'm trying to make a spontaneous casting cleric (i.e. cast spells like a sorcerer or Favored Soul) but the domains are all wonky because the tab appears but it says there is nothing to select.
 
I'm trying to make a spontaneous casting cleric (i.e. cast spells like a sorcerer or Favored Soul) but the domains are all wonky because the tab appears but it says there is nothing to select.

In the editor in the class tab for your class, look under the Custom Abilities section. At the very bottom there is a buttom marked "Allow Class Abilities...". Open this up and select Cleric. That *should* work, though since its Domains and they act weird I'm not 100% certain.
 
I do it with a couple of altered classes and prestige classes.

1. Set Allow Class Abilities to Cleric. This will inherit its custom abilities, which are domains.

2. Add one to the cCustTot field on the class.
Code:
field[cCustTot].arrayvalue[0] += 1

3. If you want the class to have additional domain spells per level.
Code:
field[cSecSplReq].value += 1

I believe this is all you have to do to get it to work. Not entirely sure though, I'm just looking at my setup. It may have some other underpinnings I'm not aware of, but nothing jumps out at me.
 
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