Dominator (3.5e Cleric Domain)

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Dominator Domain

The domain used for those who would control, dominate, and imprison others. Deities of power and demands may take on the abilities of the dominator domain.

Granted Powers[edit]

You can deal nonlethal damage with a weapon without penalty. Even if you deal lethal damage any attack would bring an opponent to 0 or fewer HP, you may reduce the damage so that the opponent is left with 1, 0, or -1 HP and is stable. When your nonlethal weapon attack would bring the opponent's nonlethal damage total higher than their HP, you may reduce the damage dealt so that their total nonlethal damage equals their remaining HP and they are staggered.

You gain proficiency in the whip.

If you gain the False Swipe, beyond the improved benefits from the feat those who have been knocked staggered or unconscious by your damage take a -2 penalty to mind-affecting effects and the effects of spells on this domain for 24 hours. This is considered a curse.

Dominator Domain Spells[edit]

  1. command
  2. hold person
  3. bands of steelSpC
  4. black tentacles
  5. dominate person
  6. geas/quest
  7. forcecage
  8. demand
  9. dominate monster

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