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<!-- if this is subclass grants additional spells, please use the following template. if not, please delete the following template -->{{5e Subclass Spells Table|name=Travel Domain|class=Cleric Domain|spells1lvl1=[[SRD5:Purify Food and Drink|Purify Food and Drink]], [[SRD5:Sanctuary|Sanctuary]]|spells3lvl3=[[SRD5:Fly|Fly]], [[SRD5:Waterwalk|Waterwalk]]|spells5lvl5=[[SRD5:Geas|Geas]], [[SRD5:Teleportation Circle|Teleportation Circle]]|spells7lvl7=[[SRD5:Etherealness|Etherealness]], [[SRD5:Plane Shift|Plane Shift]]|spells9lvl9=[[SRD5:Astral Projection|Astral Projection]], [[SRD5:Gate|Gate]]}}<!-- delete to this line to remove the subclass spells table -->''The above are [[SRD5:Domain Spell|Domain Spell]]s''
→Travel Domain: utilized the Template:5e Divine Domain
''The '''Travel Domain''' is a [[SRD5:Divine Domain|Divine Domain]] for the [[SRD5:Cleric|Cleric]] class.''
{{5e Divine Domain|name=Travel|summary= Travel Domain of travelers, merchants, and pilgrims. |desc== Gods of the '''Travel Domain''' are usually not the primary god in a pantheon, but is often offered sacrifices by those who travel frequently or embark on a long trip (caravan leaders, ship's captains, pilgrims, messengers, soldiers on a march, etc.). Hermes of the Greek or Mecury of the Roman pathos would be an example of a deity that may embody the Travel domain.
Usually priests and clerics of such deities are either itinerate or pilgrims. Often the worshipers don't settle down long enough to build temples, shrines being more common.
==Bonus Proficiencies==
