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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Li Shenron" data-source="post: 1401583" data-attributes="member: 1465">By the PHB it's a perfectly legal option for a Cleric. But it has to make sense in your campaign, and forbidding the godless clerics is the most common choice IMO. I think the idea is simply to keep an open door for campaigns where the pantheon is not so simply designed as it is in core D&D, as an example in the Book of the Righteous there is the Great Church who worships all gods at the same time (well, in BotR all "gods" are good, and their evil conterpart is the fiends, which are out of the Great Church). Clerics of something along that line are specifically allowed by the godless option in the PHB, if a DM wants this different kind of religion for his setting.It should be clear to the DM if a player wants this option only because he likes 2 domains but there's no printed deity to grant them both at the same time. But also, it wouldn't be bad if the player simply came up with an idea for a NEW deity to grant him them.(As a minor note, remember that the alignment domains can be taken only by a cleric of that alignment, and it's possible to be the same for racial domains in FRCS, IIRC)</blockquote>