Domain Granted Power Wizard ACF question.

[RUMBLETiGER]

I'm trying to see if I understand what this is saying. This is from Complete Champion, p.52.

The ACF reads states that you choose a domain instead of the bonus Wizard feat. You only get the granted domain power, not the spells. But then it says this:

"Special: If you take levels in a class that grants you a domain choice (such as cleric), you gain the full benefits of the domain in addition to the other domains available to you from that class."

Does this mean:

1- a single level dip into Cleric allows you to add the spells to your Wizard list
2- leveling up Cleric will allow you to add this domain to your Cleric domains and access them as a Cleric would of your Cleric spellcasting list?

 

[MarkB]

Option 2. If you're playing a Wizard, you just get the domain power, but if you're playing a Wizard/Cleric, that domain is considered to be one of your Cleric domains for purposes of your Cleric spell list. So when he prepares his domain spells, he has three spells to choose between at each level.

Adding spells to your Wizard spell list is not a benefit granted by a domain.

 

[Dragon's Lair(Italy)]

Beware! If i don't miserunderstood MarkB, the domain you gain as a Wizard does not benefit you of the domain spell. To put it simply, you cannot do it because it's granted only the power of the domain, and not the spell also(they are taken "as a wizard" and not "as a cleric")

 

[RUMBLETiGER]

The feat specifically states that you gain the domain power, and not the spells.

But then, it goes on to have a special condition, which I quoted. I was fuzzy on what exactly "Full benefits of the domain" meant. I figured that meant access to the spells, but I was unsure as to which class's spell list that became added to.

 

[Dragon's Lair(Italy)]

but I was unsure as to which class's spell list that became added to.

Exactly