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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voidrazor" data-source="post: 3377178" data-attributes="member: 41605">Yep, I meant Divine Metamagic : Persistant Spell. Cool.The Granted power of the Destiny domain is "A single attack, save, ability check, or skill check made by a willing creature other than yourself can be rerolled before the DM has declared the roll a success or failure, though the new roll must be kept. Usable once per day as an Immediate Action. You must be able to see the target." But the domain spell list has a couple of spells that aren't available elsewhere. They're listed in Crystal Keep's clerical domains section. I'll copy them here for your perusal.6th Warp Destiny(RoD p169)<Trans, VS, 1 Immediate Action, Personal, Instantaneous>– Change the result of an attack or saving throw at the cost of a penalty:a) if cast after the caster has failed a saving throw, the caster may reroll the save withan Insight bonus equal to Caster level (max +20).b) if caster after the caster has been struck in combat, the attack is rerolled with thecaster gaining an Insight bonus to AC equal to Caster level (max +20) (even if the caster was Flat-Footed). In both cases, the caster receives a –4 penalty on all saves and to AC until the start of the caster’s turn.9th Choose Destiny(RoD p164)<Div, V, 1 Swift Action, Personal, 1rnd/lvl>– The caster gets to roll twice for All Actions he/she makes and gets to choose which of therolls is used.Those Shapechange scrolls were, in fact, 60th CL. The campaign that version of the character was from allowed custom magic items, so those were bought using the standard formula for scrolls, just at a crazy high CL so they'd last most of the day. They won't be on the sheet I put together for your game.What gods are available for your world? I don't suppose I could create my own? If so, I'd probably go with something along the lines of the god of evolution, a primevil deity that usually remains aloof and has few human worshippers, but is vastly displeased about how the breaking of the ban could effect the future of numerous non-sentient species.</blockquote>

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