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<blockquote data-quote="Nork" data-source="post: 5316754" data-attributes="member: 59879">No domain keywords on powers.The Warpriest build has entries that states stuff like &quot;You gain an encounter attack power associated with your domain (storm page 109, or sun page 115).&quot;However, the powers in the domain sections are Cleric Attack/Utility # powers.I think RAW, if you want really wanted to &quot;fight the power&quot; and substitute any cleric encounter power of the same type and of equal or lesser level, I would think that would be legal.So domains seem to be more like guidelines than rules.Although IMO a DM would be well within their rights to treat the guidelines as rules.&nbsp; Or the DM could require the player to roleplay out their Warpriest's petitioning of their god to get a power outside of their domain.&nbsp; (&quot;Ok, so give Pelor your pitch on why he should grant you an ice based prayer.&quot;)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nork, post: 5316754, member: 59879"] No domain keywords on powers. The Warpriest build has entries that states stuff like "You gain an encounter attack power associated with your domain (storm page 109, or sun page 115)." However, the powers in the domain sections are Cleric Attack/Utility # powers. I think RAW, if you want really wanted to "fight the power" and substitute any cleric encounter power of the same type and of equal or lesser level, I would think that would be legal. So domains seem to be more like guidelines than rules. Although IMO a DM would be well within their rights to treat the guidelines as rules. Or the DM could require the player to roleplay out their Warpriest's petitioning of their god to get a power outside of their domain. ("Ok, so give Pelor your pitch on why he should grant you an ice based prayer.") [/QUOTE]

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