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Message: <blockquote data-quote="strongbow" data-source="post: 136215" data-attributes="member: 2650">I play an OA Shaman, and took the Divine Disciple prestige class from the Forgotten Realms book.  For those of you who do not own the Oriental Adventures book, there is a Shaman class that is a combination of paladin, druid, and cleric.  Shamans get two patron spirits which function like domains for a cleric.For those of you looking to be able to cast more domain spells, a class feature of the Shaman at 11th level is a 3rd Domain AND the ability to cast two domain spells per day.  Very nice.Now the problem is, what happens when a Shaman gets a Prestige Domain?  Since he/she is not restricted to a single god like a cleric is, could he/she choose any domain listed?  Normally, when a cleric gains a prestige domain, it must come from one of the remaining domains that the patron deity has.  1) So what should a 11th level Shaman do? 2) How do you adjudicate prestige domains for a Shaman? 3) What should the DM allow?4) And more specifically, how do you adapt the Divine Disciple class, if you can at all, to an OA campaign? As a side note, is the plural of shaman REALLY shawoman?  That sounds like an April Fool's joke to me.I'm going to start a new thread about Shamans and domains asking some of these questions, but I thought I should go ahead and post here.  (I took the Time Domain as my prestige domain to get the Improved Initiative Feat for free, BTW)</blockquote>