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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Edena_of_Neith" data-source="post: 2780414" data-attributes="member: 2020">How about a Domain of Happiness?  This Domain would come complete with it's own Granted Powers from 1st through 9th level, and would have it's own Domain spells.  Clerics could worship Happiness as a primordial concept.  In the Forgotten Realms, Clerics of Happiness would be polytheists.  Some would worship Llirra, Sune, Sharess, and Helm (those focused on love and relationships.)  Some would worship Eilistraee, Corellon, and Hanali (those specialized in peace among elves and drow.)  Some would worship Gond, Oghma, and Llirra (those specialized in gnomish creation.)  Some would worship Torm, Llirra, and certain others (those specialized in personal accomplishment and actualization.)  On Krynn, Clerics of Happiness would be Mystics or a specialized branch of the Clergy of Paladine.  On Athas, Clerics of Happiness would be specialized Elementalists who focused on life and all it's beauty and value (an extraordinarily rare viewpoint to look for on Athas.)  In Ravenloft, Clerics of Happiness wouldn't last long.  But perhaps their tragic and gruesome deaths would reinforce their messages to those who heard them, to grab onto what happiness can be had, while life lasts.  Any Good Cleric could take Happiness as one of his Domains.  Happiness would be an inherently Good concept, and those with it would have access to the Exalted Rules.  The joy and happiness of seductive evil, tyranny, sadism, and murder, would fall outside the Domain of Happiness into other Domains.  In a world where Good and Evil are strictly defined, and there are Exalted and Vile rules, I'd think this would work.  Just a thought.</blockquote>

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