Help with Dwarven Cleric

[Traveon Wyvernspur]

I found the answer I was looking for when choosing domains:

Domains

Clerics may select any two of the domains granted by their deity. Clerics without a deity may select any two domains (choice are subject to GM approval).


So I guess I need to stick with two of the following: Chaos, Charm, Good, Liberation, Strength, Travel. Which are granted by Cayden Cailean.


I picked Good and Travel since I thought they might be the most useful for healing/buffing/debuffing of my group, but if there is a better combination of these 6 domains I'm very open to checking with my GM to see if I can change over since we have only 1 session under our belts and are still level 1.

 

[Gorgoroth]

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Strength domain is fun too, to become super huge like Mario eating a mushroom. (Enlarge person).

 

[StreamOfTheSky]

Is there a particular reason you're worshipping that deity?

 

[Traveon Wyvernspur]

Is there a particular reason you're worshipping that deity?

Strictly for role-playing reasons. I like a drunken dwarf cleric concept and that deity fit in pretty nicely with what I felt my character to play as. I pour a bit of drink on the ground before I attack something or just to signify my worship of the god. I also liked that Cayden is an explorer and doesn't like slavery which both come into play in the current campaign we are playing (Serpent Skull Adventure Path). It all just fit together very nicely in my background to explain why a dwarf cleric would be adventuring into the jungles.

 

[Traveon Wyvernspur]

So what feats should I be planning for? I got Combat Casting at first level, but not sure what to do for the next levels to optimize my healing/buffing/debuffing abilities. I think it's the sheer number of feats available that's kind of daunting to me and I don't want to go, "dang I should have gotten that one!" later on.

 

[StreamOfTheSky]

What books can you use?

 

[Traveon Wyvernspur]

Any/all Paizo books and any splat (non Paizo) with prior approval, the DM is pretty easy going about that stuff.

 

[Gorgoroth]

cleric feats

Ultimate Combat has this feat called Guided Hand that depends on Channel Smite. For two feats you can use your wis mod for all your attacks. I took'em, because in case I'm fighting a single enemy undead, channel smite is pretty cool too, to focus fire. Although, in that case it would be better to channel directly, because the positive energy would hurt the enemy. Only when there are mixed enemies around would Channel Smite be really useful.

I don't have enough information about high level undead to know when / if channeling thru my axe using my wisdom modifier is more likely to hit than channeling directly vs their will save. Anyone ...?