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<blockquote data-quote="Kae'Yoss" data-source="post: 1043936" data-attributes="member: 4134">Yea, but there it explicitly states that he turns as a cleric of two levels lower would. This &quot;as two levels lower&quot; only applies to turning, of course, or it wouldn't be stated in the entry of turning undead.If a paladin somehow gets a domain, and chooses one that grants some turning ability, he turns as a cleric of his level, not two levels lower, for it's a power the domain grants, not his class itself.Clerics aren't used in OA, but they're still core rules, and you have to use the core rules to play OA, so that's no problemIf you're the DM, just tell them that your word is reality, for it is. If someone else is the DM, explain him this, and appeal to his common sense. If he's one of the rules lawyers and bean counters you have associated with - RUN LIKE HELL.Not all rules are clear as rainwater. That's something that you cannot possibly achieve and even trying will severily mess up things (go get a code of law and you know what I mean). The good thing is: RPGs are made for humans, not computers with a binary logic. If somethings unclear, you can rule it as you will, choosing the way it makes the most sense. And using only PrC levels for prestige domains doesn't make any sense at all for you wouldn't need the higher level spells (remember epic levels aren't core, and accessories don't use the rules of one another unless explicitly stated. And there's no &quot;you need epic level handbook for this one&quot; on the back of defenders of the faith).If your friends won't see reason, tell them to come here. But inform us beforehand, so we have the acid and fire ready. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D"&nbsp; data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kae'Yoss, post: 1043936, member: 4134"] Yea, but there it explicitly states that he turns as a cleric of two levels lower would. This "as two levels lower" only applies to turning, of course, or it wouldn't be stated in the entry of turning undead. If a paladin somehow gets a domain, and chooses one that grants some turning ability, he turns as a cleric of his level, not two levels lower, for it's a power the domain grants, not his class itself. [B][/B] Clerics aren't used in OA, but they're still core rules, and you have to use the core rules to play OA, so that's no problem [B][/B] If you're the DM, just tell them that your word is reality, for it is. If someone else is the DM, explain him this, and appeal to his common sense. If he's one of the rules lawyers and bean counters you have associated with - RUN LIKE HELL. Not all rules are clear as rainwater. That's something that you cannot possibly achieve and even trying will severily mess up things (go get a code of law and you know what I mean). The good thing is: RPGs are made for humans, not computers with a binary logic. If somethings unclear, you can rule it as you will, choosing the way it makes the most sense. And using only PrC levels for prestige domains doesn't make any sense at all for you wouldn't need the higher level spells (remember epic levels aren't core, and accessories don't use the rules of one another unless explicitly stated. And there's no "you need epic level handbook for this one" on the back of defenders of the faith). If your friends won't see reason, tell them to come here. But inform us beforehand, so we have the acid and fire ready. :D [/QUOTE]

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