From the Complete Champion shores hail the Domain feats. These give you an ability (with a link to a Cleric Domain) lasting generally one minute, but can be done again by expending a number of "Turn Undead" attempts.
Say, a character with 1 level in Cleric gets 3+Cha attempts of "Channel Energy"; and, with 1 level in Wizard/Necromancer, he also gets 3+Int attempts to "Turn Undead".
Question: can those stack in order to fuel Domain feats?
That's up to you as you convert it.
But since the turn/command undead attempts of a necromancer are not derived from divine power, I don't see any reason to make them interact with domain feats.
Thanks.
I really thought that Pathfinder's "compatibility" with 3.5 products meant that we wouldn't be required to "convert" most things in order to play them. But I can be mistaken.
IIRC, nothing prevents a character with no link to a deity to select one of those feats. Thus, I don't think they're linked to divine energy. Most of those feats expressedly state that they can be activated again by spending a number of "Turn Undead" attempts, not saying anything about the Turning source (I'm sure that if I start digging, I could find other wierd sources of Turning).
Has anyone already used Domain feats with a Pathfinder Necromancer?
Also, another question about Domain feats: the book seem to indicate that characters are limited to two such feats, unless they have Domains, which they can exchange for the corresponding feat. What is the limit, here? If a strange Cleric manages to grab three or four Domains (say, a Cloistered Cleric who'd multiclass into Ordained Champion or Seeker of the Misty Isle), could he exchange them all for the corresponding feats?