Yes.
Note, however, that any with a duration of one round will expire right before your next turn. Which is lame.LOL
Ok, I missed that part. Glory domain still works on yourself, but it rules out using the Good and Luck domain powers on yourself, among others.
Right. Or the protection domain power -- as you would merely have to waste a standard action to take your resistance bonus to saves from yourself and give it back to yourself. :P
Well... if I know it's coming, I can at least luck myself up for a couple of saves. Or some AoOs...
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Note, however, that any with a duration of one round will expire right before your next turn. Which is lame.
It is lame. We house ruled that a Cleric can use it on themselves as a swift action, but its a standard to use them on anyone else
We house ruled that a Cleric can use it on themselves as a swift action, but its a standard to use them on anyone else
That is an OUTSTANDING rule. Just like LoH. Holy cow.
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Note, however, that any with a duration of one round will expire right before your next turn. Which is lame.It is lame. We house ruled that a Cleric can use it on themselves as a swift action, but its a standard to use them on anyone else
I like that houserule. Mirrors the Paladin's Lay on Hands ability.
I would think that the designer was fully aware that it couldn't be used on the cleric as well, so they were meant to be support, not buffs.
But I do like it for reasons others have mentioned.