At the risk of bringing down the scorn and ire of those who think clerics shouldn't concentrate on healing, I'm toying with the idea of a new Society character who does just that.
I was wondering...
(1) Are there other sources for information on Milani in addition to Faiths of Purity, Gods & Magic, and The Inner Sea World Guide?
(2) Regarding the Merciful Healer archetype at p. 41 of Ultimate Combat: do characters who take the archetype and thus sacrifice one domain, obligating them to take Healing for that which remains, have access to the Healing-associated subdomains? (I note that Milani supports the Restoration subdomain, which is the one I'm interested in.)
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Christopher
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At the risk of bringing down the scorn and ire of those who think clerics shouldn't concentrate on healing, I'm toying with the idea of a new Society character who does just that.
The typical position is not that clerics shouldn't concentrate on healing, just that they shouldn't have to. If you choose to, great! :)
I was wondering...
(1) Are there other sources for information on Milani in addition to Faiths of Purity, Gods & Magic, and The Inner Sea World Guide?
I dunno, but it seems unlikely.
(2) Regarding the Merciful Healer archetype at p. 41 of Ultimate Combat: do characters who take the archetype and thus sacrifice one domain, obligating them to take Healing for that which remains, have access to the Healing-associated subdomains? (I note that Milani supports the Restoration subdomain, which is the one I'm interested in.)
When you have a subdomain, you count as having the associated domain. But I haven't looked at that archetype to see if it's a special exception.
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(1) Are there other sources for information on Milani in addition to Faiths of Purity, Gods & Magic, and The Inner Sea World Guide?
You can find a mention here and there if you scavenge all the books but nothing more in-depth than those sources. Milani has not yet appeared in an Adventure Path article.
(2) Regarding the Merciful Healer archetype at p. 41 of Ultimate Combat: do characters who take the archetype and thus sacrifice one domain, obligating them to take Healing for that which remains, have access to the Healing-associated subdomains? (I note that Milani supports the Restoration subdomain, which is the one I'm interested in.)
You should indeed be able to take the restoration subdomain.
Willing Healer: A merciful healer must choose the Healing domain. She does not gain a second domain. If the cleric worships a deity, that deity must be one that grants the Healing domain. A merciful healer must channel positive energy.
Subdomains are treated as equivalent to their associated domain for any effect or prerequisite based on domains.
As far as I know the only cleric archetype that specifically bans subdomains is the dwarven Forgemaster from Advanced Race Guide, which requires the Artifice domain (no subdomains).
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There is a nice little gem regarding the "other" gods I became friends with on the additional resources page. Located on the right sidebar under "Website Blogs" you will see some blog posts about deities.
Milani is associated with these domains/subdomains:
Milani: Azata, Defense, Freedom, Purity, Restoration, Revolution
Thank you all very much.
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Details on Milani? We've just got to wait a bit longer:
Adventure path in March will go into details on her.
I think it depends on the type of cleric that you are playing and the god that is being worshipped. I do not necessarily think that a cleric of a god of water or a god of artifice or nature will be ones that are going to be going around using their spells just to heal. Clerics of, say Mishakel, well that is another story.