| Dracovaard |
And how do Domain spells work with them. The same as Clerics? And are these chosen in lieu of an Inquisition?
The way it sounds in the APG is that you choose a Domain and then the Subdomain replaces the L8 power of the Domain.
For example, the Rage subdomain of the Destruction domain only states the Rage power "replaces" the destructive aura power of the Destruction domain, which is the L8 power for that domain. So wouldn't that mean you take the Domain, then the subdomain and replace the appropriate portion of the Domain's powers and Spells with those of the Subdomain and keep the first power of the Domain, or do you in effect lose that first power on taking the Subdomain?
| Wolf Munroe |
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An inquisitor gains a single domain. He doesn't gain spells from that domain.
A subdomain is like an archetype for a domain. If you have a subdomain it replaces certain effects of a domain, so in an inquisitor's case it replaces the powers of the domain that is specifies and keeps the rest of the domains powers, and still grants no spells.
An inquisition is like a domain that is for inquisitors-only and therefore doesn't have spells associated with it. You take an inquisition as though it were your selected domain.
The inquisitor has one domain slot that may be filled with an appropriate domain (either modified by an appropriate subdomain or not) or by an inquisition, which counts as the inquisitor's domain.
Sorry if this post seems redundant. I just wanted to try to put all the info together and clarified.