Gaining a second domain.


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My cleric archetype only allows for a single domain, but the character could really use a second one. I know I can dip druid and take a domain instead of a companion, but that only gets me the first level power and spell. Is there a way to get more of (at least) the domain spells without having to sacrifice the cleric levels too much?

The Exchange

What is your archetype, and who is your deity?

There are a few things that might work if things happen to line up neatly, but there's no generic "get an additional domain" ability.


Herald Caller and Green Faith. I'm going with the Animal domain but would like to get the Plant domain if possible.


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The believer's boon feat gets you a 1st level domain ability. Minor miracle (another feat) gets you the 1st level spells of a couple of domains as 1/day SLAs. The spontaneous nature's ally feat lets you cast summon nature's ally spontaneously and you qualify.

But adding plant growth etc. to your spell list? I can't think of how to do that.


Exalted prestige class gives you the Domain without losing caster levels, but doesn’t appear to advance your first domain.


Hm, that last feat could be a big help. I could forgo the archetype and just go with regular cleric with both domains. I'd lose the bonus feats, but could take them again pretty easily.

Shadow Lodge

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I do feel the need to point out that there are no clerics of the Green Faith:

Green Faith / Other Rules wrote:

Source Pathfinder #75: Demon's Heresy pg. 64

No clerics of the Green Faith, domains are for Druids. The Green Faith is not headed by a deity, but is an order that worships and gains power from nature.


Some GMs allow it. I know my current GM does. If I get into a game that doesn't, I'll just play a different character. I have enough of them.

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