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Clerics who take the Fey domain are servants of mercurial beings. Fey clerics are often lone wanderers who admire the grace and beauty of the fey and seek out their sites in the deep hidden places of the world. Fey clerics hope that by honoring and giving offerings to faeries, they will share some of their secrets with them. Fey clerics are those who understand enough about faeries, either through personal research or direct communication with a faerie itself, to know the names, goals, and devotional rituals of the archfey of the Plane of Faerie. Fey clerics are relatively rare - most archfey either cannot give powers, or prefer to grant them in other ways rather than through divine magic. Most servitors of faeries are actually arcane casters, rather than divine ones.

{{Domain|power=[[Hardiness vs. Enchantments]]: The cleric's exposure to the powers of the fey makes resistant against enchantment spells.

'''Granted Power''': [[Extra Skill]] ([[Hide]]): The cleric can be flighty, like their whimsical patrons.
|1st spell=[[Charm Person]]
|2nd spell=[[Faerie Fire]]
|3rd spell=[[Invisibility]]
|4th spell=[[True Seeing]]
|5th spell=[[Nixie's Grace]]
|6th spell=[[Tree Stride]]
|7th spell=[[Liveoak]]
|8th spell=[[Summon Creature IX]]
|9th spell=[[Hiss of Sleep]]
}}
== BGTSCC Features ==
* In order to use domains your [[Deity | deity]] must match.

== Deities with Fey Domain ==
*[[Lurue]]
*[[Mielikki]]
*[[Nobanion]]
*[[Rillifane Rallathil]]

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