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Clerics who take the Hatred domain believe that the success of one means the downfall of another. Resources are finite, culture is fragile, history can be forgotten. Not every person or group can coexist with one another. Hatred clerics act against particular subgroups that they believe are physically, culturally, or religiously incompatible with themselves. Often, they take on the enemies of their god - the gods of hatred are, afterall, defined by their hostility towards certain groups or nations. Hatred clerics typically perform rituals meant to curse or blight their enemies, and they often seek their eventual complete eradication.

{{Domain|power=[[Battle Master]]: The cleric gains a +1 bonus, plus 1 per five levels, to Dexterity, Constitution, attack rolls, and damage. The cleric also gains damage reduction equal to twice this amount. This effect lasts for 5 rounds + the cleric's Charisma modifier, and can be used once every 10 minutes.
|1st spell=[[Rage]]
|2nd spell=[[Bestow Curse]]
|3rd spell=[[Mass Curse of Impending Blades]]
|4th spell=[[Righteous Might]]
|5th spell=[[Song of Discord]]
|6th spell=[[Word of Faith]]
|7th spell=[[Dimensional Lock]]
|8th spell=[[Hilater's Greater Misdirection]]
|9th spell=[[Wail of the Banshee]]
}}
== BGTSCC Features ==
* In order to use domains your [[Deity | deity]] must match.

== Deities with Hatred Domain ==
*[[Bane]]
*[[Ghaunadaur]]
*[[Gruumsh]]
*[[Set]]
*[[Urdlen]]

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