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Clerics who take the Trickery domain gain bonuses to [[Rogue]]-like skills and gain access to various invisibility spells.[[Image:Trickery domain.jpg|right]]
Clerics who take the Trickery domain follow trickster gods and favor cleverness, wisdom, and defying taboos and conventional principles of behavior. Trickery clerics teach that rules and traditions are only to be followed if they benefit the people, and even advocate defying the gods themselves. These clerics oppose conformity and believe that everyone should think for themselves. Trickery clerics often steal from the rich to give to the poor, and they are advocates of outcasts, cripples, philosophers, thieves, shape shifters and illusionists, bards, the deviant, eccentric, and queer, and all others that conventional society disapproves of.
{{Domain|power=The character receives the [[Feint]] feat for free.  
 
|1st spell=[[Grease]]
{{Domain|power=[[Feint]]: The cleric can perform a distracting movement in order to lower an opponent's defenses.
|2nd spell=[[Invisibility]]
 
|4th spell=[[Confusion]]
'''Granted Power''': [[Extra Skill]] ([[Bluff]], [[Disguise]], [[Hide]]): The cleric is skilled in the ways of deception.
|1st spell=[[Disguise Self]]
|2nd spell=[[Grease]]
|3rd spell=[[Invisibility]]
|4th spell=[[Non-Detection]]
|5th spell=[[Confusion]]
|6th spell=[[Mislead]]
|7th spell=[[Solipsism]]
|8th spell=[[Mischievous Image]]
|9th spell=[[Hilater's Greater Misdirection]]
}}
}}
== BGTSCC Features ==
* In order to use domains your [[Deity | deity]] must match.


==NWN comparison==
== Deities with Trickery Domain ==
[[NWNWiki:Trickery domain]]
*[[Abbathor]]
*The feat in NWN2 replaces an ability to give various rogue skills a boost in NWN. In addition the spell list for this domain in NWN was all invisibility based.
*[[Akadi]]
 
*[[Baravar Cloakshadow]]
==3.5 comparison==
*[[Beshaba]]
*Clerics in [[DnD 3.5]] receive a Domain spell for every spell level.
*[[Bhaal]]
*The original benefits of this domain are contained in the Hypertext [[SRD]] for comparison. [http://www.d20srd.org/srd/spellLists/clericDomains.htm SRD: Cleric Domains]
*[[Brandobaris]]
*[[Erevan Ilesere]]
*[[Gargauth]]
*[[Garl Glittergold]]
*[[Hlal]]
*[[Ibrandul]]
*[[Leira]]
*[[Lliira]]
*[[Lolth]]
*[[Mask]]
*[[Oghma]]
*[[Shar]]
*[[Sharess]]
*[[Shargaas]]
*[[Sharindlar]]
*[[Sseth]]
*[[Vergadain]]
*[[Vhaeraun]]
*[[Waukeen]]
*[[Zinzerena]]

Latest revision as of 22:44, 23 September 2021

Clerics who take the Trickery domain follow trickster gods and favor cleverness, wisdom, and defying taboos and conventional principles of behavior. Trickery clerics teach that rules and traditions are only to be followed if they benefit the people, and even advocate defying the gods themselves. These clerics oppose conformity and believe that everyone should think for themselves. Trickery clerics often steal from the rich to give to the poor, and they are advocates of outcasts, cripples, philosophers, thieves, shape shifters and illusionists, bards, the deviant, eccentric, and queer, and all others that conventional society disapproves of.

This domain grants a cleric the following additions:

Domain power

Granted power: Feint: The cleric can perform a distracting movement in order to lower an opponent's defenses.

Granted Power: Extra Skill (Bluff, Disguise, Hide): The cleric is skilled in the ways of deception.

Spells

Level Spell
1 Disguise Self
2 Grease
3 Invisibility
4 Non-Detection
5 Confusion
6 Mislead
7 Solipsism
8 Mischievous Image
9 Hilater's Greater Misdirection

BGTSCC Features

  • In order to use domains your deity must match.

Deities with Trickery Domain