The Domain files are used to specify domain pertinent information.
The following tags are described in this sections:
The first field in the domain line is the "Domain Name". This is a required field and does not have a tag.
Example:
Holy
The domain named "Holy" is to be created.
Travel.MOD
The domain named "Travel" is to be modified.
For more information on building domains, visit Lesson #15: Basic Domain Creation and Lesson #16: Advanced Domain Topics
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Tag Name:
FEAT:x,x
Variables Used (x):
Text (Feat
Name)
What it does:
Example:
The "Blind-Fight" & "Alertness" bonus feats
are granted to clerics with this domain.
The feat "Weapon Focus" is granted as an
automatic feat with the weapon chosen with the
.MOD Example:
Initial Domain:
Modified By:
Is Equivalent To:
The "Alertness" & "Blind-Fight" bonus feats
are granted to clerics with this domain.
FEAT
tag is deprecated. Use
ABILITY
instead.
FEAT
tags have been
deprecated
and replaced by the
ABILITY
system, which is more general. The
ABILITY
system can model feats, racial features, class
features, traits, flaws, temporary bonuses, and so on, all using a
common format.
OUTPUTNAME
of
feats and should NOT be used in the feat list for this tag. (See
example below.)
or
CHOOSE
tag,
%LIST
can be used with this tag to provide the
required choice.
.MOD
tag, given an existing
FEAT
tag,
the data included in a new
FEAT
tag will be appended
to the existing tag data.
FEAT:Blind Fight,Alertness
CHOOSE:WEAPONPROFS|LIST <tab>
FEAT:Weapon Focus (%LIST)
CHOOSE
tag.
Space Monkey <tab>
FEAT:Alertness
Space Monkey.MOD <tab>
FEAT:Blind Fight
Space Monkey <tab>
FEAT:Alertness,Blind Fight
.