Body Domain
The Body Domain is a third-party D&D 3.x prestige domain concerned with physical mastery, bodily transformation and exceptional mobility. Its original rules restrict access to a disciple of Aaluran or another prestige class chosen by the GM, a limitation the old page omitted.
At a Glance
| Divine Sphere | The physical body, movement, transformation and bodily resilience |
|---|---|
| Rules Origin | Third-party D&D 3.x prestige-domain material |
| Source | Book of Erotic Fantasy |
| Access | Disciple of Aaluran or another prestige class selected by the GM |
| Other Editions | No official same-named Pathfinder 1e, 5e/2014 or 2024 Cleric domain |
Edition and Class Applicability
The Body Domain is not a generic domain automatically open to every Cleric in its source. It is tied to prestige-class access. The mechanics below are preserved as D&D 3.x third-party rules, with no invented later-edition panels.
Body Domain — D&D 3.x Third-Party
Rules status: third-party prestige-domain material from Book of Erotic Fantasy.
Granted Power
Add Climb, Escape Artist, Jump, Swim and Tumble to your list of Cleric class skills.
Body Domain Spells
| 1st | Block the Seed |
|---|---|
| 2nd | Alter Self |
| 3rd | Engorged Strike |
| 4th | Polymorph |
| 5th | Hedonist’s Delight |
| 6th | Body to Body |
| 7th | Ethereal Jaunt |
| 8th | True Form |
| 9th | Shapechange |
How the Body Domain Plays
The granted power broadens the cleric’s physical skill set, while the spell list progressively changes, protects or transcends the body. It is most useful in campaigns where movement, transformation and bodily hazards matter outside straightforward combat.
Access in the Campaign
Because the source ties this domain to prestige-class access, it should not appear on a deity’s ordinary domain list without a deliberate campaign decision. A character should gain it through an appropriate tradition, prestige path or other explicitly approved route.
Related Domains and Character Options
Rules Sources and Licensing
The granted power, spell list and access restriction follow the Body Domain in Book of Erotic Fantasy. It is presented here as third-party D&D 3.x prestige-domain material rather than generic official Cleric rules.
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