Revelry Subdomain

Domain Revelry, Jacob Jordaens (1593-1678) Title The Feast of the Bean King
Jacob Jordaens (1593-1678) Title The Feast of the Bean King

Celebration, shared courage and the power of good cheer.

At a Glance

RulesPathfinder 1e — subdomain
Divine SphereCelebration, shared courage and the power of good cheer.
Parent DomainChaos Domain

Edition Applicability

These are published Pathfinder 1e rules. This subdomain replaces the specified features of its parent domain. A cleric needs access to both from their deity, and cannot choose the parent domain as their other domain. Other rules traditions are separate choices; this page does not supply a fifth-edition conversion.

The complete powers and nine domain spells for this subdomain are given below, including inherited features.

Revelry Subdomain — Pathfinder 1e

Touch of Chaos (Sp)

Retain the Chaos power. With a melee touch attack, impose a round in which the target rolls each d20 twice and uses the worse result. Daily uses equal 3 + your Wisdom modifier.

Intense Celebration (Su)

At 8th level, replace Chaos Blade. Spells you cast that confer a morale effect on you or your allies have their duration extended as by Extend Spell, without a spell-level increase. Apply the feat’s normal limits.

Domain Spells

Spell LevelDomain SpellRestriction
1protection from law,—
2hideous laughter,—
3good hope,—
4chaos hammer,—
5dispel law,—
6heroes’ feast,—
7word of chaos,—
8irresistible dance,—
9summon monster IX (chaos spell only).Chaos spell only

How Revelry Subdomain Plays

Morale spells last longer once Intense Celebration is gained. Touch of Chaos still provides disruption. The changed domain spells support merriment and shared resolve; this subdomain does not keep Chaos Blade alongside its replacement.

Campaign Patrons

Pan

Priests, Rites and Sacred Places

Revelry priests honour feasts, music and celebrations in which people renew their courage together. The gathering itself is sacred, whether held in a hall, a courtyard or beside a fire.

Related Domains and Character Options

Chaos · Community · Music · Cleric · Domain Directory

Rules Sources and Licensing

Archives of Nethys: published domain rules and source books. Pathfinder 1e source books: Inner Sea Gods, page 226; Champions of Purity, page 21; PRPG Core Rulebook, page 42 (Chaos). Open Game License.

Section 15: Copyright Notice

Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Inner Sea Gods © 2014, Paizo Publishing, LLC; Authors: Sean K Reynolds, with Amanda Hamon, James Jacobs, John Ling, Mark Moreland, David N. Ross, F. Wesley Schneider, Amber E. Scott, Tork Shaw, James L. Sutter, Jerome Virnich.

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