# Domain Files

The Domain files are used to specify domain pertinent information.

The following tags are described in this sections:

FEAT

## How to Build a Domain

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

## Domain File Tag Dictionary

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Tag Name: FEAT:x,x

Variables Used (x): Text (Feat Name)

What it does:

- This is a comma-delimited (,) list of feats granted to a character.
- The hyphen (-) is used only in the `OUTPUTNAME` of feats and should NOT be used in the feat list for this tag. (See example below.)
- When including a feat with an internal chooser, subchoices can be handled one of two ways.

- Subchoices must be specified within the tag. (e.g. Weapon Focus (Longsword)).
  or
- Used in conjunction with the `CHOOSE` tag, `%LIST` can be used with this tag to provide the required choice.
- .MOD Behavior: When modifying a domain with the `.MOD` tag, given an existing `FEAT` tag, the data included in a new `FEAT` tag will be appended to the existing tag data.

Example:

`FEAT:Blind Fight,Alertness`

The "Blind-Fight" & "Alertness" bonus feats are granted to clerics with this domain.

`CHOOSE:WEAPONPROFS|LIST <tab> FEAT:Weapon Focus (%LIST)`

The feat "Weapon Focus" is granted as an automatic feat with the weapon chosen with the `CHOOSE` tag.

.MOD Example:

Initial Domain: `Space Monkey <tab> FEAT:Alertness`

Modified By: `Space Monkey.MOD <tab> FEAT:Blind Fight`

Is Equivalent To: `Space Monkey <tab> FEAT:Alertness,Blind Fight`.

The "Alertness" & "Blind-Fight" bonus feats are granted to clerics with this domain.