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- Tempest Domain Cleric Handbook: DnD 5e Subclass Guide - RPGBOT
Tempest domain provides no utility or support options, so expect to lean on your spell list to solve problems that can’t be solved by hitting them Tempest domain, as the name might imply, depends heavily on Lightning and Thunder damage
- Tempest Cleric lvl 17 feature: Is it comparatively awful, or . . . - Reddit
The level 17 Tempest Cleric capstone should be better than this level 6 feature Maybe let their Channel Divinity last a minute instead of being one and done, while also granting flight for that minute?
- D D 5e: Tempest Domain Cleric Guide - Sage Gamers
The Tempest Cleric is an unusual subclass of cleric centered around lightning and thunder; it has an extremely unique set of domain spells and is generally designed as a damage-dealing cleric
- Worship the Sky: Tempest Cleric 5e Guide - Explore DnD
Question: Can Tempest Clerics fly? Answer: Yes, Tempest Clerics can eventually use the winds to have a flight speed equal to their movement speed when they reach level 17 and get the Stormborn feature
- Cleric: Tempest Domain - DND 5th Edition
At 17th level, you have a flying speed equal to your current walking speed whenever you are not underground or indoors
- Is a Tempest cleric playable? - Role-playing Games Stack Exchange
This question isn't actually about tempest cleric, since everything you say is true for all clerics You're worried about level 1 and 2 where you don't have subclass
- So. . . Tempest - Cleric - Class Forums - D D Beyond
I've been playing a Tempest cleric for most of this year So far it's been a blast, but it does seem the domain is a tad OP That could just be the luck of the die at times, but being able to max damage with channel divinity has been an easy out for certain situations
- D D: Best Ways to Fly (and Only One Involves Being Dead)
A surprising number of Sorcerer origins give you access to flight (storm, draconic) Or you could play a tempest cleric, or an eldritch knight fighter so you have access to the fly spell That spell is probably the most accessible way to fly, but it’s far from the only one
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