Domain Expansion (Jujutsu Kaisen Supplement)
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Domain Expansion[edit]
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| The king of curses opening its domain, source [1] |
Domain Expansion is the most supreme technique of any jujutsu user. It is achieved by expanding one's innate domain with cursed energy while using a barrier to construct it inside a separate space. The caster then imbues their cursed technique within the barrier to complete the expansion, allowing them to deploy their ability all throughout the domain.
Domain Basics[edit]
All domains are different from one another, varying in their hand signs or techniques. However, they all tend to follow the same base rules unless otherwise stated.
- Expanding Your Domain
All domains require a specific hand sign for its expansion to be activated, taking a Full Turn Action to activate. All domains cost 30 Cursed Energy unless specified, and takes all creatures of your choice in a 175ft. circle centered on you, creating a barrier for 1 minute. The insides of a domain expansion varies from user to user, since it's like showing your soul to your opponents. Outside of your domain, it's appearance is of a giant black sphere floating in the air.
All creatures outside are pushed to the edge of the barrier. They receive 1d4 bludgeoning damage per object they collided with as the domain pushed them. In case the domain forces them against a wall, they must start holding their breath until the domain is closed or shrinked.
This barrier cannot be moved through, regardless of the method of movement (walking, burrowing, flying, teleporting, etc.).
- Technique Burnout
Even if the barrier or the environment aren't fully formed, casting domain expansion will cause the user's innate technique to become unstable for a short time afterward. Right after ending your domain expansion, you gain 2 levels of exhaustion for 1 minute.
During this time, your innate technique becomes very difficult to use. In order to use any of your techniques, you must pay Cursed Energy equal to the cost of the feature (before reductions) alongside its regular cost and you must make a DC 30 Constitution saving throw. On a failure, your technique fails and you lose the cursed energy spent trying to make it work. On a success, the technique comes out, but any damage it deals, its range, AoE size, as well as its duration are all halved.
If you are a Cursed Spirit the DC is 25 instead of 30.
Sure Hit[edit]
Domains that are expanded to be lethal are constructed within a barrier imbued with the user's cursed technique. The caster's abilities are amplified and any cursed techniques deployed within the domain are guaranteed to hit their target. This sure-hit factor is derived from the barrier's embedded technique, which is what makes this type of domain considered lethal. While inside your domain radius, all of your cursed techniques will be affected by a sure hit effect. No matter what your cursed energy attack roll is, it will be considered a hit. Creatures will automatically count as having failed saving throws for your cursed technique for the purposes of dealing damage(though not for conditions or additional effects). At 600 refinement or higher you may make this and the sure hit effect of your domain only apply to targets that you choose inside it. Additionally, the range of any cursed technique feature is expanded to cover the entire domain, even if it is normally touch range. Finally any feature which negates, reduces, or avoids attacks, saving throws, damage, or conditions do not work against a feature affected by this unless it specifically states otherwise. Domains also have a passive effect which they apply called the sure hit effect, if this effect inflicts damage or conditions the domain is considered Lethal, if it doesn’t it is considered Non-Lethal.
Domain Refinement[edit]
As every technique Domain Expansion gets better with refinement and specializing. A refined domain and a normal domain are very different, while in the second case most semi-grade 1 or above sorcerers could escape, a refined domain can bring trouble to even special grade sorcerers.
- Refinement Points
The longer you refine your domain, the more its refinement points will grow. You will start out with 1 refinement point, which defines diverse things about your domain. Your refinement limit is 1000 refinement points, only the elite of the elite have ever reached said point.
- Refinement Benefits
The more you refine your domain, the more versatile you can make it. Depending on your refinement points, you will gain the following benefits:
| Benefit | Description | Refinement Points Needed |
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| Domain Durability | Your domain will increase in its durability the more refined it is. Your domain hit points are increased by +1 for every refinement point you have. | 1+ |
| Technique Efficiency | With your cursed technique already infused into your barrier using it becomes almost effortless to you. You may choose to reduce the cost of your lapse technique to 0 while you cast it inside your domain. | 100 |
| Quicker Expansion | With lots of training, you have learned how to use your domain hand signs with more efficiency. Your domain now costs an action instead of a full round action. | 200 |
| Increased Potency | While inside your domain is where your techniques are at their strongest. While inside your domain, your cursed techniques and domain damage if any have additional dice equal to your Charisma modifier, gain a +5 bonus to their DCs and a +5 bonus to hit. | 300 |
| Domain Amplification | You have learned how to utilize the power of a domain, without actively using it. As an action for half as much Cursed Energy your domain requires, you can cover your body to "wear" your domain in order to neutralize cursed techniques for 1 minute. Once activated, you automatically negate any defensive technique, offensive technique, or spell that affects you, and you can bypass barriers such as infinity. In addition, you can not use your Innate Technique unless you dismiss Domain Amplification as a bonus action. Even if you dismiss it, for the minute you can reactivate it as a bonus action without spending the cursed energy again. This technique does not work against techniques on Maximum Output or with a cost of 10 or more cursed energy before reductions if the user has 51 or higher refinement than you. If they are within 50 refinement of you, you have resistance to their technique, and if they have 51 or less refinement than you, you are immune to their techniques even if they use Maximum Output or a technique of sufficient cost. You cannot use Domain Amplification while your Domain Expansion is active unless you have 950 refinement or higher and the One In A Billion feat. | 400 |
| Lasting Domain | With great practice, you have learned how to make your domain last for far longer than it normally would. Your domain now lasts for 2 minutes instead of 1. | 500 |
| 0.2 Domain Expansion | You have learned how to expand your domain so quickly that almost no one can react to it. As part of opening your domain, you can make it last only until the end of your turn. The cost for this domain expansion is halved, and creature’s caught inside it must make a Dexterity saving throw. On a failure reacting to this domain takes double the amount of reactions it normally would, while on a success they can react as normal. This save is made at disadvantage unless the creature has a higher Dexterity score than your Charisma score. When opening your domain this way, all creatures inside it will be targeted by its effects, you don't have the option to choose. Any of your Domain Expansion's effects that would happen at the start of any creature's turn, be it yours or another creature's, happens immediately when you expand your domain this way. | 600 |
| Efficient Expansions | It is no secret that opening and maintaining a domain is a very complicated job, requiring lots of cursed energy quantity, practice and refinement. You have refined this with training, reducing your domain expansion cost by your Charisma modifier. In addition, you only gain 1 level of exhaustion after your domain is over and the DC to use your Technique while in Burnout is reduced to 25. If you are a Cursed Spirit it is reduced to 20. | 700 |
| Durable Barrier | Your domain barrier has become hard and quite unbreakable, making escape or forced entry almost impossible. Your domain will gain immunity to non-magical damage from both sides, however it will still be resistant to all damages from the inside and vulnerable to all damages from the outside. In addition, your domain's refinement points are doubled when calculating your domain's hit points. | 800 |
| Domain Superiority | Your domain is approaching the absolute peak of refinement, a realm where even the smallest imperfections can spell doom. The refinement thresholds which determine how long it takes you to destroy another domain in a clash are halved. | 900 |
| Mastered Domain | You have reached the pinnacle of Jujutsu, mastering domain expansion. You have mastered your domain hand signs, and may expand your domain as a bonus action instead of an action. You may reduce your domain expansion's cost by your proficiency bonus, and while inside the domain techniques that use an action can now be used as a bonus action, and techniques that take a bonus action can now be used as a free action. In addition, your domain now lasts for 3 minutes. | 1000 |
Additionally, if you have the Reverse Cursed Technique feat and a Domain Refinement of 950 or higher, you gain the following feature:
Burnout Recovery. You have realized the complicated issue with Technique Burnout can be solved in a very simple fashion. You only need to substitute your brain for a new one! Whilst under the effects of Technique Burnout, you can expend 8 cursed energy as a reaction to regain your Cursed Technique and remove the exhaustion gained from burning out. Every time you use this feature, you must succeed on a DC 5 Constitution saving throw. On a success, you regain your Cursed Technique without major consequences. On a failure, your eyes and nose start to bleed profusely as you take 8d6 psychic damage and cannot take actions or bonus actions until the start of your next turn.
The Constitution saving throw DC increases by 5 for every success, being reduced by 5 for every minute that passes, and returns to its original DC at the end of a long rest.
- Ways of Refinement
There are multiple ways of refining your domain, from training with yourself to clashing with other people's domains. Down below is to list on how to gain refinement points:
| Method | Description | Refinement Points Gained |
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| Training | Probably the slowest method, but every little progress counts. Once per day, you can spend 5 cursed energy to refine your domain. This Cursed Energy can only be regained the next day. Although this method has a flaw, which is that you can only refine your domain alone so much. Upon reaching 500 refinement, you can no longer use this method to refine your domain. | 1 |
| Unstoppable Power | Countermeasures were created against domain expansions for protection, but even those aren't completely realiable against the most powerful domains. Whenever your domain breaks or overcomes a domain countermeasure, it gains refinement depending on if it was Hollow Wicker Basket, Falling Blossom Emotion or Simple Domain. | 1, 2 and 4 respectively |
| Domain Casualties | One of the quicker methods of refining your domain is to destroy opponents with your cursed techniques while inside it. If you reduce a hostile creature to 0 hit points while it's inside your domain expansion, you will gain refinement points. The refinement points are only gained if the creature's CR was at least half of your Jujutsu Sorcerer level(rounded up). | 5 per creature |
| Domain Supremacy | The best form to refine your domain is to just subjugate another one with your own. If you win in a domain clash, you'll gain refinement points from your domain superiority. You may only benefit from this once per singular domain. | 30 |
Domain Properties[edit]
Internal volume, creation speed, barrier parameters, it is by finding a unique blend of these and other properties that every sorcerer can create their own domain; however, these properties are not immutable, and those extremely skilled with their domain can alter them on the fly. A creature with the Barrier Master sorcerer path is considered 100 refinement higher for the purposes of the following options.
Barrier Resistance. 650 Refinement. The stronger is the barrier of a domain on the inside, the weaker it is on the outside. You have realized this, and have found ways to go around it. As part of expanding your domain, you may decide if you want to make your barrier have vulnerability on the inside in exchange for it being resistant to all damage on the outside. In addition, you may spend additional 5 cursed energy when expanding your domain to make it perfectly balanced, making both outside and inside have no vulnerabilities or immunities. This feature cannot be used by a barrierless domain.
Barrier Movement. 750 Refinement. You’ve now come to the realization that your domain need not be a static entity once expanded. At the beginning of your turn while your domain expansion is active you may choose to move the domain up to 120 feet in any direction. The relative positions of creatures inside the domain do not change due to the movement. This feature cannot be used by a barrierless domain.
Barrier Entry. 800 Refinement. You’ve become aware that it’s possible to allow some things into your domain while still denying others. As a free action while your domain is active you may alter the barrier, deciding one thing that may pass through your barrier unimpeded. For example, you could allow living things to enter and leave your domain as they please while keeping non-living things trapped. This feature cannot be used to stop creatures from leaving a barrierless domain.
Barrier Enlargement. 850 Refinement. You’ve now learned that by stretching your barrier thin you can massively increase its range, though at the cost of durability. As a bonus action while your domain is active you can spend cursed energy up to a maximum of your Charisma modifier, increasing your domain’s radius by 20 feet per point spent. You choose whether creatures that would be caught by the new radius are pushed to the new edge of the domain, as per normal domain expansion rules, or enter the domain. While enlarged in this way the maximum and current health of the barrier is reduced by three times the amount of feet the range increased. This lasts until the end of the domain or until the range is changed again by another feature. This feature cannot be used by a barrierless domain.
Barrier Compression. 950 Refinement. You have found a method to make your domain take up less space which reinforces the barrier. As a bonus action while your domain is active, you can spend 5 cursed energy to compress it, making the outside become a small circle of 5ft. Inside however, it will have the same size. While compressed in this way your barrier gains a damage reduction equal to 30 times your Charisma modifier. If this feature is used on a barrierless domain, damage your domain would deal, if any, is increased by half that much instead. This lasts until the end of the domain.
Breaking a Domain[edit]
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| A domain viewed from outside, source [2] |
Although Domain Expansion is an extremely powerful and refined technique that only the highest graded sorcerers possess, it can still be broken with enough force.
- Barrier Hit Points
Your domain barrier has immense durability, being able to resist even the most damaging attacks. However, cursed imbued attacks can actually pierce through your barrier, despite not being very effective unless done from outside. Your domain barrier has an amount of hit points equal to 100 times your Charisma modifier + your refinement points. Your barrier AC is equal to your cursed energy DC. Your domain barrier has immunity to psychic damage.
Weak Spot[edit]
All kinds of barrier techniques have a weak spot, domain expansions could not be different. You can only deal damage to a domain's hit points once you've found it's weak spot, unless you're from outside the domain.
- From Inside
Breaking a barrier from the inside is almost impossible, even if you do find the weak point of the barrier you'll still be targeted by the domains' constant effects. To break a domain from the inside, you must find its weak spot first by making a DC30 Perception check. On a failure, the target cannot find a weak spot. On a success you will find the domain's weak spot, now being able to target it for your attacks. The weak spot's AC is equal to the domain caster's cursed energy DC.
- From Outside
While breaking a barrier from inside is nearly impossible, breaking from the outside is a much easier task. You may target the domain for your attacks. It automatically fails any saving throws, and it is vulnerable to every kind of damage you deal but psychic damage.
- Forming a Weak Spot
Sometimes, even though it may seem disadvantageous, you can forcefully enter a domain expansion by creating a weak spot, generally a hole of some sorts. After you have reached at least 1/3rd of the domain's maximum hit points, you can take an action to make a Strength or Charisma saving throw to forcefully open the domain. On a failure, the domain won't have a hole on it. On a success, you will form a 10ft. by 10ft. hole in the domain that allows you and any creatures to enter inside the domain. The moment any creature enters the domain they will suffer the effects of the sure-hit. You may also use this feature from the inside of a Domain to form a hole that leads you to the outside, but the DC is affected by the increase in Cursed Energy DC that is provided by Domain Expansions.
- Forming a Weak Spot Using a Domain
Forming a Weak Spot is a daunting task, but this task becomes somewhat easier when using a Domain to do so. As part of expanding your Domain, you may choose to start concentration to open a hole in the opponent's domain. When you do so, you make a Charisma saving throw against the opponent's Cursed Energy DC. On a success, you will form a 5 ft. square hole in the domain that allows people on either side of the domain to pass through, and it lasts as long as you keep concentrating. On a failure, a hole is not opened. You can take an Action to remake this saving throw.
Much like everything else, performing this task becomes more difficult while inside of a Domain. While trying to open a hole with your Domain from the inside of an enemy's Domain you must remain still, and when taking damage you must make Constitution saving throws to maintain concentration on forming the hole as if you were concentrating on a spell.
Opening a hole inside of a Domain typically doesn't go unnoticed. You automatically know when a hole has been formed in your Domain.
Domain Battle[edit]
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| A domain clash starts, source [3] |
Two domains expanding at the same time cause a domain clash, a battle solely defined by who has the most refined domain and the most talent as a sorcerer.
- Domain Clash
Once a creature expands their domain, you may use your reaction to expand your own domain as well, however if you have already taken a reaction during this round of combat you must make an opposed Dexterity sleight of hand check against the initial caster if you lose you are hit by their sure hit as if it were in its 0.2 second variation. The domain battle will be defined by the one with the most refinement points, being the defining factor in deciding the winner. However, even if you do have refinement points to destroy the opposing domain it will take a number of rounds equal to the amount of refinement points that you have above the opponent's domain. See the table bellow to see how much rounds it takes:
| Refinement Points Above | Rounds Needed To Overlap |
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| 20 | 9 |
| 40 | 8 |
| 60 | 7 |
| 80 | 6 |
| 100 | 5 |
| 120 | 4 |
| 140 | 3 |
| 160 | 2 |
| 180 | 1 |
| 200 | 0 |
While on the domain clash, the sure-hit effect and sure-hit feature of both domains will be negated. The domain expansions will create a 350 ft. area, where 175 ft. of it will be within one domain's area while the other 175ft. is for the other domain. The loser's domain area will shrink by 15ft. per round passed. Right after you break the domain, your sure-hit effect will come back into action. Additionally, even a single moment distracted before a domain battle can lead to disaster. If you have already taken a reaction during this round of combat you must make a contested Dexterity Sleight of Hand check against the initial caster. If you win the clash proceeds as normal, but if you lose you are hit by their sure hit effect as if their domain was in its 0.2 second variation.
- Equal Refinement Domain Clashes
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| The two strongest sorcerers in history clashing their domains, source [4] |
Although an extremely unlikely scenario, that's almost impossible to happen in normal standards, when the top of the world fights this god-like scene might bestow itself to the eyes of outside viewers. When two Domain Expansions of equal refinement clash, they completely nullify each other, not being able to overpower or be overpowered, so it's up to the two sorcerer's to maintain their domain while bringing the opponent's down. As soon as one of the domain casters reach 1/3 (rounded down) of their maximum hit points they need to succeed in a Constitution saving throw to maintain concentration on their domain as if they were concentrating on a spell. On a success, the domain is kept stable and they can keep going. On a failure, their domain breaks, giving in to the opponent's, and they suffer the after effects of Burnout from Domain Expansion.
- Multiple Domain Clashes
A battle of two domain expansions is already hard to describe, now one of three or more... When three or more domains are involved, the rules are the same, with the domains with less refinement being destroyed as soon as the necessary rounds passes. The barrier is expanded by 175ft. per domain involved, with the weaker domains getting reduced by 15ft. at the beginning of each round.
Barrierless Domain[edit]
You have refined your domain expansion to new levels, making it become a true work of art.
- Different Properties
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| The king of curses using a barrierless domain expansion, source [5] |
When you expand your domain, you may choose to not create a barrier and remove the time limit. Your domain expansion range increases to 655 ft., with the center at the middle. Your domain cannot be destroyed unless you receive 1/3 of your maximum hit points in damage, at which point you must make a DC 15 + half the damage taken Constitution saving throw. On a failure, the domain is destroyed. Your techniques still have the sure-hit effect, however due to not having a barrier, your domain is much easier to escape. Also, in a domain clash, your sure-hit effect is not negated outside the other domain expansion’s barrier if they have one. Additionally, your sure-hit effect and cursed techniques can target the outside barrier of the other domain directly.
Domain Expansion Examples[edit]
- Domain Expansion: Chimera Shadow Garden
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| Fushiguro Megumi casting Chimera Shadow Garden |
You have learned how to expand your own domain from the shadows. Your domain is a huge shadow barrier, filling your surroundings with overwhelming darkness. Any hostile creatures that end their turn within your domain range must make a Dexterity saving throw or become restrained. They can make Strength saving throws at the beginning of their turns, ending this effect on a success. The area counts as difficult terrain to all creatures of your choice, and you are under the effects of freedom of movement as long as you are within the domain.
Shadow Clones. As a bonus action while inside the domain, you can spend a number of cursed energy up to your Charisma modifier to create a number of clones of yourself equal to the energy spent. The clones are identical to you, but don't keep your weapons or hit points, and cannot use cursed energy. Their hit points are equal to your Charisma modifier, and they become a shadow puddle once they're reduced to 0 hit points. You may use your reaction to switch places with a clone when you would be hit, making the clone take the hit instead.
Shikigami Clones. Your domain allows you to summon copies of your shikigami to overwhelm your opponents. Whenever you summon a shikigami, you can spend additional cursed energy equal to the shikigami's cost (even if the shikigami costs 0 cursed energy, it will be treat its price as if you were outside your domain) to summon a perfect copy of said shikigami alongside it. You can spend cursed energy this way a number of times up to your Charisma modifier on the same turn. You cannot create copies of Mahoraga with this feature.
In addition, your Shikigami won't cost you cursed energy.
The Dexterity and Strength saves caused by this domain and their effects are the sure hit effect of this domain.
- Domain Expansion: Malevolent Shrine
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| Ryomen Sukuna casting Malevolent Shrine |
You have reached the pinnacle of your innate technique, making you finally be able to use your Domain Expansion. You manifest a shrine with skeleton pieces behind you, as you form a barrier around it. At the beginning of your turns, all creatures inside the domain's range receive a two cursed energy attack rolls depending on what their cursed energy. They receive two from Dismantle (if they have no cursed energy or spellcasting) and two from cleave (if they have cursed energy or spellcasting). The dismantles count as if you have spent the maximum amount, however the cleaves count as if you have spent a number of cursed energy equal to your Charisma modifier added thrice.
Objects and structures within the domain's radius receive the attack rolls at the beginning of each round.
The Dismantles and Cleaves caused by this domain are the sure hit effect of this domain.
- Domain Expansion: Unlimited Void
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| Gojo Satoru casting Unlimited Void |
You have learned how to expand your own domain, showing the Unlimited Void to opponents. You can create a void in space that causes victims to receive all kinds of stimuli and information endlessly, restricting their thought processes and actions. Every creature caught in the Domain Expansion that is not touching you must attempt an Intelligence saving throw at the beginning of their turns. On a failure, they take 20d8 psychic damage and have their Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma scores become 1 and are unable to cast spells, attack, use magic items, understand language, or communicate in any intelligible way, and fall unconscious for 1 minute. On a success, they take 10d8 psychic damage and are incapacitated until the beginning of their next turn, and don’t need to make their next saving throws against this use of Unlimited Void. At the end of every minute, the creature can repeat this saving throw, ending these effects on a success. This feature can also be ended by greater restoration or wish.
If this domain is used with the 0.2 Second Domain Expansion, the creatures can remake their saving throw at the beginning of their turns to end the condition early, and it does not deal damage.
The Intelligence save and its effect caused by this domain are the sure hit effect of this domain.
- Domain Expansion: Coffin Of The Iron Mountain
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| Jogo casting Coffin of the Iron Mountain |
You have learned how to expand your domain to create a massive magma dimension. Your domain is a huge magma-like dimension, which irradiates extreme heat. While inside it, every creature except you must attempt a Constitution saving throw at the end of each of their turns. On a failure, they take 30d12 fire damage and they also, if they failed by 5 or more, receive one level of exhaustion. On a success, they take half as much damage and do not receive a level of exhaustion. Creatures inside the dome have disadvantage on attack rolls if they don't have immunity to fire damage.
The Constitution save and its effects caused by this domain are the sure hit effect of this domain.
- Domain Expansion: Ceremonial Sea of Light
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| Hanami casting Ceremonial Sea of Light |
You have refined your innate technique to the maximum, learning your Domain Expansion. Your domain is a gigantic forest full of flora and heavy trees, having a swarm of constant growing plants that are out to get creatures. Inside of your domain counts as difficult terrain and a heavily obscured area for all creatures but you.
All creatures must make a Strength saving throw at the beginning of their turns due to the plants swarming them. On a failure, they are restrained by roots. On a success, they are not restrained by the roots.
After being restrained by the roots, the plants start letting out toxic clouds near them which forces the creature to make a Constitution saving throw at the beginning of their turns. On a failure, they take 20d8 poison damage and are poisoned. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not poisoned.
After being poisoned by the plants, the toxin now starts affecting the creatures’ bodies, changing their view of the world. The creatures are now hallucinating until they pass the Constitution saving throw.
- Domain Expansion: Self-Embodiment of Perfection
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| Mahito casting Self-Embodiment of Perfection |
You have studied your powers and have finally learned your most powerful technique. You create a large dimension filled with your body parts, making escaping death almost impossible. At the beginning of your turns, all creatures except you must make a Constitution saving throw. On a failure, they receive 30d12 necrotic damage. On a success, they take half as much damage. If this reduces them to less than a ¼ of their maximum hit points, they are instantly transformed into Transfigured creatures.
When within your domain, your Transfiguration Touch feature can now be used as a cursed energy attack roll, and you may replace attacks from your attack action with it.
The Constitution save and its effects caused by this domain is the sure hit effect of this domain.
- Domain Expansion: Threefold Affliction
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| Zenin Yorozu casting Threefold Affliction |
While inside your domain, you can now create any of your items by spending no cursed energy. All of these items will deal one additional damage dice and will count as magical, and will count as the sure-hit effect. However, these weapons will only last until the end of the domain.
- Domain Expansion: Womb Profusion
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| Kenjaku casting Womb Profusion |
A tree of souls surrounded by four seated Buddhas at the cardinal points emerges behind you, as your barrier starts opening. The area targeted by this feature counts as difficult terrain for all creatures. At the start of each creature of your choice's turn, they must make a Dexterity Saving Throw or take damage equal to your Maximum Uzumaki's damage in force damage and become prone. The Uzumaki counts as if you have spent the maximum amount of spirits you can.
The Dexterity save and its effects caused by this domain are the sure hit effect of this domain.
- Domain Expansion:Lunar Palace Womb of Time
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| Zenin Naoya casting Lunar Palace Womb of Time |
Expanding this domain casts a black empty area save for a few floating particles and the main stage of the environment. The primary stage of the Time Cell Moon Palace consists of a straight path of flesh that leads to a large eye behind the caster. All creatures in your domain must make a Wisdom saving throw at the beginning of their turns, if they fail they fall under the "24 FPS Rule" at the cell level, their body cells get misaligned and they can't move, automatically skipping their turn and suffering 20d10 necrotic damage.
The Wisdom save and its effects caused by this domain is the sure hit effect of this domain.
- Domain Expansion: True & Mutual Love
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| Yuta Okkotsu casting True & Mutual Love |
Through many battles and copies, you have finally learned how to expand your domain. Inside this barrier, you're filled with a world of blades, and broken pillars. You may apply a copied technique as the sure hit effect, doubling its damage for this purpose, and forcing the other techniques you’ve copied into blades. At the start of each of your turns, you may pick up one of these blades as a free action and roll a d6(with each value corresponding to a technique you choose when you open the domain) to determine the copied technique within the blade. You may then use that technique without expending cursed energy until the start of your next turn, however its damage does not increase from using a domain when used in this way.
The sword disappears at the start of your next turn as well.
- Domain Expansion: Heaven's Gate
Your domain is beautiful blue sky full of clouds, with a shining sun illuminating everything. All hostile creatures inside must make a Wisdom saving throw at the beginning of their turns or be considered falling even if they have flying speed. The creatures may repeat its saving throw at the beginning of your turns, ending the effect on a success. If a creature is falling on your domain, it takes twice as much damage from your cursed techniques. Once the domain ends, if a creature was considered "falling" it will take the maximum amount of fall damage.
The Wisdom save, its effects, and the falling damage caused by your domain are the sure hit effect of your domain.
- Domain Expansion: Deadly Artillery
Inside your domain is a giant warzone full of canons filled with giant missiles. At the beginning of the round, every creature of your choice inside the domain must make a Dexterity saving throw as the canons start to shoot out their missiles. On a failure, they take 20d12 force damage + 30d4 fire damage and are knocked prone. On a success, they take half as much damage and are not knocked prone.
The Dexterity save and its effects caused by your domain is the sure hit effect of your domain.
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