Rainbow servant and domain spells.

[animewatcha]

I can see that The prestige class gets all cleric spells at 10th. How is it that they also get domain spells as well? Aren't the two 'separate lists' if you will? If not, where does it say they automatically count as cleric spells?

[Biffoniacus_Furiou]

Complete Divine, page 20, Extra Domains:


If a noncleric enters a prestige class that allows access
to a domain, the character still gains access to the domain.
She can use the granted power bestowed by the domain
normally. If she memorizes spells like a druid, paladin,
or ranger, then she can simply choose to memorize one of
that domain’s spells instead of one of her usual spells, but
never more than one domain spell of each level. If she is a
spellcaster who keeps a spellbook as a wizard does, then she
must fi nd or purchase a scroll of that spell and pay the usual
price to scribe the spell into her spellbook. In cases where
the spell is only divine the wizard may scribe a divine scroll
into his book. The wizard then may memorize one domain
spell of each level each day. If the noncleric is a spontaneous
caster like a sorcerer or favored soul, then she may select a
domain spell to add to her spells known whenever she would
have an option to choose a new known spell. A sorcerer does
not get to exceed his normal limit of spells known. Once
the domain spell is known, the sorcerer may cast it freely.
Unless the prestige class specifi es otherwise, such spells are
considered arcane spells when cast by arcane spellcasters.

A Cleric does not add his domain spells to his Cleric spell list, he keeps them separate as domain spells. He cannot prepare them in normal, non-domain Cleric spell slots unless the spell also happens to appear on the Cleric spell list.

[nedz]

RS gets a few domains prior to the capstone. Are you talking about these, or spells which feature in other domains ?

If it's the latter then the RS doesn't get these via the capstone, unless they are also on the Cleric list.