Clerics of this domain are dedicated to the idea of candy
itself, and the joy it can spread to beings of all kinds.
They believe in feeding the hungry and using their divine
magic to sweeten the lives of all who need it; never missing a
chance to have fun in the meanwhile.
Energetic to the core and brimming with compassion, a
Candy cleric makes for an endearing addition to any party.
Candy Domain Spells
Cleric Level
Spells
1st Goodberry, Color Spray
3rd Nathair’s Mischief, Snilloc’s Snowball Storm
5th Create Food and Water, Tiny Servant
7th Galder’s Speedy Courier, Conjure Minor
Elementals
9th Animate Objects, Bigby’s Hand
When you choose this domain at 1st level, you gain
proficiency with Cook’s Utensils. If you are already proficient
with these tools, you gain proficiency with one other type of
artisan's tools of your choice. Additionally, Cook’s Utensils
can serve as a holy symbol for you.
Your spells that have visible effects take on the appearance
of food and baked sweets. Even your spells that don't have
visible effects tend to smell like different pastries. This does
not make your spells provide nourishment like regular food.
Starting at 1st level, whenever you expend a spell slot of 1st
level or higher on your turn, you gain a sudden burst of
energy.
Your movement speed is doubled until the start of your
next turn, and you gain an additional action this turn, which
you may use to take any action other than Dash, Attack or
Cast a Spell.
Starting at 2nd level, you can use your Channel Divinity to
magically create sweets that bolster those who consume
them. As an action, you create a magical candy that manifests
in your hand, which can be consumed by a creature as a
bonus action. When you create this candy, choose one of the
following types:
Brighteye Bean: A small, black jelly bean with cobalt blue
speckles. Consuming this candy grants you advantage on
Investigation and Perception checks for the next minute.
Charming Chocolate: A large, deep-brown disc of
chocolate that seems to emit a faint golden glow.
Consuming this candy grants you advantage on
Persuasion and Performance checks for the next minute.
Muscle Mint: A small, green and white swirled ball of
mint with a print of a curled bicep on it. Consuming this
candy grants you advantage on Athletics and Acrobatics
checks for the next minute.
Sly Sour: A long, orange-red roll of sugar-coated sour lolly
that makes no sound as you chew it. Consuming this
candy grants you advantage on Stealth and Sleight of
Hand checks for the next minute.
Knowing Nougat: A large, pale-brown slab of candy with
bright-silver nuts scattered throughout it. Consuming this
candy grants you advantage on Insight and History checks
for the next minute.
 Magic Marshmallow: A deep-blue marshmallow with
star-like white dots covering it. Consuming this candy
grants you advantage on Arcana and Religion checks for
the next minute.
Grove Gumball: A verdant green gumball candy with the
design of a leaf printed on it. Consuming this candy grants
you advantage on Nature and Animal Handling checks for
the next minute.
Wild Warhead: A compact, green and brown colored
hard-candy with an incredibly sour taste. Consuming this
candy grants you advantage on Survival and Medicine
checks for the next minute.
Faker's Fudge: A pale-white fudge with the golden sigil of
a devil's tongue on the top. Consuming this candy grants
you advantage on Deception and Intimidation checks for
the next minute.
At the end of your next long rest, any candies you created
which are still uneaten disappear in a colorful poof.
Starting at 6th level, you can use your Channel Divinity to
magically coat your allies in protective candy.
As an action, you can touch a friendly and willing creature
to apply the coating on them. The syrup is soft and sticky,
granting the affected creature resistance to nonmagical
bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing damage.
Any Medium or smaller creature that hits the candy-coated
ally with a melee weapon attack must make a Strength or
Dexterity saving throw (their choice). On a failed save, the
creature's weapon becomes stuck to the syrup. If the
weapon's wielder can't or doesn't let go of the weapon, they
become grappled while it remains stuck.
Credit
Artwork: First page - background: Ineta Aluzaite; character:
Julia Balyshkova. Second page: ©League of Legends, Riot
Games.
Watercolor: Jared Ondricek, u/flamableconcrete
Design: u/CamunonZ
Original brews: u/Renegade_Chicken, Noblecrumpet
They can use their action to make a Strength check against
your Spell Save DC, pulling the weapon free on a success.
The syrup hardens and breaks apart after 1 minute,
automatically freeing any weapons still stuck in it.
At 8th level, your childlike energy is contagious, and others
near you share in its intensity. When using the Sugar Rush
feature, you may also grant its benefits to another creature of
your choice within 30 feet of you.
At 17th level, your domain grants you the power to hamper
those who would harm your allies, through the ultimate
display of sugary doom.
As an action on your turn, you can conjure a wave of
chocolate that splashes onto a 30-foot square you designate
within 90 feet of you. Each creature in the area must make a
Dexterity saving throw. A target is completely covered in hot
chocolate on a failed save, taking 4d6 fire damage and 4d6
acid damage. On a successful one, they take half as much
damage and are only partially covered in the chocolate.
A target completely covered in chocolate can use their
action to wipe it off from their body. If they end their turn
while still completely covered, the chocolate hardens into a
solid coating, leaving them encased within it for up to 5
minutes. An encased creature is incapacitated and blinded;
and cannot breathe, move, or speak.
The chocolate coating has an AC of 14, a hit point
maximum of 35, and immunity to poison and psychic
damage. Whenever the coating takes slashing or piercing
damage, half of it is dealt to the creature trapped inside.
After the chocolate is reduced to 0 hit points, or 5 minutes
pass, it breaks itself apart and the encased creature is freed.
Once you’ve used this feature, you can’t do so again until
you finish a long rest.