This is a resource designed to help people evaluate domain cards. I've considered how cards can be used to take on combat, social, and exploration social challenges. This considers the cards in isolation, and there's absolutely classes/subclasses that either increase or decrease the value of certain cards, so don't be dissuaded from taking something just because this guide might not make it look especially good. If it looks like it'll be a good fit for your character - even just in terms of fun or aesthetics - you'll be doing yourself a disservice not taking it.

These absolutely aren't objective measures and will vary wildly from table to table. This is also just based on my own experience with the game, **so absolutely post your own thoughts and observations below -** ***especially*** **for any cards you've found much better or worse than what I've included here**. I've found the game's focus can vary pretty wildly from table to table to match everyone's preferences, so I'll be really interested in seeing where opinions tend to differ.

As a word of warning, I've included Dread for the sake of completion, but I haven't had the chance to see it played at the table yet - all the Dread comments are just based on theorycrafting and should be taken with a hefty dash of skepticism.

Apparently Reddit has a limit of 20 pages and this ended up being a whopping 31 in total, so I'll post the second half of the domain cards tomorrow. Most of my experience so far has just been with tier 1 and 2, so I've only included level 1 - 4 cards here.

Finally, don't necessarily try to use these to evaluate how good/bad a Domain is. A single great card might be more impactful than if every single card was pretty decent. The only exception is Codex - yeah, that one really does seem to be just that good.

A thorough analysis of all tier 1 and 2 Daggerheart domain cards (Part 1)