1d100 Divine Domains

I wanted to create a list of domains for part of the Monster Overhaul.

Creating a list of 100 domains is easy. Creating a really good list is harder. Duplicate ideas need to be ruthlessly pruned. Idea that seem good on paper, but which nobody actually invoked for anything, need to be cut as well. The list grew and shrank for a few weeks, but I think I'm finally happy with it.

Harrower

1d10	Greater Domains
1	Death
2	Fertility
3	Fire
4	Livestock
5	The Harvest
6	The Sea
7	The Sky
8	Time
9	Travel
10	War

Greater Domains are areas that most pantheons place in a position of importance. They're the gods most people know (aside from regional deities and profession-specific intercessors).

"Travel" is the weakest inclusion on the list. I'd gladly swap it for a Fate/Destiny/Chance aspect, but Travel seems more crucial to D&D-type games.

It's tempting to roll The Harvest in with either Fertility or Livestock, or some other combination of the three concepts, but I think that's just because the association is so common in classical polytheism.

Noah Bradley

1d100	Lesser Domains
1	Acting
2	Anxiety
3	Archery
4	Baking
5	Battle Beauty
6	Bees
7	Bells
8	Birds
9	Blindness
10	Bones
11	Boundaries
12	Builders
13	Chance
14	Childbirth
15	Children
16	Clay
17	Cleanliness
18	Contracts
19	Cooking
20	Dancing
21	Darkness
22	Dawn
23	Decay
24	Deserts
25	Destiny
26	Diplomacy
27	Discord
28	Disease
29	Dreams
30	Drowning
31	Drunkenness
32	Earthquakes
33	Endurance
34	Fear
35	Feasting
36	Fevers
37	Fish
38	Flowers
39	Folly
40	Forests
41	Fortifications
42	Friendship
43	Geometry
44	Gold
45	Graveyards
46	Headaches
47	Humour
48	Hunger
49	Hunting
50	Inspiration
51	Iron
52	Lakes
53	Language
54	Law
55	Lies
56	Light
57	Lost Things
58	Love
59	Loyalty
60	Madness
61	Marshes
62	Mechanisms
63	Medicine
64	Memory
65	Merchants
66	Messengers
67	Mountains
68	Murder
69	Music
70	Obedience
71	Orchards
72	Painting
73	Peace
74	Poison
75	Poverty
76	Prophecy
77	Rain
78	Reason
79	Rivers
80	Salt
81	Serpents
82	Sleep
83	Sorrow
84	Stone
85	Storms
86	Swords
87	Teeth
88	The Moon
89	The Sun
90	Theft
91	Thresholds
92	Time
93	Truth
94	Vengeance
95	Vermin
96	Vice
97	Weaving
98	Wells
99	Wind
100	Zeal

I've tried to stick to domains that have some historical precedent (i.e. at some point, somewhere, as far as we can tell, people invoked a god / patron saint / spirit of X).

Horses and Bears should be on the list, but they seem tied to a particular kind of setting. I'm willing to imply the existence of seas and deserts in a table (after all, they don't have to be local seas or deserts), but springing the existence of horses and/or bears on a GM might be impolite.

Serpents and Bees are two notable inclusions that sort-of imply a setting. Serpents are such a common feature in mythology (and snakebites are a constant concern), that I felt not including it would cause more problems than it would solve. Bees and beekeeping tend to fade into the background of most games; I'm not sure many GMs would be shocked to find that their setting included bees (of some description. Arnold's bees are probably horrifying).

The seasons should also be on the list, but since there are Season-themed chapters in the book, I felt it would be a duplication of effort to include a powerful semi-divine seasonal creature here as well.

After revising a shortlist a few times, I remembered this post from Daniel Sell (216 domains, with powers). It looks like we went down similar research lines, but I'm including it for the sake of thoroughness, and because I referenced it while drafting the final list. I also referenced Petty Gods (post here) and this post.

Help!

Are there any duplicate concepts on the list? Entries that could be combined?

Are there any obvious concepts that are missing?

And yes, there will be a d10 (at least) list of Very Minor Domains, to include Hats, Hindsight, Cowardice, Puppetry, etc.