Domain and Origin

Domain

Domain noun - A region of activity, knowledge, or influence.

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Origin and domain are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Origin" instead a noun "Domain".

Origin noun - A point or place at which something is invented or provided.

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Domain and origin are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Domain" instead a noun "Origin".

common	common domain	common origin
single	single domain	single origin
divine	divine domain	divine origin
ultimate	ultimate domain	ultimate origin
Other adjectives: new, different, foreign, greek.

As an example, about half of the classic Looney Tunes shorts are public domain, including the origin toons for almost every major character, but Warner Bros.

Source: Outlived Its Creator
He's in for a nasty surprise, as a huge rat scuttles into his domain and wants to make the place its own.These tropes are of known origin: Agony of the Feet: When the rat attacks Bart in the basement, it bites his foot first.

Source: Film / Of Unknown Origin
Likewise, you could end up in some other dread domain, come right back to where you started from, be dropped off on your world of origin (if you're an outlander and your DM is merciful), or even get deposited on a completely different D&D campaign world from your own.

Source: Unpredictable Results

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