Devout Pilgrim

While most clerics are associated with a particular temple, adventuring clerics spend much of their time away from their favored place of worship, and there are those who worship primarily on the road and during the journey. These clerics see the act of travel and the arrival at sites sacred to their religion as valuable, and perhaps more so than time spent sequestered inside a church. These pilgrims love to travel, typically on foot or with caravans.
  A devout pilgrim has the following class features.
 

Fortunate Road

At 1st level, a devout pilgrim must select the Chaos, Community, Liberation, Luck, Travel, or Weather domain (or the Exploration, Fate, Freedom, Trade, or Seasons subdomains if available in the campaign) as one of their domains. If the cleric worships a deity that doesn’t normally grant one of these domains, they gain access to this domain but can only pick this one domain—they effectively lose the option to pick a second domain. As a result, very few clerics who worship deities who don’t grant access to one of the domains or subdomains listed above opt to become devout pilgrims. In all other respects, this works like and replaces the standard cleric’s domain ability.
 

Caravan Bond (Su)

At 1st level, by leading a group prayer for 1 minute, a devout pilgrim can select a number of traveling companions equal to their cleric level + their Wisdom bonus. They may use their domain-granted powers on any of these traveling companions as if they were them. They can use these abilities on their traveling companions at a range of up to 30 feet, even if the ability normally requires their touch.
  This ability replaces the cleric’s proficiency with medium armor and shields—they retain proficiency with light armor only.
 

Blessing of the Harrow (Su)

At 8th level, once per day the pilgrim may perform a harrowing for themselves or another creature. This is otherwise identical to the blessing of the harrow from the harrower prestige class.
  This replaces an 8th-level domain power of the devout pilgrim’s choice.