Cleric: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 11:40, 8 December 2023

This character class is available with the following notes:

Currently, clerics may serve one of the following gods:

There are also several demi-gods and saints that are followed by some, as noted.

All clerics must serve a god; there are no unaligned clerics in Crescent.; Clerics who forsake their god lose all spellcasting and channel divinity abilities, until they atone and come back to the fold. Even so, the god often punishes them for their inconstancy.; See the individual god pages for more information on them.
Multiclassing: Clerics may freely multiclass, as long as they are still faithful to their god and remember their role as priests (and still pay their tithe!)
Domains: Domain access is also, obviously, governed by god.

Table: **Gods and Cleric Types**
God	Portfolio	Domains	Alignments
Pelor	Sun and Moon	Light, Life, Protection	NG, LG, CG, N
Mehana	Time, Arcane Magic, Travel, Divination	Knowledge	CG, CN, NG
Nevari	Crafts, Arts, Love, Hearth and Home	Life, Protection, Forge	LG, NG, LN
Crustan	Nature, Plants, Animals, Weather	Life, Nature, Tempest	CG, CN, NG, N
Phealas	Death, Law, Judgement	Knowledge, Grave, Death	LG, LN, LE
Telemore	Trickery, Gambling, Secrets, Passion	Trickery	NG, CG, N, CN, NE, CE
The Three-Fold God	War	War, Protection, Forge, Life, Death (dependant on aspect)	all

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 ==Class Notes==
 This character class is available with the following notes:
-;Gods
+===Gods===
-:Currently, clerics may serve one of the following gods:
+Currently, clerics may serve one of the following gods:
 * [[Pelor]], god of the sun and moon
 * [[Mehana]], goddess of magic
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 * [[Telemore]], god of trickery and thieves,
 * [[War|The Three-Fold God]] of war in all its aspects.
+There are also several demi-gods and saints that are followed by some, as noted.
+* [[
 :All clerics must serve a god; there are no unaligned clerics in Crescent.
 :Clerics who forsake their god lose all spellcasting and channel divinity abilities, until they atone and come back to the fold. Even so, the god often punishes them for their inconstancy.