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Slime Lord

10-21-05, 08:38 PM
Priest of Chauntea, Guardian of Selune, Follower of Lathander (http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?p=5879311#post5879311)

Turning Demons away... (http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?p=7345989#post7345989)

Five Demons (http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?p=7361196#post7361196)

For those who know of the above character, you know that I have been slowly getting things together for three NPC's of mine for a great campaign I am trying todo. I've supplied the three links above so you (if you feel is needed) can look through those. First one deals with what it says, me startin this idea some time back. The last two are more recent an involving a (conterverstal) topic (mainly third link.) which we needed to call in Ed for, and still waiting on a more detailed answer. Priest of Chauntea, Guardian of Selune, Follower of Lathander is what I have labled them. Preety much, the campaign is titled "Triangle of Three". That being the three deities above: Chauntea, Selune and Lathander. A joint artifact created by the three of them sometime ago (perhaps even Amaunthor and not Lathander)

Some of you know that I've kind of locked in Follower of Lathander. He is a Sorcerer (Celestial blood) of a small Temple of Lathanders. His family was killed by Baneites or Cyians (or where they?) while doing something in Lathander's name. He was either redeeming a demon, or assiting the redeemed demon in something set by Lathander. Click the last two links for a good information on him. Basically, a brisk older (40's) human male.

The Priest of Chauntea I will make another at some point and venture into him more. Basically, he's a Priest who wonders the Faerun. I often see him as someone who might visit crops and gardens and give Chauntea's blessing over, aid in natural disasters (Talona, Umberlee, etc.). You get the idea with him for now. He too is a human male.

But, the Guardian of Selune. I'll give you a pyshical and some characterist run down on her, and maybe how she looks. Guardian of Selune (Nameless at the time being) is a Half Drow/Human female. She carries the lythancrope disease, from her father, what form I havent' completely decided yet. Her mother was a very prominent, maybe High priest of Elissatree. (It'd be very cliche, but she could be Qilue's daughter. Or, soem other well-known female of Elisstraee)Anyways...other females clerics and priestesses of Elisstraee found it dissapointing for the most part that she (the priestess in question) would carry child and fall inlove with a human. After heated arguments, she decided she would give the child to her father and never see either of the two again. Her father has (like many others) been a man of Selune for obvious reasons. Simple fellow for the most part, nothing too exciting about him.

So, now to the daughter. She follows Selune of course and is in a group that protects something, be it a item or a church, I'm unsure. Anyways, I kind of see her as a Warrior/Cleric'esk person (more warrior like). I think because she was born under the full moon, and as a gift was offered this.

That is as about as far as I can get with her. Now, to the who classes and character-develpment stage. She has been suggested to be a Favored Soul, but I was wondering if there could be anything else to her (and her Born Under the Full Moon Group)
Slime Lord

10-23-05, 04:27 PM
Anyone??? It's not like I'm a newb on these boards, been here for a good while...
nihility

10-23-05, 04:38 PM
I'm not entirely sure what your questions are, other than suggestions for classes. I can't think of anything off the top of my head that seems better than Favored Soul, though there's nothing wrong with a plain ol' Cleric. The only other class that is anywhere as closely tied to a diety that I can think of is the Paladin.

If you want to go further into a warrior-cleric who has been brought up in a church, what about a cleric-monk going into Sacred Fist? Alternately, there's the Pious Templar, if you're thinking of her as a defender of a location as opposed to an item.