Great Fervor Feat [Archive] - Wizards Community

Great Fervor Feat [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
ThaiGQ
07-22-07, 04:01 PM Hey guys,

I was wondering about the Great Fervor feat. I've just recently started a character in the Theocracy of the Pale and I was wondering if it's a legitimate feat to take. In the magazine, it's listed as a feat that is available for characters from that region (among others), but I can't find it anywhere in the LGCS. Does anyone know if this feat is available in LG?
Simpi
07-22-07, 04:27 PM Does anyone know if this feat is available in LG?

Not without campaign documentation since it's not closed like "troll blooded" for example.

Sampo Haarlaa
Naerie Triad
Eric Anondson
07-22-07, 09:37 PM Does anyone know if this feat is available in LG?The feat is Open for members of the major Shield Lands churches. The character needs to be a resident of the Shield Lands, and you'd need to play through a bunch of Shield Lands adventures to get there. So . . . get yourself to Minnesota or the Dakotas and play a bunch of mods, join one of our major church orgs, and you're good for that feat. :D
CdrcJsn
07-22-07, 10:52 PM I've just recently started a character in the Theocracy of the Pale and I was wondering if it's a legitimate feat to take.

Are you a Pholtan?

Wait two months.
solbergb
07-23-07, 12:38 PM Heh really? Wonder if this is part of the metaorg changes.

I had to get AR access. But then Burke had to walk through snow in the Rakers uphill both ways to get to any adventures anyway. He also has remarkably bad luck with metaorg requirements. Every time he achieves a position of influence in one, the rules change....
bitznarf
07-23-07, 12:46 PM It all makes sense now, it's all designed to keep non-humans out of positions of power in the Pale. Next it will be all non Pholtons, then who knows!

-Elbirg ibn H'tib al Dhabiya, paranoid conspiracy theorist (its *more* than a theroy) from Zeif
solbergb
07-23-07, 12:58 PM Yeah, well, now that Burke has a very good sense motive skill he's begun to suspect that he's been discriminated against. Which is one reason he's retiring to the Rakers, to help out his adopted tribe, not trying to do political stuff in the Pale. Pholtus has accepted him, but some of His servants are less wise.
bitznarf
07-23-07, 01:05 PM "Running away is just what they want, the only way to defeat them is from within..." *starts muttering to himself about how to forge a MR document in game, wanders off down the street, bumping into people as he goes*

-Elbirg ibn H'tib al Dhabiya

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
ThaiGQ 07-22-07, 04:01 PM	Hey guys, I was wondering about the Great Fervor feat. I've just recently started a character in the Theocracy of the Pale and I was wondering if it's a legitimate feat to take. In the magazine, it's listed as a feat that is available for characters from that region (among others), but I can't find it anywhere in the LGCS. Does anyone know if this feat is available in LG?
Simpi 07-22-07, 04:27 PM	Does anyone know if this feat is available in LG? Not without campaign documentation since it's not closed like "troll blooded" for example. Sampo Haarlaa Naerie Triad
Eric Anondson 07-22-07, 09:37 PM	Does anyone know if this feat is available in LG?The feat is Open for members of the major Shield Lands churches. The character needs to be a resident of the Shield Lands, and you'd need to play through a bunch of Shield Lands adventures to get there. So . . . get yourself to Minnesota or the Dakotas and play a bunch of mods, join one of our major church orgs, and you're good for that feat. :D
CdrcJsn 07-22-07, 10:52 PM	I've just recently started a character in the Theocracy of the Pale and I was wondering if it's a legitimate feat to take. Are you a Pholtan? Wait two months.
solbergb 07-23-07, 12:38 PM	Heh really? Wonder if this is part of the metaorg changes. I had to get AR access. But then Burke had to walk through snow in the Rakers uphill both ways to get to any adventures anyway. He also has remarkably bad luck with metaorg requirements. Every time he achieves a position of influence in one, the rules change....
bitznarf 07-23-07, 12:46 PM	It all makes sense now, it's all designed to keep non-humans out of positions of power in the Pale. Next it will be all non Pholtons, then who knows! -Elbirg ibn H'tib al Dhabiya, paranoid conspiracy theorist (its more than a theroy) from Zeif
solbergb 07-23-07, 12:58 PM	Yeah, well, now that Burke has a very good sense motive skill he's begun to suspect that he's been discriminated against. Which is one reason he's retiring to the Rakers, to help out his adopted tribe, not trying to do political stuff in the Pale. Pholtus has accepted him, but some of His servants are less wise.
bitznarf 07-23-07, 01:05 PM	"Running away is just what they want, the only way to defeat them is from within..." starts muttering to himself about how to forge a MR document in game, wanders off down the street, bumping into people as he goes -Elbirg ibn H'tib al Dhabiya