Is it not allowed if I don't see it? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Is it not allowed if I don't see it? [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Arcainite
02-05-07, 02:46 AM I am wondering if Sanctify Relic (once you have a Creation Feat) is allowed in Living Greyhawk. It's a feat out of Complete Divine. Just wondering so I can plan what I want to do with my character. The character already has True Believer which is clearly on the list no problems as being allowed. Just wondering what the rules on Relics are for Living Greyhawk and if this feat is allowed. (two seperate issues I guess)
Iswald
02-05-07, 09:39 AM If a feat or spell isn't listed in the LGCS, it is limited. You'd have to find access to it somewhere. I have a character who can take sanctify relic. Whether he will or not, I don't know. You would still have to have additional access in order to make a relic.
Arcainite
02-05-07, 12:51 PM If a feat or spell isn't listed in the LGCS, it is limited. You'd have to find access to it somewhere. I have a character who can take sanctify relic. Whether he will or not, I don't know. You would still have to have additional access in order to make a relic.

So which AR did you get access to it from? Was it one that's still playable or was it one that is now retired? You can at least tell me if it's retired.
Iswald
02-05-07, 12:55 PM It was a year 5 interactive.
haferka
02-05-07, 03:35 PM The problem with santify relic... you need access to a relic to create...

sadly, you can not declare every item you create to be a relic..
Iswald
02-05-07, 11:25 PM It's not just that you have to have access to a relic on an AR, it also has to be a relic you can craft. Ie, sanctify relic and CWI or CMA&A plus you typically have to worship the deity in question and have the appropriate spell(s) on your spell list. The probability of everything coming together in LG is extremely low. In a home campaign, sanctify relic works much better.

Note that it works better if you gain access to a relic you can craft and then take sanctify relic. You can ask for a special mission for a feat but not an item.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Arcainite 02-05-07, 02:46 AM	I am wondering if Sanctify Relic (once you have a Creation Feat) is allowed in Living Greyhawk. It's a feat out of Complete Divine. Just wondering so I can plan what I want to do with my character. The character already has True Believer which is clearly on the list no problems as being allowed. Just wondering what the rules on Relics are for Living Greyhawk and if this feat is allowed. (two seperate issues I guess)
Iswald 02-05-07, 09:39 AM	If a feat or spell isn't listed in the LGCS, it is limited. You'd have to find access to it somewhere. I have a character who can take sanctify relic. Whether he will or not, I don't know. You would still have to have additional access in order to make a relic.
Arcainite 02-05-07, 12:51 PM	If a feat or spell isn't listed in the LGCS, it is limited. You'd have to find access to it somewhere. I have a character who can take sanctify relic. Whether he will or not, I don't know. You would still have to have additional access in order to make a relic. So which AR did you get access to it from? Was it one that's still playable or was it one that is now retired? You can at least tell me if it's retired.
Iswald 02-05-07, 12:55 PM	It was a year 5 interactive.
haferka 02-05-07, 03:35 PM	The problem with santify relic... you need access to a relic to create... sadly, you can not declare every item you create to be a relic..
Iswald 02-05-07, 11:25 PM	It's not just that you have to have access to a relic on an AR, it also has to be a relic you can craft. Ie, sanctify relic and CWI or CMA&A plus you typically have to worship the deity in question and have the appropriate spell(s) on your spell list. The probability of everything coming together in LG is extremely low. In a home campaign, sanctify relic works much better. Note that it works better if you gain access to a relic you can craft and then take sanctify relic. You can ask for a special mission for a feat but not an item.