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| bjorntfh03-14-05, 03:25 PM | According to the rules no PC can worship an evil diety. The dark six has been classified, overall, as a Neutral Evil pantheon. Here's my question: the Traveler is NOT an evil diety, he's chaotic neutral. Can a PC worship the Traveler? Or does the ban on the Dark Six apply to the whole set, despite the fact that the Eberron book states that the Traveler is seen as being somewhat apart from the other five? Any answers would be appreciated. |
| rpotor03-16-05, 12:48 PM | Of course this is only my personal opinion, but as a DM I would rule that the Traveler cannot be worshipped by a PC playing in MoH, the grounds for this ruling being that the Campaign Standards say (as you pointed out) that an evil pantheon cannot be worshipped. I think that this would apply to all of the gods in the pantheon designated as evil, which effectively rules out worshipping the Traveler, even though he personally is not evil. |
| bjorntfh03-16-05, 01:00 PM | My question was based on whether or not it would be allowable for a Changeling to worship their basically patron diety or not. The Traveler is more of less the patron god of changelings, yet for some reason changeling PCs may not be allowed to worship their non-evil diety. PCs can be Chaotic Neutral, is there any good reasons to disalow a changeling from worshiping his or her racial diety? |
| Sieylianna03-16-05, 10:04 PM | My question was based on whether or not it would be allowable for a Changeling to worship their basically patron diety or not. The Traveler is more of less the patron god of changelings, yet for some reason changeling PCs may not be allowed to worship their non-evil diety. PCs can be Chaotic Neutral, is there any good reasons to disalow a changeling from worshiping his or her racial diety? The campaign guidelines state that the Dark Six can not be worshipped by PCs. In the absence of a campaign ruling which allows the Traveler to be worshipped separately, you're out of luck. I would disallow it as a DM. Ed |
| the_elf_8403-17-05, 10:48 AM | The campaign standards say: "characters can worship most nonevil diety OR pantheon" (emphasis added) Since worshiping a pantheon is something specific an Eberron character can do, and the campaign standards do not say something like "characters can worship any nonevil diety of a nonevil pantheon," I would say you can worship The Traveller, just not the Dark Six (since that IS an evil pantheon). Just don't run around praising the merits of the pantheon as a whole and just stick to the Traveller, and I would say you are fine. I know that half of my group will be worshipping The Traveller (two are changlings, and one because it fits his character). |
| bjorntfh03-17-05, 11:38 AM | Thanks. I sent out a question for them at dispell confusion and I'm waiting for an official reply as of now. |
| lutherreed03-23-05, 03:20 PM | In Eberron, even those that worship a specific deity, are still considered to be a follower of the more general pantheon. So those that worship the Traveler, because they relate more to those principles, is still a member of the Dark Six church. This is explained in Appendix 1 of the CS (Although their example is for the Sovereign Host, it still applies). At least at my tables :) Scott Perdue |