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| #1Guest74655359Feb 02, 2015 2:15:38 | I'm new to DMing, so please bear with me. I'm going to run an AL campaign starting with Hoard of the Dragon Queen. I have a player that wants to run a Death Cleric. He would be TrueN with a pension for knowledge more than death. Worshiping Oghma. Everything I have read says that it's my discretion. Is this acurate and if he takes this character to Gencon will he be able to use it there? Thank you. |
| #2smerwin29Feb 02, 2015 4:25:30 |
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| #3PauperFeb 02, 2015 6:59:54 | Also be aware that, even with the special certificate, an AL character cannot worship Oghma and have the Death domain, as Oghma doesn't have that domain in his portfolio. (Plus the certificate specifies that the cleric must worship Kelemvor, who does have the Death domain in his portfolio.)
You'll need to convince your player to modify his character, or run Horde as a home game rather than an AL game.
-- Pauper |
| #4Guest74655359Feb 02, 2015 9:02:11 | Thank you Smerwin29 and Pauper. you have both been helpful. |
| #5RCanineFeb 02, 2015 9:05:15 |
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| #6Babblu0Apr 01, 2015 6:13:13 | What seems like it might be an acceptable solution and would cover my desire to be transparent about my approach would be to have a 'sheet of definitions' on the outside of my screen. Things like "The DM may" means "This indicates that the DM has the option to perform this action if *he* deems it appropriate. No player has the right to demand that the DM does (or does not) take this action. Repeated requests and/or whining will not affect the DM's choice (and may in fact strengthen it)." Or something like that...with a note at the bottom that I am happy to discuss these definitions either before or after a session.
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