:Requirements: Human
:Primes: WIS
:Max Level: 12
:Hit Die: d6 (+1 after level 9)
:Combat: Good To Hit Progression, Any Armor, Any Shield
:Saves: as Cleric
Law Givers with 13+ WIS earn 25% XP bonus. They must have a WIS of 16+ to earn 50% XP bonus.
Law Givers are clerics of Mitra (aka Athena, Minerva, Tyr, Ra-Maat) goddess of law, justice, war, and civilization. Mitra defends the helpless and protects the weak. In return she demands strict adherence to her Law. Law Givers are free agents empowered to bring The Law to both believers and non-believers. There is great enmity between the followers of Mitra and the followers of Set.
"Divine Prayers"
Clerical slot progression, no memorization, on demand. Litanies at 1/2 highest level slot +1.
"Shield of Faith"
20% per level magic resistance vs arcane, divine, faerie magic. 100% at 5th level. Only applies when direct target of spell, not spell effect. Idea from Supplement VI The Majestic Wilderlands.
"Favored of the Gods"
2x multiplier for Divine Intervention.
"Turn Undead"
Turn undead as Cleric of same level.
Notes:
Utilizes various house rules. Feel free to replace 25/50% XP bonus with more standard 5/10%. Good to hit progression is what Clerics get. I don't require Clerics to memorize spells. But, there is possibility (DM's whim / omnipotent knowledge of god) "prayer" goes unanswered. Litanies are divine version of ritual casting (10min + 10gp/lvl). Divine Intervention is last ditch appeal to gods d100 <= character level.
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My friends thought Mitra was a girl's name. Hence why Mitra is a female in my campaign.
ReplyDeleteIF TEHY THINK DRAGINS IS 2HD, YUO ARE CHANGE THAT TOO??
ReplyDeleteREH TOOK IT FROM MITHRA
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mithra
...YOOR FRENDS ARE NEED MOAR LURNING SMARTS LIKE ME.
YOU ARE BE TO CHANGE IT NOW THANK YOU
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-NUNYA
Who gives a flying boop?
DeleteAny DM is allowed to do their setting however the heck they want. regardless of what any wiki or capslocking player says.
The sex of Mithra must be one of the things I find myself caring the absolute least in this case. Dieties can be whatever gender. They arn't even necisarrily humanoid.
ALSO'S THNAK YUO FOR FRREE CAMPANE FOR SANDBOXING BLAKMRASH! YUO ARE ROCK!!1
ReplyDelete:)
-NUNYA
Hey, Rob. If I've never said it before, Bat in the Attic is a great blog.
ReplyDeleteYeah, obviously strongly influenced by you here. It's not apparent from this post but I use Five Color alignment system. Each Ethos represented by various aspects (aka gods). I've used Wilderlands' ones as "archetypes" Red (Thor), Green (Dannu), Blue (Thoth), White (Mitra), Black (Set). It just sort of "clicked" one day reading Supplement VI
I hope you take it as flattery/compliment and not as "ripping you off". The Majestic Wilderlands really is awesome and has inspired a lot of my current campaign.
In my game I've conflated Mitra and Justitia and Helvetia – and I'm using the three dudes swearing the Swiss founding oath as an image.
ReplyDeleteThose "three dudes" look perfect!
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