FANGS: Appendix D - Priest - Revision history

Wayland: Uncluttering some categories; the FANGS category is a subcategory of these now.

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Uncluttering some categories; the FANGS category is a subcategory of these now.

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Knockwood: Reverted edits by 220.113.9.168 (talk) to last revision by Knockwood

2012-01-16T06:47:55Z

Reverted edits by 220.113.9.168 (talk) to last revision by Knockwood

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	Sorcerers consider Priests to be weak, as they are servants of greater daemons rather then being their true masters.		Sorcerers consider Priests to be weak, as they are servants of greater daemons rather then being their true masters.

	~~I apperciate you taking~~ to ~~time~~ to ~~contribute That's very helpful~~.		===Necromancy ===

			Necromancy is a corrupt form of Sorcery. Necromancers intend to speak with the dead, control the dead, and ultimately to conquer Death itself. They are known to sacrifice PW (typically WITHOUT the permission of the sacrifice) to an Presence, or to bind and control a living being, or to animate the dead.

			The knowledge of Necromancy most often comes from the churches; most Necromancers are former (or corrupted current) priests. Others have stolen texts from shrines or monasteries. They are, of course, totally outlawed everywhere in Alvatia; however, one or two nobles have found it useful to hide some necromancers for "interrogations" of slain enemies.

			All alchemists, artificers, shamans, wizards, and even sorcerers consider Necromancy to be to most vile and anathematic practice of magic of all, and most will go to any measure to capture and bring a Necromancer to justice.

			Priests, in particular those of St. Carmund, claim to be the most vowed enemies of those suspected of Necromancy. However, as many high circle spells and rituals of the priesthood edge against Necromancy (in particular the 13th circle spell of ressurection) many priests find that they the difference between their magic and that of the Necromancer to be quite narrow.

	==Priest Magic Inspirations ==		==Priest Magic Inspirations ==

220.113.9.168: /* Necromancy */

2012-01-16T06:28:15Z

Necromancy

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	Sorcerers consider Priests to be weak, as they are servants of greater daemons rather then being their true masters.		Sorcerers consider Priests to be weak, as they are servants of greater daemons rather then being their true masters.

	~~===Necromancy ===~~		I apperciate you taking to time to contribute That's very helpful.

	~~Necromancy is a corrupt form of Sorcery. Necromancers intend~~ to ~~speak with the dead, control the dead, and ultimately~~ to ~~conquer Death itself. They are known to sacrifice PW (typically WITHOUT the permission of the sacrifice) to an Presence, or to bind and control a living being, or to animate the dead.~~

	The knowledge of Necromancy most often comes from the churches; most Necromancers are former (or corrupted current) priests. Others have stolen texts from shrines or monasteries. They are, of course, totally outlawed everywhere in Alvatia; however, one or two nobles have found it useful to hide some necromancers for "interrogations" of slain enemies.

	All alchemists, artificers, shamans, wizards, and even sorcerers consider Necromancy to be to most vile and anathematic practice of magic of all, and most will go to any measure to capture and bring a Necromancer to justice.

	Priests, in particular those of St. Carmund, claim to be the most vowed enemies of those suspected of Necromancy. However, as many high circle spells and rituals of the priesthood edge against Necromancy (in particular the 13th circle spell of ressurection) many priests find that they the difference between their magic and that of the Necromancer to be quite narrow.

	==Priest Magic Inspirations ==		==Priest Magic Inspirations ==

Knockwood: Reverted edits by 81.25.55.138 (talk) to last revision by Knockwood

2012-01-16T05:00:01Z

Reverted edits by 81.25.55.138 (talk) to last revision by Knockwood

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 If a priest has a special success, the effect of the spell is more pronounced. If the Priest has a critical success, the effect of the spell is same as that of a special success, but in addition, the Priest has a chance of increasing his ability in that spell with an immediate Experience Check as per the skill advancement rules. If the Experience Check succeeds, the priest may immediately use his increased skill. There is no way for a priest to gain skill in priest spell without increasing PW or through a critical success with that skill - he may not learn, practice or study to increase his skill.
-Hahaahha. I'm not too bright today. Great post!
+==Ceremony Spells ==
 ==Other Spells ==

81.25.55.138: /* Ceremony Spells */

2012-01-16T04:58:27Z

Ceremony Spells

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 If a priest has a special success, the effect of the spell is more pronounced. If the Priest has a critical success, the effect of the spell is same as that of a special success, but in addition, the Priest has a chance of increasing his ability in that spell with an immediate Experience Check as per the skill advancement rules. If the Experience Check succeeds, the priest may immediately use his increased skill. There is no way for a priest to gain skill in priest spell without increasing PW or through a critical success with that skill - he may not learn, practice or study to increase his skill.
-==Ceremony Spells ==
+Hahaahha. I'm not too bright today. Great post!
 ==Other Spells ==

Knockwood: Reverted edits by 67.162.239.133 (talk) to last revision by Knockwood

2012-01-16T04:31:31Z

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 Thus the average follower (who has sacrificed 1 PW to his Presence and has 10 PW remaining) has a Skill Check of 1 (10-10+1)in order for the Call to be heard. The average priest of the Fourth Circle (who has sacrificed 4 PW, and still has 14 PW remaining) has a Skill Check of 8 (14-10+4) for success with his Call. A high priest of the 10th circle (who has sacrificed 10 PW and has 20 PW remaining) will always be able to call on his Presence, as his Skill Check would be against a Call of 20, but he would not do so lightly as he would not be able to do so again until he gained another PW (a very difficult task that might take years.)
-Aligrht alright alright that's exactly what I needed!
+==Priest Magic ==
 ==Ceremony Spells ==

67.162.239.133: /* Priest Magic */

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Priest Magic

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 Thus the average follower (who has sacrificed 1 PW to his Presence and has 10 PW remaining) has a Skill Check of 1 (10-10+1)in order for the Call to be heard. The average priest of the Fourth Circle (who has sacrificed 4 PW, and still has 14 PW remaining) has a Skill Check of 8 (14-10+4) for success with his Call. A high priest of the 10th circle (who has sacrificed 10 PW and has 20 PW remaining) will always be able to call on his Presence, as his Skill Check would be against a Call of 20, but he would not do so lightly as he would not be able to do so again until he gained another PW (a very difficult task that might take years.)
-==Priest Magic ==
+Aligrht alright alright that's exactly what I needed!
 ==Ceremony Spells ==

Knockwood: rv 2 bad edits

2012-01-14T02:16:08Z

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 Thus the average follower (who has sacrificed 1 PW to his Presence and has 10 PW remaining) has a Skill Check of 1 (10-10+1)in order for the Call to be heard. The average priest of the Fourth Circle (who has sacrificed 4 PW, and still has 14 PW remaining) has a Skill Check of 8 (14-10+4) for success with his Call. A high priest of the 10th circle (who has sacrificed 10 PW and has 20 PW remaining) will always be able to call on his Presence, as his Skill Check would be against a Call of 20, but he would not do so lightly as he would not be able to do so again until he gained another PW (a very difficult task that might take years.)
-Thanks for starting the ball rolling with this inishgt.
+==Priest Magic ==
 ==Other Spells ==

74.194.170.10: /* Priest Magic */

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Priest Magic

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 Thus the average follower (who has sacrificed 1 PW to his Presence and has 10 PW remaining) has a Skill Check of 1 (10-10+1)in order for the Call to be heard. The average priest of the Fourth Circle (who has sacrificed 4 PW, and still has 14 PW remaining) has a Skill Check of 8 (14-10+4) for success with his Call. A high priest of the 10th circle (who has sacrificed 10 PW and has 20 PW remaining) will always be able to call on his Presence, as his Skill Check would be against a Call of 20, but he would not do so lightly as he would not be able to do so again until he gained another PW (a very difficult task that might take years.)
-==Priest Magic ==
+Thanks for starting the ball rolling with this inishgt.
 ==Other Spells ==

203.156.192.69: /* Ceremony Spells */

2012-01-14T01:52:09Z

Ceremony Spells

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 If a priest has a special success, the effect of the spell is more pronounced. If the Priest has a critical success, the effect of the spell is same as that of a special success, but in addition, the Priest has a chance of increasing his ability in that spell with an immediate Experience Check as per the skill advancement rules. If the Experience Check succeeds, the priest may immediately use his increased skill. There is no way for a priest to gain skill in priest spell without increasing PW or through a critical success with that skill - he may not learn, practice or study to increase his skill.
-==Ceremony Spells ==
+This infromtaion is off the hizool!
 ==Other Spells ==