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2012-07-24, 03:28 PM (ISO 8601)
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"Turn undead!" "Attacking one of your fellow paladins?" (3.5 deity, PEACH)
Gloog. (Lesser Diety; Lawful Good)
Followers: Strongly good-aligned undead, plus a growing (though still minuscule) minority of equally good living humanoids.
Dogma: Do not destroy constructs or non-evil undead, except in self defense. Do not kill living beings, even in self defense. Seek out and destroy evil undead. Be a productive member of society.
Teachings: Everyone is given one life. It is not to be taken from them before their time. Undead are "living" again, but this second life is a privilege, not a right. It must be used for the good of others, and never against those who are living the life they were originally born with.
Domains: Death, Good, Community, Protection.
What does everyone think?Last edited by enderlord99; 2012-07-24 at 03:29 PM.
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2012-07-24, 03:44 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: "Turn undead!" "Attacking one of your fellow paladins?" (3.5 deity, PEACH)
Interesting concept, but what's with the name? Reminds me of:
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2012-07-24, 03:50 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: "Turn undead!" "Attacking one of your fellow paladins?" (3.5 deity, PEACH)
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2012-07-24, 03:52 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: "Turn undead!" "Attacking one of your fellow paladins?" (3.5 deity, PEACH)
killing a living being to defend another living being should be kosure though...
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2012-07-24, 03:54 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: "Turn undead!" "Attacking one of your fellow paladins?" (3.5 deity, PEACH)
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2012-07-24, 04:15 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: "Turn undead!" "Attacking one of your fellow paladins?" (3.5 deity, PEACH)
I like the concept of a deity catering towards good-aligned undead. The notion of undead essentially coming back for what sounds like community service is really cool. Is there a rule on an undead who is tired of the Material Plane and wants to go to their afterlife? Are they allowed to commit "suicide" or are they actually obligated to stay on the Prime Material for a set amount of time?
I really recommend that you consider including the Repose Domain (mostly the same as the Death Domain but explicitly geared towards good-aligned casters) and the Deathless Domain (in Eberron, focusing around the Deathless, a new type of often good-aligned undead who are powered by positive energy). Those domains seem like they would really fit the concept.
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2012-07-24, 06:00 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: "Turn undead!" "Attacking one of your fellow paladins?" (3.5 deity, PEACH)
Of course, the Repose domain would be a nice substitute to the Death domain, which has a few Evil spells (WotC needed to give it to a Good deity, so they made the Repose domain).
Otherwise, does this cult simply seeks and destroy all evil undead or does it let them a chance to repent themselves? Can the clerics of Gloog kill a lich at sight if he recognised it as evil to some extend?Last edited by Network; 2012-07-24 at 06:03 PM.
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2012-07-24, 06:11 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: "Turn undead!" "Attacking one of your fellow paladins?" (3.5 deity, PEACH)
Last edited by enderlord99; 2012-07-24 at 07:06 PM.
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2012-07-24, 10:43 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: "Turn undead!" "Attacking one of your fellow paladins?" (3.5 deity, PEACH)
This is a very cool idea, but I'm not sure about destroying a lich on sight just because it bleeps on the evildar.
Sure, liches are scary individuals, and most liches are evil and scary individuals, but you never know when you kill the wrong baddie and give something worse a free hand and/or access to the plane you're on...Last edited by rottenvenetic; 2012-07-26 at 02:40 PM.
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2012-07-24, 11:00 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: "Turn undead!" "Attacking one of your fellow paladins?" (3.5 deity, PEACH)
That's true, but if you're going to attack a lich, you're probably going to either:
A. lose
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B. have researched enough beforehand to know what would happen.
Usually, clerics of Gloog would do the second, but either way, it won't unleash the powerful evil thingidoodle. And if it does, that's when the PCs come in.
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2012-07-25, 01:00 AM (ISO 8601)
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Re: "Turn undead!" "Attacking one of your fellow paladins?" (3.5 deity, PEACH)
Probably
That aside, there's still the problem of destroying something just because it's powerful and registers as evil. A GM who likes their roleplaying or feels ornery might give characters a lot of grief for this.
Though it's probably for the best to leave that open as an optionLast edited by rottenvenetic; 2012-07-26 at 02:40 PM.
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2012-07-25, 01:30 AM (ISO 8601)
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Re: "Turn undead!" "Attacking one of your fellow paladins?" (3.5 deity, PEACH)
I like this, good aligned undead are a favorite of mine, as it evokes the whole "not even in death shall I falter" feel.
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2012-07-25, 11:23 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: "Turn undead!" "Attacking one of your fellow paladins?" (3.5 deity, PEACH)
So if a living necromancer is sending a bunch of undead out to murder whole towns, attacking at the source rather than fighting the minions is a big no-no? Interesting.
I could see a minor cult of Gloog thinking it okay to just sit back, allow people to get callously murdered, and then grant the "gift" of undeath to the victims.SpoilerThank you to zimmerwald1915 for the Gustave avatar.
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2012-07-25, 11:39 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: "Turn undead!" "Attacking one of your fellow paladins?" (3.5 deity, PEACH)
Sort of. They're allowed to go get the necromancer, knock him unconscious (with a sap or an unarmed strike, etc.), drag him to the main city (or anywhere else with a high-security prison), and hand him over to the authorities so when he wakes back up, it will be in that prison. In fact, most of them would do exactly that.
I could see a minor cult of Gloog thinking it okay to just sit back, allow people to get callously murdered, and then grant the "gift" of undeath to the victims.
...That's actually a great idea for a villain.
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