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#1
zombiegleemax
Aug 26, 2003 23:26:00 If I remember correctly this title was given to Chrysannia and Lord Soth's lover was on her way (when they met)to becoming one in Istar? Is the Revered Daughter title only given to followers of Paladine? Because this would make an excellent title for a Cleric Prestige Class...

Arandur
#2
jonesy
Aug 27, 2003 0:19:27 Revered Daughter and Revered Son are the titles used by clerics of good. I've seen it used for clerics of Paladine, Mishakal and Kiri-Jolith.
#3
marius4
Aug 27, 2003 11:41:50 Hmm...I've only seen the Revered Daughter or Son title used for the clerics of Paladine, and rather consistently at that, with First Daughter and First Son used in Istarian times for the two highest ranking clerics below the Kingpriest.

Clerics of Mishakal I've always seen called simply Brother or Sister so-n-so, as in Brother Michael who stayed on past the Night of Doom, with the only reference to a higher title, again Istarian, High Hand of Mishakal.

Kiri-Joliths clerics I've seen referred to generally as warrior-priests, but that's not really a title.

Wasn't there something in ToTL or possibly the Elven Nations trilogy about the "Chosen Prophets" of each deity??
#4
zombiegleemax
Nov 09, 2003 18:12:31 I think that the title of Revered Son or Daughter is reserved only to high ranking clerics of Paladine.I think that it should also be a prestigue class.
#5
zombiegleemax
Nov 10, 2003 18:04:32 Trying to make a prestige class for the first time ever. Tell me what you guys think.

Revered Child of Paladine

Requirements: BAB +4, at least three levels as a cleric of Paladine, must have redeemed at least one evil creature?, must be in age of might(kingpriest time, right?) or post WoS

1st level: BAB +0. saves: Reflex +0, Will +2, Fortitude +0. +1 level to cleric of pladine

2nd level: BAB +1 permenant freedom of movement on the revered child of paladine

3rd level: Saves: reflex +0, will +2, fortitude +0. +1 level to cleric of paladine

4th level: cast light at will, atonement 1/day, lightning(4d6) 3/day

5th level: Healing spells always heal max damage, +1 level to cleric of paladine Saves: will +2

Tas
#6
zombiegleemax
Nov 10, 2003 21:38:13 There are Revered Children of Paladine in all ages that have clerics of Paladine, I think.
#7
zombiegleemax
Nov 11, 2003 6:32:10 I was thinking they wouldn't have created that order right when they found the gods cause of the WotL and all. I thought the concept of Revered Daughter of Paladine was made by the Kingpriest. That was just my understanding of it all.
Tas
#8
zombiegleemax
Nov 11, 2003 14:21:40 I thought that the revered daughters were always a pat of the hierarchy of the Church of Paladine. How does one get the role if they cannot cast spells like in Isat before the Cataclysm.
#9
carteeg
Nov 13, 2003 17:57:57 Prior to the Cataclysm, there was next to no clerics that could cast magic. Even one casting 0th and 1st level spells were seen to perform the great miracles of the time (at least locally). But their standing in the church was (for a lack of a better way to put it) not based on the number of levels they've acquired onto their character sheet. I think it is pretty much determined the same way many churches on Earth do it, a higher up promotes them.

The Revered Daughters of Paladine (and the Sons) I would guess are a high tier to the Paladinian(?) church. The requirements and details of them I am not aware of. I would guess their membership requirements are probably spelled out in the Disks of Mishakal in the Paladine section. With the church of Paladine being reborn after the WotL, Crysania was probably the first person to meet the requirements, because until I read the Kingpriest Trilogy, I thought only one person could hold the Revered Daughter title at a time. Obviously, I was mistaken because most of my readings had settings when Crysania 'was' the only one... at least the only one that was important enough to be brought to the foreground. I would also guess Elistan never fulfilled the requirements even though he was the first head, because I've never heard of him refered to as a Revered Son.

Yeah, there was a lot of guessing in this post, but I figured I had to be right on some detail SOMEWHERE in there.

But, as for a prestige class, I would think it would be a cool addition to the game. As for those who were Revered Daughters/Sons during the end of the Age of Might, I would state that just because one is 'in-game' a Revered Daughter/Son, it does not mean they actually have the levels in the prestige class. After all, most of the Revered in the Kingpriest Trilogy can't cast a lick.
#10
zombiegleemax
Nov 13, 2003 18:03:00 It could be like the noble class with leadership bonuses and alchlemy bonuses or something like that.
Tas

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 zombiegleemax Aug 26, 2003 23:26:00	If I remember correctly this title was given to Chrysannia and Lord Soth's lover was on her way (when they met)to becoming one in Istar? Is the Revered Daughter title only given to followers of Paladine? Because this would make an excellent title for a Cleric Prestige Class... Arandur
#2 jonesy Aug 27, 2003 0:19:27	Revered Daughter and Revered Son are the titles used by clerics of good. I've seen it used for clerics of Paladine, Mishakal and Kiri-Jolith.
#3 marius4 Aug 27, 2003 11:41:50	Hmm...I've only seen the Revered Daughter or Son title used for the clerics of Paladine, and rather consistently at that, with First Daughter and First Son used in Istarian times for the two highest ranking clerics below the Kingpriest. Clerics of Mishakal I've always seen called simply Brother or Sister so-n-so, as in Brother Michael who stayed on past the Night of Doom, with the only reference to a higher title, again Istarian, High Hand of Mishakal. Kiri-Joliths clerics I've seen referred to generally as warrior-priests, but that's not really a title. Wasn't there something in ToTL or possibly the Elven Nations trilogy about the "Chosen Prophets" of each deity??
#4 zombiegleemax Nov 09, 2003 18:12:31	I think that the title of Revered Son or Daughter is reserved only to high ranking clerics of Paladine.I think that it should also be a prestigue class.
#5 zombiegleemax Nov 10, 2003 18:04:32	Trying to make a prestige class for the first time ever. Tell me what you guys think. Revered Child of Paladine Requirements: BAB +4, at least three levels as a cleric of Paladine, must have redeemed at least one evil creature?, must be in age of might(kingpriest time, right?) or post WoS 1st level: BAB +0. saves: Reflex +0, Will +2, Fortitude +0. +1 level to cleric of pladine 2nd level: BAB +1 permenant freedom of movement on the revered child of paladine 3rd level: Saves: reflex +0, will +2, fortitude +0. +1 level to cleric of paladine 4th level: cast light at will, atonement 1/day, lightning(4d6) 3/day 5th level: Healing spells always heal max damage, +1 level to cleric of paladine Saves: will +2 Tas
#6 zombiegleemax Nov 10, 2003 21:38:13	There are Revered Children of Paladine in all ages that have clerics of Paladine, I think.
#7 zombiegleemax Nov 11, 2003 6:32:10	I was thinking they wouldn't have created that order right when they found the gods cause of the WotL and all. I thought the concept of Revered Daughter of Paladine was made by the Kingpriest. That was just my understanding of it all. Tas
#8 zombiegleemax Nov 11, 2003 14:21:40	I thought that the revered daughters were always a pat of the hierarchy of the Church of Paladine. How does one get the role if they cannot cast spells like in Isat before the Cataclysm.
#9 carteeg Nov 13, 2003 17:57:57	Prior to the Cataclysm, there was next to no clerics that could cast magic. Even one casting 0th and 1st level spells were seen to perform the great miracles of the time (at least locally). But their standing in the church was (for a lack of a better way to put it) not based on the number of levels they've acquired onto their character sheet. I think it is pretty much determined the same way many churches on Earth do it, a higher up promotes them. The Revered Daughters of Paladine (and the Sons) I would guess are a high tier to the Paladinian(?) church. The requirements and details of them I am not aware of. I would guess their membership requirements are probably spelled out in the Disks of Mishakal in the Paladine section. With the church of Paladine being reborn after the WotL, Crysania was probably the first person to meet the requirements, because until I read the Kingpriest Trilogy, I thought only one person could hold the Revered Daughter title at a time. Obviously, I was mistaken because most of my readings had settings when Crysania 'was' the only one... at least the only one that was important enough to be brought to the foreground. I would also guess Elistan never fulfilled the requirements even though he was the first head, because I've never heard of him refered to as a Revered Son. Yeah, there was a lot of guessing in this post, but I figured I had to be right on some detail SOMEWHERE in there. But, as for a prestige class, I would think it would be a cool addition to the game. As for those who were Revered Daughters/Sons during the end of the Age of Might, I would state that just because one is 'in-game' a Revered Daughter/Son, it does not mean they actually have the levels in the prestige class. After all, most of the Revered in the Kingpriest Trilogy can't cast a lick.
#10 zombiegleemax Nov 13, 2003 18:03:00	It could be like the noble class with leadership bonuses and alchlemy bonuses or something like that. Tas