> > It is generally accepted that feats granted by
> deities are of a
> > higher power order than Heortling Talents.
>
> And here is a question. Where does the system show
> this? Outside of
> ritual roles (and I'm not sure how that applies to
> Wizardry, to be
> honest), is there anything that separates the two?
> It does seem that
> concentrating in common magic lets you do just about
> anything you want
> to for cheaper than other approaches. Why take all
> those cult
> limitations?
>
Exactly! The rules don't give us any reason to believe that a feat from a devotee is in any way better than that of a common magic guy. Also, it looks like the best way to be a hero is to be an initiate (or some level) and keep your talents/common magic... because then you have freedom to do your own thing. No one becomes a god by being a disciple of a god. Discipleship is for people with no imagination. That's why you can't be a king if you're a disciple. You have to be an initiate of two gods...
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