Frank worried
> You se I've got a player that has got a male Bevara cultist. Any
> suggestion on how to handle this particular problem? The character is
> very central in the campaign, so retirement is out the window.
- That's how they do it in his clan.
- Maybe it's not really Bevara, but a small clan-specific healing
goddess who just happens to have similar affinities.
- He is such a powerful healer that he can transcend conventions.
Who was going to stop him when he announced that he was going to
become a Bevaran?
- In your game, Bevara is a goddess just as she was in Hero Wars,
rather than an Ernalda subcult. Ernalda has enough subcults, she
won't miss one.
- I think it may be the case that some gods are worshipped on their
own and as a subcult -- I'm still not sure about Drogarsi, for
example. (And isn't Harst still an Issaries subcult as well?) This
may tie in to #1 -- in his clan, Bevara is really important, and is
not considered a subcult.
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