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Napisał Fiath  Bóstwa zapomniałem wpisać bo Anur nie będzie specjalnie religijny, ale oczywiście Garl Glittergold. Jak chodzi o samo istnienie panteonu gnomskiego, bard nie będzie kwestionował żadnego z bóstw. |
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patron deity mam po prostu na myśli takiego patrona BG, który jest Wam najbliższy ideowo. A odnośnie innych jeśli sami tego nie zaznaczycie, wychodzę z założenia, że okazjonalnie wyznajecie wszystkie inne bóstwa wtedy, kiedy jest taka potrzeba, bo tylko fanatycy, paladyni i kapłani przesadnie koncentrują się na jednym bóstwie.
Kwestionowanie byłoby nieracjonalne i niebezpieczne, bo w Faerunie jest tak naprawdę jedna wielka politeistyczna religia, a bogowie są prawdziwi (i nawet mają CR
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Most people in the Realms embrace a patron (primary) deity, and carry a token, a holy symbol, or a remembrance of that primary god. Adventurers usually pray briefly to this deity in the morning, when they aren’t under attack or in some emergency, as well as at moments of crisis, such as healing a wounded friend or trying to keep a sick or poisoned person alive. They offer lengthier private prayers following evening meals or upon retiring to slumber. Such prayers are usually requests for protection and direction, and deities or their servitors often reply with guidance in the form of dream visions, or more rarely in sudden mental visions received while awake. Each of these visions is usually a snapshot seen only by the worshiper, and it usually comes tinged with a feeling of favor or disapproval.
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However, the gods themselves are known to be very real, so while you are thwarting their mortal servants, it’s always best to not personally defame the god. Mocking their holy sayings is about as far as most folk dare go. For example, a man slaying a Stormsender (priest of Talos) in battle might snarl, “Send a storm— now reap a storm!”
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Ale ateistą też można być, z pewnymi konsekwencjami.
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Shandri znalazłem bardziej pasujący
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Feature: Friend of the People
Your position in life is one of privilege, but you do not let that go to your head.
Commoners will come to you with their problems, treating you as an earnest friend. When you run into trouble, they stand by you and will do whatever they can to assist your cause including feeding you, and hiding you from the law or other noble families if required. If you decide to hide with common folk, they'll hide your identity from any who seek you out.
There are some nobles who consider this an offensive attitude.
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