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|Gain Abjure Unholy, which counts as a spell for abilities that interact with spells. You can cast this unique spell 2/Rest.

|'''Abjure Unholy'''

<u>Tags</u>: ''Divine, Spell, Warding''

Choose a point within range. A powerful warding circle springs up in a 5 ft radius around that point. The circle conjures an accompanying invisible cylinder that is 15 ft tall. The cylinder does not block LoS but does block LoE. The cylinder is solid to the touch, preventing passage into or out of the circle. Spells, effects, and abilities that include a physical source of damage (such as arrows, fire, or acid) cannot penetrate this barrier.

When you cast this spell, choose a creature type: avadri, celestial, eldritch, fae, or fiend. Creatures of that type that are stuck in your circle can only attempt to escape if you have taken damage since your last turn, and must roll 2d20 and use the lower when trying to escape.  

You may choose to end the spell early

* '''Exorcist.''' (1/Rest) When you use Exorcism and you do not upcharge it, you may choose not to roll on the side effect table.

|'''Divine Shield III'''

|Abjure Unholy can be a 10 ft radius (choose each time you cast it). Abjure Unholy becomes ½ CHA/Rest.

|Malicious planar entities fear your name, and towns bereaved by such entities know to seek you out when they need a skilled exorcist.  

When you use the Exorcism ritual, you never have to roll on the side effect table. If you choose to Upcharge the exorcism, roll 2 times, instead of 4 times.  

When you use your Abjure Unholy spell, you may use Unholy Scourge

* '''Unholy Scourge.''' (1/Rest) All creatures in your circle take 4d10 radiant damage at the start of each of their turns.  

** '''Level 30:''' When you choose a creature type for Abjure Unholy, you can choose any creature type of your choice.

* '''Lay on Hands.''' (CHA/Rest) You may touch yourself or a creature and spend 2 AP to restore 3 HP to that creature.

|By combining faith and agricultural understanding, you can bless a field of crops with your Monastic Horticulture ability

* '''Monastic Horticulture.''' (1/Month) Select a field of crops that is a 500 ft² or smaller. These crops become immune to nonmagical blights, poisons, diseases, and insects. They still grow and produce food at their normal rate, but the food they produce is high-quality and delicious.

|Gain +4 Skill Points that you can spend on any skills with the influence or knowledge tag.  

Gain the Piety ability.

* '''Piety.''' (1/Week) You may touch a creature suffering from a common poison and instantaneously cure it.

|Your Lay on Hands ability restores 2 additional HP

* '''Horticultural Blessing.''' (1/Week) When you spend at least 1 week in a settlement, and you have used Monastic Horticulture on a field that will produce crops, you can bless the crops. The crops will produce 2d10 additional rations’ worth of food each day for the next week (in addition to what they would normally produce). Rations produced in this way become spoiled after 24 hours.

|Gain +4 Skill Points that you can spend on any skills with the influence or knowledge tag.  

Piety becomes 2/Week.