Cleric: Difference between revisions

!Discreption

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|Cleric, Theologian

|Cleric Entry

|Gain +6 Skill Points, which you can spend on any skills with the Knowledge tag. When you spend time researching in a well-resourced library or religious center, you uncover whatever information you are capable of learning in 1⁄2 the time it would normally take. (If required to roll INT, and you roll low, then you still might not find what you need, but whatever you do find takes 1⁄2 the time).

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|Cleric, Theologian

|Ardent

|Choose an icon for which you have access. Gain additional magic (one spell, cantrip, chant, or ritual) based on that choice, which counts as divine for you even though the new magic will not be originally from the Divine Source.

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|Cleric, Theologian

|Apocrypha

'''Scriptorium''' When in a well-equipped religious center with a library, you can reselect which divine spells you know. This takes 24 hours. (1/Month)

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|Cleric, Theologian

|Scriptorium

'''Iconographer''' When you finish Taking a Rest, you can create a new Divine Icon. Pick a Divine Icon that you know which has a recharge ability (X/Rest, /Recoup, or /Catch Breath) and which is the lowest level for that ability (such as Blinding Dark I). You write a duplicate of that icon. Choose one willing creature to bond with the Icon. That creature gains one use of that icon and it recharges on Taking a Rest, Recouping, or Catching your Breath as normal. The creature can use this icon until you use this ability again.

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|Cleric, Theologian

|Iconographer

|When you create an Icon using your Iconographer ability, if you know a higher-power version of it (such as Provision II), you can inscribe that version onto the icon. The creature can still only use the icon one time until they can recharge it, unless the Icon’s improved ability adds +1 usage of the Icon, in which case the creature can use it twice before needing to recharge it.

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|Cleric, Theologian

|Scriptorium

'''Scrivener''' When you finish Taking a Rest, you can create a spell scroll out of a prayer or divine spell that you know. This consumes valuable inks and gold leaf - the cost in sc is 10x the spell’s SPC. You also must spend the normal amount of SP as if casting the spell when you scribe it, and cannot scribe a spell with an SPC greater than your Divine Power. Once you have scribed a spell onto a scroll, you or any creature that possesses the scroll can cast it by spending the normal APC. The magic fades from the scroll once used, or after 24 hours if unused.

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|Cleric, Theologian

|Scrivener

|You have grown more skilled at scribing your spell scrolls. It only costs you 1⁄2 the spell’s SPC to scribe it.

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|Cleric, Theologian

|Theologian 5

|Use your Apocrypha ability again, selecting a new Divine Icon for which you have access.

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|Cleric, Theologian

|Apocrypha II

|When you use Scriptorium, you can also reselect which divine rituals you know.

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|Cleric, Theologian

|Scriptorium II

|When you use Scriptorium, you can also reselect which divine rituals you know.

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|Cleric, Theologian

|Scriptorium III, Iconographer II

'''Apprenticeship''' When Recouping, you may change the effects of your Icon that another creature is bonded to as though using your Iconographer ability. You cannot assign this Icon to a new creature when changing the Icon in this way.

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|Cleric, Theologian

|Apprenticeship

|Iconographer now allows you to create two Icons, bonding them to the same creature or different ones. One icon must be only entry-level without higher-power icon abilities, while the other can be an Icon one power level higher. Apprenticeship only works on one creature each time you Recoup, but you can pick which creature is your Apprentice each time.

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|Cleric, Theologian

|Iconographer III

|Both Icons created by your Iconographer ability can be higher-power, and if you have bonded two creatures, they can trade or give one another the Icons at will by physically handing one another the separate Icons. When you use Apprenticeship, both creatures can benefit from the ability.

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|Cleric, Theologian

|Scriptorium III, Scrivener II

|When you cast a spell that you have scribed onto a scroll, if you are holding the scroll in your hand, then you can ignore all other Gesture, Verbal, and Visual requirements. (1/Recoup)

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|Cleric, Theologian

|Sola Scriptura

|Thanks to careful gilding and embossing techniques, it only costs you sp equal to 5x the spell’s SPC to scribe it.

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|Cleric, Theologian

|Scrivener III

|By spending the necessary SP and material costs, you can scribe two scrolls.

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|Cleric, Theologian

|Theologian 11

|When in a well-equipped religious center or library you can spend 1 hour to make one additional scroll or icon. (1/Week)

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|Cleric, Theologian

|Illuminated Manuscript

|When you use Scriptorium, you can also reselect which cleric talents you know.

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|Cleric, Theologian, Repeatable

|Scriptorium IV

|Use your Apocrypha ability again, choosing a new Divine Icon for which you have access.

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|Cleric, Theologian

|Apocrypha III, Iconographer IV

|Your Iconographer ability allows you to create three Icons now, none of which can be stronger than an Icon with the II suffix. You can bond them all to one creature, to two creatures, or to three creatures. Any bonded creatures can trade or give their icons to other bonded creatures at any point by physically handing them the Icon.

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|Cleric, Theologian, Capstone

|Iconographer V

Level 30: You can now create three permanent icons per year.

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|Cleric, Theologian

|Apocrypha III, Scrivener IV

|Gain +4 Skill Points that you can spend on skills with the Observation or Knowledge tag. Your spell scrolls no longer require you to expend any SP.

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|Cleric, Theologian, Capstone

|Scrivener V