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# Bless
# Call Upon Faith
# Sacred Guardian
# Protection From Evil
# Sanctuary
Varl Deity of Dragonsfoot Posts 7895 Joined Wed Nov 05, 2003 2 13 pm Location Appanara; very carefully traversing Catastrophe Falls and getting soaked. I often see people saying that using an Evil spell for good ends is still an evil act, but no one argues that using a Good spell for evil ends is still a good act.
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In our current campaign my party has entered a fouled temple of nature. It was taken over by a god of Death/Undead. I am playing a 3rd level cleric of a god of Duty, Oath and the Sun.
My problem is I want to cleanse the temple when we get to the main altar area but the spells in the PHB that I would like to use really are not designed to do any thing but make the cleric a walking MASH unit.
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# Call Upon Faith
# Sacred Guardian
# Protection From Evil
# Sanctuary
# Chant
# Draw Upon Holy Might
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These are the spells that I have been thinking about using to cleanse the temple. Any suggestions on spell tweaking or even new spells that would help me out.
Varl Deity of Dragonsfoot
Posts: 7895 Joined: Wed Nov 05, 2003 2:13 pm Location: Appanara; very carefully traversing Catastrophe Falls and getting soaked
Post by Varl » Sun Oct 03, 2004 5:46 pm
Bless and holy water. Lots of holy water. Get yourself one of those ambergills thingies for spraying holy water everywhere when you run into the undead.
Splifer Associate of the DrakonPosts: 58 Joined: Tue May 18, 2004 2:21 pm Contact:
Post by Splifer » Sun Oct 03, 2004 11:22 pm
yeah id agree with BT, holy water is best way to go if u can get it in quantities. in 1 of my games the players are trying to do the same thing u are. They set up a watch around the complex of hired guards and went out adventuring tryin to raise enough cash to afford all the holy water that it will take to cleanse the keep.
Splifer Of'thahogleg Blake_Toki Member of the Dragon CirclePosts: 31 Joined: Sun Oct 03, 2004 4:01 am
Post by Blake_Toki » Sun Oct 03, 2004 11:31 pm
Splifer wrote: yeah id agree with BT, holy water is best way to go if u can get it in quantities. in 1 of my games the players are trying to do the same thing u are. They set up a watch around the complex of hired guards and went out adventuring tryin to raise enough cash to afford all the holy water that it will take to cleanse the keep.
We are in too deep now and cannot get back out for large amounts of holy water there are no large cities with temples nearby anyway.
JF Deity of Dragonsfoot
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Personally, if I have a good-aligned PC/NPC, I would never cast an evil-descriptor spell. It would just be something most of those characters wouldn't dream of doing. Some may be tempted, which could be good for roleplaying purposes, and some of those may eventually be drawn towards those powers and be set upon the path towards neutrality or even downright evil.
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