WarlockLord
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Would anybody be interested in fighting a repressive theocracy in D&D? I still have to come upwith geography, etc. But the idea is
-All non-clerical magic/psionics is hunted as heresy
-The PC's are all heretics (yes, some can be clerics not of the ONE)
Paladins will also be different. Instead of good, evil et al. being supernatural forces, they are based off of character perception. Thus, a paladin's smite works against those (s)he percieves as evil, holy smite, blasphemy works on all percieved enemies of the character/faith, and cleric alignment restrictions are removed.
The religion of the theocracy is based on a diety known as the ONE. This diety is quite oppressive, demanding complete control of everyone's lives and wholesale slaughter of heretics and "enemies of the faith," and the common people are all enthralled. Dissent with the leaders is brutally crushed. Basically, this place (The Glorious Empire of the True Believers) is a fascist state that also uses religion to control it's subjects: Think Stalinist Russia, except with undead. Reusing bodies is needed to buff up the army.
-All non-clerical magic/psionics is hunted as heresy
-The PC's are all heretics (yes, some can be clerics not of the ONE)
Paladins will also be different. Instead of good, evil et al. being supernatural forces, they are based off of character perception. Thus, a paladin's smite works against those (s)he percieves as evil, holy smite, blasphemy works on all percieved enemies of the character/faith, and cleric alignment restrictions are removed.
The religion of the theocracy is based on a diety known as the ONE. This diety is quite oppressive, demanding complete control of everyone's lives and wholesale slaughter of heretics and "enemies of the faith," and the common people are all enthralled. Dissent with the leaders is brutally crushed. Basically, this place (The Glorious Empire of the True Believers) is a fascist state that also uses religion to control it's subjects: Think Stalinist Russia, except with undead. Reusing bodies is needed to buff up the army.
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