Xyrlove Woodsoul
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There's no rule for only being allowed to worship 1 god correct? Other than opposed- alignment based ones?
2 gods Are better than 1
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Aulirophile
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Forget which book it is in, but you can specifically worship whole Pantheons and take feats/domains from any God in the Pantheon. Character Builder doesn't support it, though, so it is kind of a hassle.
On Puget Sound
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RP- wise, you can worship any number of gods, demons or household pets. Crunchwise, you can only choose the domain feats, channel divinity powers, etc. of one deity.
Mr. Teapot
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I don't think that this is right. Do you have a citation to back this claim?
Now, Forgotten Realms has a specific relation to the gods, so you may be restricted there. But in general D&D, there's no rule restricting you in any way to a single god. The various Channel Divinities and domains say "must worship X god" but never says that you have to only worship the one god. (The CB claims it's houseruling, but that's not a rules reference anyway.)
the Jester
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This is a case of "check with your DM" as much as anything could be, imho.
In my campaign, you could worship any number of gods but only gain divine powers, including channel divinity and feat powers, from one.
In my campaign, you could worship any number of gods but only gain divine powers, including channel divinity and feat powers, from one.
On Puget Sound
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You're right, I don't think I've seen this spelled out, just works that way in the CB. So logically all characters should worship all gods, for unrestricted feat and power access. Sort of makes the "must worship" restrictions meaningless.
Aulirophile
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If your character worships multiple deities with a common theme (such as the three gods of destiny, Avandra, Ioun, and the Raven Queen), you gain access to all their domains.
Divine Power, p.108. Interestingly, while I was looking for this, the text for Avengers and Invokers specifically prohibits them from worshiping multiple Gods (Clerics and Paladins have no such restriction). So you can do it just fine as long as you aren't an Avenger or Invoker.
Just wish I could find the passage that specifically allows you to worship a Pantheon, I know I read it somewhere and now it is bothering me.
Divine Power, p.108. Interestingly, while I was looking for this, the text for Avengers and Invokers specifically prohibits them from worshiping multiple Gods (Clerics and Paladins have no such restriction). So you can do it just fine as long as you aren't an Avenger or Invoker.
Just wish I could find the passage that specifically allows you to worship a Pantheon, I know I read it somewhere and now it is bothering me.
3e Eberron specified that you could worship pantheons, but I don't have the 4e books, so I'm not sure if that carried over.
Yes, and there's a separate Channel Divinity feat and power for worshipping the pantheon as a whole.
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