3.0 Feat "Priest" What is it?

[Uber Dungeon]

I found a cool class in an old book called "Mage Priest" it requires that you have the feat "Priest" but the book has nothing about the feat in it, witch is strange. I don't have enough 3.0 books to really look around for it and internet searching isn't turning up much.

 

[Senko]

The only priest feat I can remember was a cermemonial one in Arcana Evolved. It basically said you'd had religious training and had been ordained as a priest/priestess.

Requireemnets were wisdom 11, knowledge religion and a truename (arcana evolved special rule that could proabably be ignored).
Gave you + 2 to bluff, diplomacy, intimidate and gather information when dealing with people of the same religion. It couldn't be taken by races or cultures with no organized priesthood and presumably let you perform marriages/coming of age ceremonies/funerals and the like.

EDIT
Can't remember offhand what ceremonial did it was either you had to go through a specific ceremony to get it or you could get it by performing a ceremony and thus save one of your free feats for something else.

 

[Eldritch_Lord]

I found a cool class in an old book called "Mage Priest" it requires that you have the feat "Priest" but the book has nothing about the feat in it, witch is strange. I don't have enough 3.0 books to really look around for it and internet searching isn't turning up much.

That's probably Arcana Unearthed or Arcana Evolved, which isn't a D&D resource; it's an alternate d20 system. Priest is a feat in that book, but if I recall correctly it's not in the Feats section.

 

[rgard]

That's probably Arcana Unearthed or Arcana Evolved, which isn't a D&D resource; it's an alternate d20 system. Priest is a feat in that book, but if I recall correctly it's not in the Feats section.

Agreed, but if the DM is cool with using AU or AE feats or classes the OP should be fine.

 

[Eldritch_Lord]

Agreed, but if the DM is cool with using AU or AE feats or classes the OP should be fine.

Well, yes, but the OP said he'd been searching his 3.0 books, and it being from a non-D&D source would explain why he couldn't find it.

 

[Uber Dungeon]

That's probably Arcana Unearthed or Arcana Evolved, which isn't a D&D resource; it's an alternate d20 system. Priest is a feat in that book, but if I recall correctly it's not in the Feats section.

Yes, you are correct, I think those books are closely based on 3.0 but I could be wrong. I think I'll give the book another look through to see if I can Find that feat to settle my curiosity. However I spoke with a friend and we decided that the Arcane Disciple feat From Complete divine would be a good replacement or at least a good update to whatever "Priest" is.

[MENTION=4157]rgard[/MENTION] My Friends and I incorporate anything that we can find in a book or published d20, 3.0/3.5/Pathfinder comparable material. I really like it because I can almost always find a class thats a good fit for my concepts. (With some exceptions like the book of feats and ultimate feats or anything overly broken)