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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Son of Meepo" data-source="post: 6065966" data-attributes="member: 78756">Wat didn't like being challenged.  No priest of Joven really did.  It tended to stir the divine ire of their god within them."Very well..." Wat states, not really waiting for Sabynha to translate.  Either this would convince them or undo everything.The tone of his voice changes echoing with power as he begins to chant the powerful syllables of the Elemental tongue."SKY FATHER!   LORD MOST HIGH!  GATHER THE STORM OF YOUR IRE AND CALL DOWN YOUR JUDGEMENT UPON THIS LAND!"Wat raises his staff to the sky and calls down Joven's Thunder of Judgement.  The staff pulses with power and a bolt of lightning strikes a pile of stones scattering it nearly ten yards away.  A second pulse strikes a small tree, splintering it.  A third unearths a bush right behind the two unicorns, unearthing it.Wat then eyes the larger unicorn without so much as another word.[ooc]I'm using one of my most violent divine powers (thunder damage and a big push effect), figuring that the show of power is impressive and that divine magic probably isn't as common as other types here.  Of course this only works if you allow the prayer to target objects, which according to the core rules requires DM discretion but I figured it was a pretty cool effect and wasn't really exploiting any mechanic.Of course this also depends upon Sabynha translating the unicorn's response.[/ooc]</blockquote>