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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ferrix" data-source="post: 1251243" data-attributes="member: 6115">I will agree and disagree with the statement that alterations to a body make it more ugly.  I could easily see how ridges along a characters brow could make the character look more noble (built in crown), a golden hue to the skin, all of these could be seen as aesthetically pleasing while at the same time differentiating the character.  The character may become less natural in a sense and be regarded with a sense of awe or fear depending upon how NPC's react to such things.A character with a vow of poverty could in a sense receive gifts that are not items, permanent magical enchantments upon their body from divine sources, the gain of celestial qualities (transformation), and so on.I could see these coming out as Exalted Feats persay that are rewarded by the DM or chosen by the player depending upon their balance upon game play.Basic example:Timbre of the Angelic [Exalted]Your voice resonates with the celestial chorus.Pre-requisites: Cha 17+, Lvl 5, Bardic Song abilityBenefit:  You may use a use bardic song to create the equivalent of a circle of protection evil 15' which lasts for as long as you continue to sing and 3 rounds after you stop.orMark of (some god of light) [Exalted]You were imparted with the gift of god's name and have received a third eye, which when it opens reveals a holy light.Pre-requisities: blah blah blahBenefit:  When you allow the eye to open you are surrounded by daylight as per the spell.  In addition, any evil creature within the radius of the light receives a -1 penalty to strike at you due to the holy radiance emanating from the eye.These are examples, not meant to be balanced nor very specific just rough ideas.Carry on... i like the idea mind you.</blockquote>

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