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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kugar" data-source="post: 1471149" data-attributes="member: 442">Well you want to tie things together in a BIG way. Maybe the Psychic Warrior and Bard need to be there. If the forces of good's plan includes offering up a god, they may need people to help clean up some of the messiness. I could see a huge psyichic backlash and the warrior needing to weather the power of a dying god so that others are spared. Perhps this onslaught manafests as a huge chaotic fight in the warrior's mind or on the astral plane. Even if he survives, he still would be changed. Or, maybe the gathered forces will need a leader, someone to lead the charge up the mountain before the cut scene. A glorious battle where he has to face off against a evil creature/general cutting swathes across the battlefield alone while everone else goes on. The nifty "running 2 battles at once" dynamic can work well here. Was it a sacrifice or will he reunite with everyone at the end? Ack read druid instead of bard - the following was never really written, move along. Similarly, what happens when the divine manafestation of healing and plants disappear. Maybe the goddess needs a vessle to channel some of her power to and the ex-cleric is to buisy killing her to take the mantle. For a short period the druid would be totally vested with divinity and still know it was only a portion of what the goddess sacrificed. Or maybe the plant life starts decaying and the druid has to decide between battling and channeling life energy from his god to couter the expanding decay. All said and done when the divinity is striped from his form, how will the druid react. What would it be like beign the personal manifistation of the druidic ideal.</blockquote>

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