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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Three_Haligonians" data-source="post: 1554862" data-attributes="member: 19546">"This revelation would have come from their original religious leader, a man they believe to be an avatar of their god sent to the mortal realm to preach the truth, be persecuted by the LN sect, then put to death until they rose again, proving their connection with the god and their belief in the truth faith."Here is another point that I'm having trouble with: the resurection.  In real-world Catholicism this was percieved as miraculous, however, would it have the same effect in a D&D setting, where there a fair amount of people who can resurect.  My sister, who is playing the Catholic priest, holds that it would still have a huge impact as Christ's followers would hardly be expected to be able to afford to have him resurected.  I thought about having him resurected in a kind of "anti-resurection zone" to put it in a really dumb way.  But maybe my best choice would be to have him resurected without a spell.I know I'm getting a bit off topic here, but you guys have really got my brain going with these posts.  So, please keep it up, your thoughts are, as always, appreciated.T from Three HaligoniansPS: from those of you who have given me books to read, I'm trying to get my hands on all of them!</blockquote>