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<blockquote data-quote="iwatt" data-source="post: 986007" data-attributes="member: 11085">This is what I (now it's we) came up for the Alaghor, the prestige class for followers of Clangeddin Silverbeard. The idea is based on the 2E edition version of specialty priests. AlagharAlaghor are Clanggedin Silverbeard´s priests who are borderline fanatical loyalists. They marvel at&nbsp; the storytelling of their deity´s deeds, and are boastful about their own as well. Their hatred for giants is only outmatched by that of their deity.Alaghor are fierce combatants whose love for Clanggedin and battle imbue them with amazing powers, making them a deadly force on the battlefield. Together with his battleaxe, the alaghar uses his strength and divine magic to empower his allies and destroy his foes in battle.Alaghor´s are extremely tough priest followers of Clanggedin that have endured the test that the Lord of the Twin Axes imposes upon them. The test is harsh and consists in: First, one must destroy a giant by himself.&nbsp; Second, one must carry out the ritual of commencement that lasts three days and takes place in a shrine of Clanggedin. The offical writeup is in Technik4's post below.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="iwatt, post: 986007, member: 11085"] This is what I (now it's we) came up for the Alaghor, the prestige class for followers of Clangeddin Silverbeard. The idea is based on the 2E edition version of specialty priests. [B]Alaghar[/B] Alaghor are Clanggedin Silverbeard´s priests who are borderline fanatical loyalists. They marvel at the storytelling of their deity´s deeds, and are boastful about their own as well. Their hatred for giants is only outmatched by that of their deity. Alaghor are fierce combatants whose love for Clanggedin and battle imbue them with amazing powers, making them a deadly force on the battlefield. Together with his battleaxe, the alaghar uses his strength and divine magic to empower his allies and destroy his foes in battle. Alaghor´s are extremely tough priest followers of Clanggedin that have endured the test that the Lord of the Twin Axes imposes upon them. The test is harsh and consists in: First, one must destroy a giant by himself. Second, one must carry out the ritual of commencement that lasts three days and takes place in a shrine of Clanggedin. The offical writeup is in Technik4's post below. [/QUOTE]

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