Diety cross-worshipping?

Is this the newest Idea of the elf-bashers? Ridicule elven gods by giving them away to dwarves?

Personally, I'd allow it. If the dwarf keeps himself clean-shaven. No facial or bodily hair except on the head! :D
 

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In our current homebrew, I'm playing a dwarven ranger/barbarian who has rejected the dwarven gods and worships the nature goddess of the human pantheon. The twist is that he thinks humans worship her wrong.
 

Dwarven clerics of Elven gods are not allowed. Dwarves with the Elf domain are just wrong.

Personally, I'd be looking for some combination of Knowledge, War, and Time.
 



James McMurray said:
Is this in a rulebook or a house rule? Not saying I disagree with it on a personal level, but the original question was looking for a rule which would prevent it.
According to Flyspeck, the PHB says they do.
 

Just put in your backstory that you had made it to level 2 as an elf, died, and was reincarnated as a dwarf. Your god decided it was all right as you were still an elf at heart, but could also sneak into dwarven society virtually undetectably to plant seeds into their lives about loving nature and not living in those dark smelly caves ;)
 

Scion said:
Just put in your backstory that you had made it to level 2 as an elf, died, and was reincarnated as a dwarf. Your god decided it was all right as you were still an elf at heart, but could also sneak into dwarven society virtually undetectably to plant seeds into their lives about loving nature and not living in those dark smelly caves ;)

Damn, that's clever. I LIKE. :)

Still, I gotta go look up this Durmion guy now...
 
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pawsplay said:
Dwarven clerics of Elven gods are not allowed. Dwarves with the Elf domain are just wrong.

Personally, I'd be looking for some combination of Knowledge, War, and Time.

I can see War and Time, but why Knowledge for an archer cleric? :confused:
 

Dingleberry said:
In our current homebrew, I'm playing a dwarven ranger/barbarian who has rejected the dwarven gods and worships the nature goddess of the human pantheon. The twist is that he thinks humans worship her wrong.

Yeah, see? This is the kind of thing that at first glance seems silly, but when fleshed out can actually be cool...if done right.
 

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