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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ourchair" data-source="post: 5261194" data-attributes="member: 85362">Yeah, that whole non-interventionist angle of Eberron deities was something I already grokked. Of course, there's always the exception to the rule, which is why I kind of had it in my mind that my Traveler Cleric -- who was the first to have declared his deity cause he's a cleric -- has a deity who has actually walked the earth (supported by Eberron lore itself) and is currently still at large trying to weave change into the fabric of Eberron itself.I'm still unclear as to what my cleric's ultimate interests are, but I think that's because the player (our strongest RPer) is likely waiting for me to present opportunities to him.Good point(s).Yeah my understanding is that Vol/Traveler means their goals can easily be self-directed ("strength inside/confuse your enemies") rather than being about inflicting large-scale effects on society or accumulating power. The thing I'm having trouble figuring out and fitting into a story is that the PC who reveres The Shadow is a minotaur of divine class and is actually more good-aligned than most of the PCs. I tried talking her out of taking the Shadow but she insists that the minotaur believes that "light cannot exist without the Shadow," and is struggling to navigate his own personal 'shadow' (akin to the themes of self-mastery established in PHB3).</blockquote>