Upper_Krust
Legend
Hi Fieari mate! 
apologies for the slow reply on this post.
Okay.
I think the question is going to be the sincerity of the worshippers (when talking about followers with an alignment opposed to that of the being).
Although I seem to recall that when Thrin ventured onto the Cyberpunk 2020 Earth to track down the stolen Sword of Kas, he was worshipped by the Aryan Brotherhood, although it was always my plan to turn them to good.
Its such a weird plot device that its difficult to judge.
Maybe what it needs is that to break the 'curse' the being has to gain 'x' amount of worshippers?

apologies for the slow reply on this post.

Fieari said:Hrm. I was thinking of plopping this on a specific custom monster I had in mind, which would have a personality that specifically wouldn't do that. I want this weakness, because I want to make it so that organizing worship of the being is the main and most effective method of defeating it. But you're right about the standard response: the "The Lady of Pain". She almost certainly has this deficit, given how personally vengeful she is against anyone trying to worship her.
Okay.
Fieari said:What if the above weakness was coupled with the following one:
Bound By Worship: Beings with this weakness are compelled to serve and protect those who worship it, regardless of alignment. The being can decide how to best serve their interests, so if, for example, a good aligned being was for some reason worshiped by evil followers, they could be served by attempting to convert them to good. Worshipers cannot be harmed for any reason, although they can be allowed to come to harm if and only if such harm would be in their long term interests.
Special: Creatures with a divine rank cannot be considered worshipers for the purposes of this weakness.
I think the question is going to be the sincerity of the worshippers (when talking about followers with an alignment opposed to that of the being).
Although I seem to recall that when Thrin ventured onto the Cyberpunk 2020 Earth to track down the stolen Sword of Kas, he was worshipped by the Aryan Brotherhood, although it was always my plan to turn them to good.
Fieari said:First of all, is this ability worth a divine weakness? Secondly, if coupled with "Unworthy of Worship", would it make Unworthy of Worship worth more?
Its such a weird plot device that its difficult to judge.
Maybe what it needs is that to break the 'curse' the being has to gain 'x' amount of worshippers?