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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Li Shenron" data-source="post: 2296474" data-attributes="member: 1465">In different campaigns we have seen the role of religion being more or less important, but always present. For us, the religious theme provides(1) adventure seeds: usually in very simple forms, such as a temple of a faith sending the group on a quest, but a good DM can design an inticate plot to cover an entire campaign(2) roleplay ideas: this concerns every character, not just clerics or paladins! While the choice of a class is the strong starting point to "gameplay" your character, the usual starting point to "roleplay" it is the alignment, but that isn't such a strong point. Instead, as soon as you add a faith to your PC, you immediately have lots of suggestions about how to roleplay her/him.I agree that mechanical changes come only afterwards, and are largely unnecessary. But definitely I like the ideas of reduced costs at a temple of your faith (already used in many occasions in fact), and of resurrection limited to people of the same religion (never used before, but makes very sense).</blockquote>