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<blockquote data-quote="R_J_K75" data-source="post: 7948983" data-attributes="member: 6921294"><p>Those three FR books (Faiths &amp; Avatars, Powers &amp; Pantheon sand Demihuman Deities added so much flavor to both the cleric and the specialty priest.&nbsp; You could flip to any page, point read a paragraph or two and have an adventure idea that's how in depth they were.&nbsp; There was a time when no one wanted to play a cleric in our game so that was all I played for years when I got the chance to run a PC.&nbsp; One that sticks out the most was a 3E cleric of Ilmater, Melrig Davidian, who took the vow of poverty and the saint prestige class but I used all the non mechanical stuff from the Ilmater entry in F&amp;A. Probably one of the funnest characters I ever played.&nbsp; I made the character around the time the movie the Passion of the Christ came out, the character wasn't based on the movie or Jesus but definitely inspired the concept for the character.&nbsp; After one adventure we came back to Waterdeep and I had my share of treasure to &quot;spend&quot;.&nbsp; I was building a small church in Dock Ward so a portion of the money went to that and the rest went to feeding the homeless.&nbsp; I bought so many carts of food that I inadvertently drove up the price in the ward drastically.&nbsp; If a bushel of apples was a cp the first day, the next day it was 1 gp, that's if you could even get them.&nbsp; No good deed goes unpunished.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="R_J_K75, post: 7948983, member: 6921294"] Those three FR books (Faiths & Avatars, Powers & Pantheon sand Demihuman Deities added so much flavor to both the cleric and the specialty priest. You could flip to any page, point read a paragraph or two and have an adventure idea that's how in depth they were. There was a time when no one wanted to play a cleric in our game so that was all I played for years when I got the chance to run a PC. One that sticks out the most was a 3E cleric of Ilmater, Melrig Davidian, who took the vow of poverty and the saint prestige class but I used all the non mechanical stuff from the Ilmater entry in F&A. Probably one of the funnest characters I ever played. I made the character around the time the movie the Passion of the Christ came out, the character wasn't based on the movie or Jesus but definitely inspired the concept for the character. After one adventure we came back to Waterdeep and I had my share of treasure to "spend". I was building a small church in Dock Ward so a portion of the money went to that and the rest went to feeding the homeless. I bought so many carts of food that I inadvertently drove up the price in the ward drastically. If a bushel of apples was a cp the first day, the next day it was 1 gp, that's if you could even get them. No good deed goes unpunished. [/QUOTE]

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