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Message: <blockquote data-quote="reanjr" data-source="post: 1961806" data-attributes="member: 20740">I think the idea of using different denominations and lifting the aligment restrictions is the best way to do it.  Each denomination or school of thought would have access to different domains.  So there might be a convent devoted to helping the sick and sheltering the downtrodden.  They would have access to Healing and Protection.  The Crusader's Order would have War and Travel.You should allow evil worshippers of a good deity, though in such a campaign or it could cause all sorts of issues.Demon and Devil worship might be a good way of handling such things, though it is not necessary to create a Satan (in the Herbrew sense of Enemy).  Most Christians that I am aware of believe all power comes from God anyway.  So even the demons and devils (if one believes in such things) would get their powers from God.  So there is really no need to have such an intermediary for evil cults.  They would just worship a different, darker aspect of the deity.  On the other hand, even if the cults worship this other aspect, they may name it after icons from "good" scripture, much as how Lucifer is used in the American Church of Satan, not as an actual entity or object of worship, but as a symbol.In a planar campaign I am designing I have created the concept of Low Divinity, where gods can not access a plane as easily as normal.  Worshippers of those deities without full access to their plane can only grant domain spells and powers.  You could use some other method of weakening those who do not follow the one true god.</blockquote>

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