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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cloudgatherer" data-source="post: 47613" data-attributes="member: 66">I did this in a campaign I took over.  The game had become confused, had switched DMs twice, and the old DM was still influencing the game.  I stepped in and literally threw the characters into my own setting.  I gave the party the unifying goal of "get home" and presented a couple options toward that end.Naturally, there was a cleric in the party.  He was fairly new to D&D 3e and was playing a LE war cleric.  Well, when I was playing he wasn't acting like a LE war cleric and I told him as much when I became DM.  He readily agreed with me that evil wasn't his strong suite and converted to a religion of my world.  So it worked out pretty well for my only divine spellcaster.Had this not been the case, he could have easily become a war cleric of my setting.  I think the world's similar religion would take kindly to one of similar mindset.  Of course, if there is not a similar deity or the character refuses to convert, then that could be a problem.  Perhaps a quest for a "divine amplifier" in order for the cleric to once again pray for spells from his old deity.Hope that helps! Later.</blockquote>