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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dareoon Dalandrove" data-source="post: 1506054" data-attributes="member: 2277">I my current campaign I find myself in a unique position.  I decided to play a cleric of "the sea god" as were on a ship most of the time.  However there is no god of the sea.  So I have the opportunity to create one.  I've read through most of the other gods that are ocean based and taken some ideas from them.  I've decided on at least three domains (Water, Storm, and Ocean).  I've decided to make my characters god a woman.  I want her to be somewhat spoiled, intensely beautiful, high maintenance, with a demeanor that can change rapidly.  The other gods view her as a "new god" and of no consequence, which makes her fume.  I also think that it might be cool to have her be the daughter of one good and evil god.  So that's basically what I've got.  I'm unsure of her alignment.  I think CN might fit but talking with another player he thinks CE based on other gods alignments. Earth is LE, Fire is CG, and air is LG.  She also desires new clerics to prove their loyalty.  Each new cleric is drowned and then revived.  It's placing your life in the hands of the god.  If she judges you worthy then you are able to be revived if not...Another thing is that my character is on a sort of holy quest.  He's been given the task of bolstering the ranks of the sea god (I don't have a name yet) and destroying all other heathens and blasphemers (basically a holy war on ALL other clerics and churches)</blockquote>

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