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<blockquote data-quote="RogueJK" data-source="post: 7899644" data-attributes="member: 170">That would actually be a really fun twist on the well-known &quot;Thief with Healer Feat&quot; combo.&nbsp; You could refashion your healer's kit into a flashy collection of fake &quot;holy relics&quot;, and disguise healing potions as &quot;holy water draughts&quot; that your religion requires people to drink as part of that god's healing rites.One of my current campaigns has a somewhat similar character, only with more Cleric.&nbsp; He's a Charlatan Trickery Cleric who represents himself as a priest of whatever god is most convenient for the situation.&nbsp; He has a rotating selection of dozens of holy symbols to select from, which we joke are on a huge janitor keyring. He's been highly entertaining so far.(As an aside, Pathfinder actually had an entire region/religion with accompanying Sorcerer archetype and Prestige Class built around a similar concept.&nbsp; They were arcane magic users who approximated divine magic, and were the pretend clergy of a pretend God-King who was actually just a really powerful archmage.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RogueJK, post: 7899644, member: 170"] That would actually be a really fun twist on the well-known "Thief with Healer Feat" combo. You could refashion your healer's kit into a flashy collection of fake "holy relics", and disguise healing potions as "holy water draughts" that your religion requires people to drink as part of that god's healing rites. One of my current campaigns has a somewhat similar character, only with more Cleric. He's a Charlatan Trickery Cleric who represents himself as a priest of whatever god is most convenient for the situation. He has a rotating selection of dozens of holy symbols to select from, which we joke are on a huge janitor keyring. He's been highly entertaining so far. (As an aside, Pathfinder actually had an entire region/religion with accompanying Sorcerer archetype and Prestige Class built around a similar concept. They were arcane magic users who approximated divine magic, and were the pretend clergy of a pretend God-King who was actually just a really powerful archmage.) [/QUOTE]

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