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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 5556605" data-attributes="member: 10177">This Cults of Glorantha is pretty darn interesting. Even if I never use Runequest it already has me doing conversions of spells to RPG's I do use, like this spell:Communal RestCT: SpecialDuration: SpecialLevel: 1 (Cleric/Druid)AoE: SpecialRange: SpecialMaterial: Holy Water in addition to Holy SymbolThis spell is used as a communal ritual. All participants must be able to hold hands, traditionally in a line or circle. Usually laying down on prepared beds or bed rolls. This ritual is led by one or more Priests of the same or allied religions. So if all "divine" participants are of the Norse pantheon and their respective Gods are friendly to each other, they can perform this ritual together, evoking their respective Gods in a communal fashion. Non preists can participate as well, but must be worshippers in good standing of the deities being invoked, or of a God allied to the one(s) being invoked.The effects of this ritual put all participants into a deep trance of meditiation/worship, typcially for 8 hours. While in this trance the participants feel no pain from injuries received prior to this ritual, and they recover from all injuries (hit points, temporary loss of attributes, etc...) as if they have rested for 5 full days. This spell also essentially feeds and waters all participants, so will recover from starvation and dehydration as if they have been well fed and watered for 5 days as well.The participants do need to be guarded if in a dangerous area, and can be aroused from the ritual by waking the Priest designated as the "leader" of the ritual.Worshippers of good standing are those who regularly donate time, gold, and/or service to their god's church. (GM call.)The Holy Water must be used to bless (non magical) each participant prior to the casting of the ritual. One vial is usually sufficient to anoint up to 6 people, maybe 10 if the priest is careful.</blockquote>

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