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<blockquote data-quote="Gregor" data-source="post: 5476769" data-attributes="member: 11751">[sblock=&quot;for Arnir&quot;]Arnir, man has no visible markings, nor does he possess any effigies or holy symbols.&nbsp; However he is human, and given obvious reasons, he was likely a wizard of some sort.&nbsp; As such, you are aware that he either paid homage to Mystra, the God of Magic, or to Azuth, the God of Spells.&nbsp; Its impossible to know for sure, but the worshipers of Mystra vastly outnumber those of Azuth so its probably more likely that he worshiped the former.&nbsp; Moreover, a temple to Mystra exists in Gate Pass.Presuming he worships Mystra, you are aware that a cleric merely needs to bless the spirit in Mystra's name and the corpse likely requires the touch of arcane magic (any spell and any level will suffice).&nbsp; The clergy of Mystra believes that this will help the God to locate the spirit in the vastness of the Ethereal Plane where all souls go when they depart their bodies.&nbsp; [/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gregor, post: 5476769, member: 11751"] [sblock="for Arnir"]Arnir, man has no visible markings, nor does he possess any effigies or holy symbols. However he is human, and given obvious reasons, he was likely a wizard of some sort. As such, you are aware that he either paid homage to Mystra, the God of Magic, or to Azuth, the God of Spells. Its impossible to know for sure, but the worshipers of Mystra vastly outnumber those of Azuth so its probably more likely that he worshiped the former. Moreover, a temple to Mystra exists in Gate Pass. Presuming he worships Mystra, you are aware that a cleric merely needs to bless the spirit in Mystra's name and the corpse likely requires the touch of arcane magic (any spell and any level will suffice). The clergy of Mystra believes that this will help the God to locate the spirit in the vastness of the Ethereal Plane where all souls go when they depart their bodies. [/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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