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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Joshua Randall" data-source="post: 1175908" data-attributes="member: 7737">No temple or religious organization needs to give its formal approval for a character to become a saint. Rather, sainthood is a gift bestowed by the deities of good and the mightiest celestials to those exalted heroes who deserve it.... * Must be of good alignment.* Must have at least three exalted feats.* Must never have lost the benefit of exalted feats or class abilities because of committing an evil act, even if the character properly attoned.* Must at all times behave in a way the DM considers to be exemplary of the exalted path described in this book.* Must be at least 6th level.* Must make an extraordinary sacrifice (not necessarily his life) for the good of another.* [Plus whatever other requirements the DM sets.] A character who meets these criteria... can acquire the saint template. [You have to "buy back" your next two character levels in XP after becoming a saint, because the saint template is so frontloaded.] "Saint" is an acquired template that can be added to any living creature that is not an outsider or an elemental. * Type -> Outsider (native)* insight bonus to AC equal to Wis modifier* Holy Power (Su): save DCs for spells, Sp, Su, Ex increase by +2* Holy Touch (Su): +1d6 holy damage with weapons (+1d8 against evil undead/outsiders)* Spell-Like Abilities: At will--guidance, resistance, virtue, bless.* DR based on HD, up to 10/evil at 12+* Fast Healing (HD/2, max 10)* immune to acid, cold, electricity, petrification; resist fire 10; +4 Fort saves against poison* low-light vision, 60-ft. darkvision* Protective Aura (Su) = double-strength magic circle against evil + lesser globe of invulnerability* Tongues (Su) always active* Con +2, Wis +2, Cha +4CR +2LA +2</blockquote>

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