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<blockquote data-quote="Templetroll" data-source="post: 3200449" data-attributes="member: 2201">In my homebrew I had the Temple of Our Lady of the One True Way which had clerics of any alignment that was not&nbsp; N/N.&nbsp; There were two druidic gods, one male, kinda celtic, the other was based on Ki, Lady of the Forest.&nbsp; The Temple of OLotOTW was trying to crush the celtic druidic faith so they could subsume the Lady of the forest as an aspect of Our Lady.It may be messy but it can be fun.&nbsp; Most of the worshippers were humans, and neutral.&nbsp;&nbsp; They would accept the benefits from dealing with the Temple and with the druids, but they wouldn't talk about that!Also, I had a Death Knight, called the Bony Horseman, that ended up being slain then resurrected and he was a paladin again.&nbsp; However, he still felt the need to follow his oath of fealty to The Emperor, even though The Emperor was a lich.&nbsp;&nbsp; That made for some cool roleplaying with the players trying to convince him otherwise.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Templetroll, post: 3200449, member: 2201"] In my homebrew I had the Temple of Our Lady of the One True Way which had clerics of any alignment that was [I]not[/I] N/N. There were two druidic gods, one male, kinda celtic, the other was based on Ki, Lady of the Forest. The Temple of OLotOTW was trying to crush the celtic druidic faith so they could subsume the Lady of the forest as an aspect of Our Lady. It may be messy but it can be fun. Most of the worshippers were humans, and neutral. They would accept the benefits from dealing with the Temple and with the druids, but they wouldn't talk about that! Also, I had a Death Knight, called the Bony Horseman, that ended up being slain then resurrected and he was a paladin again. However, he still felt the need to follow his oath of fealty to The Emperor, even though The Emperor was a lich. That made for some cool roleplaying with the players trying to convince him otherwise. [/QUOTE]

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