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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Chaosmancer" data-source="post: 8409948" data-attributes="member: 6801228">No, my response rather perfectly followed what you were saying. You seemed to be upset that somehow a conversation you were having with me originated with me discussing with Helldritch. I pointed out that wasn't my fault, because you interjected into that conversation, then you blithely said "that's the internet", like again, it wasn't your choice to interject into a conversation that you then later decided to say "I'm not sure why you want to argue with me about it."But they aren't homebrew either, so clearly the game was designed to allow for it to happen.Well, now we shift editions again. But, okay, let me ask you this. Who is providing the divine spells of the Cult Fanatic NPC? Cultists are specifically listed in DnD 5e, in the MM on PG 345 as worshipping Elemental Princes, Demon Lords or Archdevils. Yet, they have clerical spells.So, when you originally wrote this: and this: You weren't referencing anything religious. Also, since we might as well, go full on definitionsFollower:  1b) one that follows the opinions or teachings of anotherSynonyms including Acolyte, Disciple, Adherent, ConvertWorshiper: someone who goes to a religious ceremony to worship God (I don't like this fully christian leaning, but it works well enough) And what does someone who worship God in a christian context do? Follow the teachings of Jesus of Nazareth. In a Muslim context? Follow the teachings of Muhammad. ect ect ect. Follower and Worshiper are often synonomous, because a worshiper follows the teacings of a religious figure. One of us might be moving goalposts, but I don't think its me.Either way, it seems the followers belief is incidental, which was your claim, as I quoted aboveThen they could have written it for all of them. "They had to write something" is just bizarrely dismissive.Published. I've gone through lists before, there aren't thousands published.</blockquote>

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