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<blockquote data-quote="aco175" data-source="post: 6899711" data-attributes="member: 27385"><p>You can bring religion into the campaign in small ways that make it more important. If the PCs come to a small town that has a temple the cleric belongs to, it would be expected that the cleric report to the church to discuss local events and messages from the central church. If he does not visit it is bad form and someone would show up to bring them in. Not bounty hunters or such, but locals in the church expecting service to the local leader. Eventually, the locals will not respond well to the party if the cleric does not act accordingly. </p><p></p><p>You can also bring churches more importance by having the party visit in need of information and not only spells. Churches may act as a library and contain holy texts that need referencing. In order to use them the cleric may need to go to a local village and perform a ceremony like a wedding or funeral. So called 'dues' must be paid to assist before the churches open up and help on their own.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="aco175, post: 6899711, member: 27385"] You can bring religion into the campaign in small ways that make it more important. If the PCs come to a small town that has a temple the cleric belongs to, it would be expected that the cleric report to the church to discuss local events and messages from the central church. If he does not visit it is bad form and someone would show up to bring them in. Not bounty hunters or such, but locals in the church expecting service to the local leader. Eventually, the locals will not respond well to the party if the cleric does not act accordingly. You can also bring churches more importance by having the party visit in need of information and not only spells. Churches may act as a library and contain holy texts that need referencing. In order to use them the cleric may need to go to a local village and perform a ceremony like a wedding or funeral. So called 'dues' must be paid to assist before the churches open up and help on their own. [/QUOTE]
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