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<blockquote data-quote="Cheiromancer" data-source="post: 313300" data-attributes="member: 141">I'd think you can have your cake and eat it too.I refer you to St. Yashamin (KoK player's handbook, page 140) who is revered both by followers of the Raiser, but also by clerics of the Traveler.I would have Wee Jas be a saint/ascended mortal/demigoddess who is venerated both by followers of the Mule (the god of magic), and followers of the Harvester (god of death).&nbsp; Clerics of Wee Jas (goddess of death magic) could be associated with one or the other organization, or possibly both.&nbsp; Wee Jas could have her own domains, as long as they are shared with either the Mule or with the Harvester.I don't think Wee Jas would be saintly by conventional moral standards.&nbsp; But she was probably extremely competent with her necromantic spells.&nbsp; Some of her devotees may well have become undead (mostly liches, I imagine), and thus be a constituency of both patron deities.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cheiromancer, post: 313300, member: 141"] I'd think you can have your cake and eat it too. I refer you to St. Yashamin (KoK player's handbook, page 140) who is revered both by followers of the Raiser, but also by clerics of the Traveler. I would have Wee Jas be a saint/ascended mortal/demigoddess who is venerated both by followers of the Mule (the god of magic), and followers of the Harvester (god of death). Clerics of Wee Jas (goddess of death magic) could be associated with one or the other organization, or possibly both. Wee Jas could have her own domains, as long as they are shared with either the Mule or with the Harvester. I don't think Wee Jas would be saintly by conventional moral standards. But she was probably extremely competent with her necromantic spells. Some of her devotees may well have become undead (mostly liches, I imagine), and thus be a constituency of both patron deities. [/QUOTE]

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