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What Happens if a Cleric/Warlock/etc PC Gravely Offends Their Supernatural Patron?
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<blockquote data-quote="Marandahir" data-source="post: 8540600" data-attributes="member: 6803643"><p>Warlocks don't lose anything, but could be hunted by agents of their Patron. They were granted Pact Magic by their Patron, but it's a hack into the Weave - they don't get their ongoing magic from the Patron and if they become enemies of their Patron, the Patron can't take the magic away.</p><p></p><p>Clerics are different in different settings I play. In some worlds, Gods are created by worship, so if the Cleric no longer worships their God, their powers start coming from their new source of faith or philosophy. In other settings, Clerics are granted their magic by powerful entities, and if they stop being faithful to them, they lose their magic in the sense of a Paladin breaking their oath, and have to take up a new Divine Domain that might reflect their new mindset, or might lose their magic entirely until they atone. Still other worlds might be a mixture of both.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Marandahir, post: 8540600, member: 6803643"] Warlocks don't lose anything, but could be hunted by agents of their Patron. They were granted Pact Magic by their Patron, but it's a hack into the Weave - they don't get their ongoing magic from the Patron and if they become enemies of their Patron, the Patron can't take the magic away. Clerics are different in different settings I play. In some worlds, Gods are created by worship, so if the Cleric no longer worships their God, their powers start coming from their new source of faith or philosophy. In other settings, Clerics are granted their magic by powerful entities, and if they stop being faithful to them, they lose their magic in the sense of a Paladin breaking their oath, and have to take up a new Divine Domain that might reflect their new mindset, or might lose their magic entirely until they atone. Still other worlds might be a mixture of both. [/QUOTE]
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