RPG:Classes/Di'Marrë - Revision history

Malkuthe: /* The Stranger's Grace */

2015-08-06T20:38:44Z

‎The Stranger's Grace

Malkuthe: /* Proficiencies */

2015-08-06T19:24:44Z

‎Proficiencies

Malkuthe: Text replacement - "Common Tongue" to "Dominean"

2015-07-20T02:14:25Z

Text replacement - "Common Tongue" to "Dominean"

Malkuthe: /* Stranger's Grace: Spare Your Tears */

2015-07-16T00:49:05Z

‎Stranger's Grace: Spare Your Tears

Malkuthe: /* Preparing and Casting Spells */

2015-07-15T21:57:01Z

‎Preparing and Casting Spells

Malkuthe: /* Brotherhood Spells */

2015-07-15T20:47:28Z

‎Brotherhood Spells

Malkuthe: /* Spellcasting Ability */

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‎Spellcasting Ability

Malkuthe: /* Preparing and Casting Spells */

2015-07-15T20:47:04Z

‎Preparing and Casting Spells

Malkuthe at 19:38, 15 July 2015

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Malkuthe: /* The Sable Circle */

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‎The Sable Circle

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 At 2nd level, you gain the ability to channel the very will of the Stranger himself through your body. With the will of the Stranger empowering the Gift that He imparted on you at the beginning of your journey to be Di'Marr&euml;, you can perform feats of blood magic that have thus far been unavailable to you. You begin with two such magics, Hemic Fortitude, and an additional effect determined by your Sacred Brotherhood.
-When you use The Stranger's Grace, you choose which effect to create. You must then finish a short or long rest to use your Channel Divinity again. Take note, however, that some Stranger's Grace effects require saving throws. When you use such an effect from this class, the DC equals your Di'Marr&euml; spell save DC.
+When you use The Stranger's Grace, you choose which effect to create. You must then finish a short or long rest to use the Stranger's Grace again. Take note, however, that some Stranger's Grace effects require saving throws. When you use such an effect from this class, the DC equals your Di'Marr&euml; spell save DC.
 Beginning at 6th level, you can use your Stranger's Grace twice between rests, and beginning at 18th level, you can use it three times between rests. When you finish a short or long rest, you regain your expended uses.

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 :'''Saving throws:''' Wisdom and Constitution
-:'''Skills:''' Choose two from History, Insight, Medicine, Intimidation, and Religion
+:'''Skills:''' Choose two from History, Insight, Medicine, Intimidation, Arcana, and Religion
 === Equipment ===

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 == Agents of the Divine and Stewards of Death ==
-While Di'M&acirc;rr&euml; can perform any ceremonies that a priest or priestess can perform at a temple or at a shrine, not every priest or priestess can do what Di'M&acirc;rr&euml; can do, much less even attempt to become one. The name of the order, ''Di'Marr&euml;'', translates into the Common Tongue of the Dominion as "The Hand." They are the avatars and the embodiment of the will of their deities, and though they may all worship different gods as varied as the peoples of the Dominion that they serve, they answer still to the one prime god of the Nine: The Stranger.
+While Di'M&acirc;rr&euml; can perform any ceremonies that a priest or priestess can perform at a temple or at a shrine, not every priest or priestess can do what Di'M&acirc;rr&euml; can do, much less even attempt to become one. The name of the order, ''Di'Marr&euml;'', translates into the Dominean of the Dominion as "The Hand." They are the avatars and the embodiment of the will of their deities, and though they may all worship different gods as varied as the peoples of the Dominion that they serve, they answer still to the one prime god of the Nine: The Stranger.
 Di'M&acirc;rr&euml; are the pinnacle of pious achievement, granted their Gifts by many long years of gruelling service or extraordinary, selfless sacrifice in the name of the gods. From the moment that the Stranger gives Di'M&acirc;rr&euml; their gifts, they are invited into a life on the battlefield, working as the stewards of death himself, ensuring that the dead are given their rightful peace and that the opposition is crippled enough to ensure that no more death than the gods deem necessary comes about while the Dominion upholds its Divine Imperative of Conquest.

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 === Stranger's Grace: Spare Your Tears ===
-Starting at 17th level, you have become nigh-invaluable to the propagation and the execution of the Stranger's will throughout the land. You are held in fond light by the deity Himself. As a result, should you ever fall to 0 Hit Points, the Stranger intervenes, bringing you back to full strength with your current maximum hit points as temporary hitpoints, inspiring yourself all your allies who are within a 60-foot range around you.
+Starting at 17th level, you have become nigh-invaluable to the propagation and the execution of the Stranger's will throughout the land. You are held in fond light by the deity Himself. As a result, should you ever fall to 0 Hit Points, the Stranger intervenes, bringing you back to full strength with your current maximum hit points as temporary hitpoints, inspiring yourself and all your allies who are within a 60-foot range around you.
 Note, however, that your current hit points are not restored and remain at 0 when this feature is triggered. Once this feature is triggered, it may not be triggered again until you take a long rest.
 [[Category:RPG Classes]][[Category:Tretall&euml;]][[Category:Dominion Era]]

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 You prepare the list of Di'Marr&euml; spells that are available for you to cast, choosing from the Di'Marr&euml; spell list. When you do so, choose a number of Di'Marr&euml; spells equal to your Constitution modifier + your Di'Marr&euml; level(minimum of one spell). Where normal spellcasters would use their Wisdom modifier, Di'Marr&euml; instead use their Constitution modifier, because the power of the spells that you wish to be available to you after each long rest must be etched in your very '''blood'''.
-The spells must be of a level for which you have spell slots. For example, if you are a 3rd-level Di'Marr&euml;, you have four 1st-level and two 2nd-level spell slots. With a Wisdom of 16, your list of prepared spells can include six spells of 1st or 2nd level, in any combination. If you prepare a 1st-level spell, ''Crude Cautery'', you can cast it using a 1st-level or 2nd-level slot. Casting the spell doesn't remove it from your list of prepared spells.
+The spells must be of a level for which you have spell slots. For example, if you are a 3rd-level Di'Marr&euml;, you have four 1st-level and two 2nd-level spell slots. With a Constitution of 16, your list of prepared spells can include six spells of 1st or 2nd level, in any combination. If you prepare a 1st-level spell, ''Crude Cautery'', you can cast it using a 1st-level or 2nd-level slot. Casting the spell doesn't remove it from your list of prepared spells.
 You can change your list of prepared spells when you finish a long rest. Preparing a new list of Di'Marr&euml; spells requires time spent transfusing yourself with blood from your Holy Censer. This process lasts 1 minute and deals 2d6 of damage to you unless you make a Constitution saving throw of DC 15, in which case, it deals no damage whatsoever.

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 Each Brotherhood has a list of spells&mdash;its Brotherhood spells&mdash;that you gain at the Di'Marr&euml; levels noted in the Brotherhood description. Once you gain a Brotherhood spell, you always have it prepared, and it doesn't count against the number of spells you can prepare each day.
-If you have a Brotherhood spell that doesn't appear on the Di'Marr&euml; spell list, the spell is nonetheless a cleric spell for you.
+If you have a Brotherhood spell that doesn't appear on the Di'Marr&euml; spell list, the spell is nonetheless a Di'Marr&euml; spell for you.
 == The Stranger's Grace ==

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 === Spellcasting Ability ===
-Constitution is your spellcasting ability for your Di'Marr&euml; spells. The power of your spells does not come from your devotion to the Stranger or your patron deity. Instead, the power of your spells comes from the fortitude of your body and its ability to channel the sometimes-corrosive powers of the Stranger's Gift. You use your Constitution whenever a spell refers to your spellcasting ability, and whenever you make an attack roll with a spell, you use your Constitution modifier. However, because the efficacy of your spells still resides in the strength of your conviction, when setting the saving throw DC for a cleric spell you cast, you use your Wisdom modifier.
+Constitution is your spellcasting ability for your Di'Marr&euml; spells. The power of your spells does not come from your devotion to the Stranger or your patron deity. Instead, the power of your spells comes from the fortitude of your body and its ability to channel the sometimes-corrosive powers of the Stranger's Gift. You use your Constitution whenever a spell refers to your spellcasting ability, and whenever you make an attack roll with a spell, you use your Constitution modifier. However, because the efficacy of your spells still resides in the strength of your conviction, when setting the saving throw DC for a Di'Marr&euml; spell you cast, you use your Wisdom modifier.
 :'''Spell save DC''' = 6 + your proficiency bonus + your Wisdom modifier.

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 = Di'Marr&euml; =
-As a beast falls, arms outstretched to the heavens in an invocation of [[Qell'Morat-lan|The Stranger's]] power, a Tretall&euml; bolsters the confidence and the strength of his allies. Casting blood from her Holy Censer upon her enemies, a priestess of [[Venn'Valyr-thus|The Rider]] binds her enemies together with a bond of blood, ensuring that whatever pain comes upon one of them is felt by the others. Drawing a torrent of blood from his Holy Censer, a Di'Marr&euml; stains all of his allies and his enemies in front of him, healing those friendly to him while poisoning the very blood that flows in the veins of his enemies. As different from each other as the Nine are, Di'Marr&euml; each have their own duties and beliefs, but ultimately, they act as a conduit for the Stranger's Gift, Blood Magic, with which they can work miracles of healing that not even the most practised physician could even dream of, or bring entire armies to their knees.
+As a beast falls, arms outstretched to the heavens in an invocation of [[Qell'Morat-lan|The Stranger's]] power, a Tretall&euml; bolsters the confidence and the strength of his allies. Casting blood from her Holy Censer upon her enemies, a priestess of [[Venn'Valyr-thus|The Rider]] binds her enemies together with a bond of blood, ensuring that whatever pain comes upon one of them is felt by the others. Drawing a torrent of blood from his Holy Censer, a Di'Marr&euml; stains all of his allies and his enemies in front of him, healing those friendly to him while poisoning the very blood that flows in the veins of his enemies. As different from each other as the Nine are, Di'Marr&euml; each have their own duties and beliefs. Ultimately, they act as a conduit for the Stranger's Gift&mdash;Blood Magic&mdash;with which they can work miracles of healing that not even the most practised physician could even dream of, or bring entire armies to their knees.
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 To this end, you use your Gift not to bring down your foes. Instead, you use your Gift to heal those who need healing, to bring rest to those who seek it, to bolster the morale of your allies, and, perhaps, most importantly, to ensure that any of those in your charge who die may go to the Stranger in peace.
-{|class="skill-table class-option"
+{|class="skill-table"
 !Di'Marr&euml; Level
 !Spells