Difference between revisions of "Ecclesiastic"
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| − | | Synonyms = Bishop, Deacon, Priest, Cleric, Abbot, Canon | + | | Synonyms = Bishop, Deacon, Priest, Cleric, Abbot, Canon, Priest |
| Prowess? = No | | Prowess? = No | ||
| Archetype? = Yes | | Archetype? = Yes | ||
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High ranking church officials are powerful political figures in the middle age. | High ranking church officials are powerful political figures in the middle age. | ||
They will influence local politics and will manoeuvre to ascend the upper spheres of the church. | They will influence local politics and will manoeuvre to ascend the upper spheres of the church. | ||
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Bishops are famous and respected public figures in the middle age, with a reputation and power equalling that of noble houses. | Bishops are famous and respected public figures in the middle age, with a reputation and power equalling that of noble houses. | ||
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A [[Ecclesiastic (canon)]] gains the Feat [[Rich]]. | A [[Ecclesiastic (canon)]] gains the Feat [[Rich]]. | ||
| − | A [[Ecclesiastic (abbot)]] gains [[ | + | A [[Ecclesiastic (abbot)]] gains [[Reputation]] or a Feat of his choice in the list of Feats granted by the [[Monk]] archetype. |
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| + | A [[Ecclesiastic (other)]] gains the Feat [[Reputation]]. | ||
If his background justifies it, he also gains the [[⭐ Faith]] Feat (regardless of his rank). | If his background justifies it, he also gains the [[⭐ Faith]] Feat (regardless of his rank). | ||
Additionally (except if he is an [[Ecclesiastic (bishop)]]) he gains one Feat of his choice in this list : | Additionally (except if he is an [[Ecclesiastic (bishop)]]) he gains one Feat of his choice in this list : | ||
| + | *[[Reputation]] | ||
| + | *[[Rich]] | ||
| + | *[[Charismatic]] | ||
| + | *[[Well Connected]] | ||
*[[Noble]] | *[[Noble]] | ||
| + | *[[Fanatic]] | ||
| + | *[[Manipulative]] | ||
*[[Knowledge]] | *[[Knowledge]] | ||
| − | + | *[[Knowledge (heresy)]] | |
| − | + | *[[Abuse of Power]] (even if the character doesn't meet the prerequisites) | |
| − | *[[Knowledge ( | + | *[[Acquaintance]] (even if the character doesn't meet the prerequisites) |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Deus Vult !]] (even if the character doesn't meet the prerequisites) |
| − | + | *[[Favour]] (even if the character doesn't meet the prerequisites) | |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Revelation]] (even if the character doesn't meet the prerequisites) |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Guards !]] (even if the character doesn't meet the prerequisites) |
| − | + | *[[Handicap (venerable age)]] | |
| − | *[[ | + | *[[Handicap (weak)]] |
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| − | *[[Revelation]] (even if the character | ||
| − | *[[ | ||
| − | *[[ | ||
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| − | + | Unless his background justifies it, the character cannot take the [[Combat]], [[Strong]] or [[True Strike]] Feats. | |
| + | Note that not all high ranking church officials have this feat and the character may de facto be a priest without having it. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:46, 26 February 2022
Synonyms: Bishop, Deacon, Priest, Cleric, Abbot, Canon, Priest
Special: Archetype
Ecclesiastic is an Archetype, it is a special kind of Feat. A character can only have one Archetype in total. Apart from that, Archetypes are like normal Feats and may be taken at character creation or on any level up. On your sheet, mark Ecclesiastic as one of your Feats and add all Feats gained separately.
Description
High ranking church officials are powerful political figures in the middle age.
They will influence local politics and will manoeuvre to ascend the upper spheres of the church.
Bishops are famous and respected public figures in the middle age, with a reputation and power equalling that of noble houses. They will influence local politics and will manoeuvre to ascend the upper spheres of the church.
In the eye of commoners, Priests are the voice of god. Every week they cheer or frighten their flock during mass, and attendance is mandatory.
Canons are wealthy officials of the church, sometimes they are unordained civilians hired by the church.
Abbots are leaders of a monastery.
A Ecclesiastic (bishop) gains both the Feat Reputation and Rich.
A Ecclesiastic (priest) gains the Feat Charismatic.
A Ecclesiastic (canon) gains the Feat Rich.
A Ecclesiastic (abbot) gains Reputation or a Feat of his choice in the list of Feats granted by the Monk archetype.
A Ecclesiastic (other) gains the Feat Reputation.
If his background justifies it, he also gains the ⭐ Faith Feat (regardless of his rank).
Additionally (except if he is an Ecclesiastic (bishop)) he gains one Feat of his choice in this list :
- Reputation
- Rich
- Charismatic
- Well Connected
- Noble
- Fanatic
- Manipulative
- Knowledge
- Knowledge (heresy)
- Abuse of Power (even if the character doesn't meet the prerequisites)
- Acquaintance (even if the character doesn't meet the prerequisites)
- Deus Vult ! (even if the character doesn't meet the prerequisites)
- Favour (even if the character doesn't meet the prerequisites)
- Revelation (even if the character doesn't meet the prerequisites)
- Guards ! (even if the character doesn't meet the prerequisites)
- Handicap (venerable age)
- Handicap (weak)
Unless his background justifies it, the character cannot take the Combat, Strong or True Strike Feats.
Note that not all high ranking church officials have this feat and the character may de facto be a priest without having it.
