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You have been given a choice. Either repent or burn. You chose the former.
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You have been given a choice. Repent or burn. You chose the former.
  
 
A common misconception is that the inquisition's task was to burn heretics, in fact the inquisition consistently spared any heretics who agreed to confess and repent, only those who refused to repent (or even worse, who retracted) had to be burned to purify their souls. Burning at the stake was an act of mercy because fire was believed to purify the soul and send heretics to heaven.
 
A common misconception is that the inquisition's task was to burn heretics, in fact the inquisition consistently spared any heretics who agreed to confess and repent, only those who refused to repent (or even worse, who retracted) had to be burned to purify their souls. Burning at the stake was an act of mercy because fire was believed to purify the soul and send heretics to heaven.
  
Your character has believed or was forced to follow a heretic cult. Most heresies were started by catholic priests or monks who had a particular vision of the faith, that was later on ruled as heretic by the church. (the entire Franciscan order for example was ruled as a heresy before being absolved shortly thereafter)
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You character have believed or was forced to follow a heretic cult. Most heresies were started by catholic priests or monks who had a particular vision of the faith, that was later on ruled as heretic by the church. (the entire Franciscan order for example was ruled as a heresy before being absolved shortly thereafter)
 
But the darkest heresies are secret organisations designed to trick the weak into serving the legions of hell.
 
But the darkest heresies are secret organisations designed to trick the weak into serving the legions of hell.
  
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Alternatively, you may have committed a severe crime against god and the church excommunicated you. You have decided to make penance.
 
Alternatively, you may have committed a severe crime against god and the church excommunicated you. You have decided to make penance.
  
Your repentance may or may not be sincere, depending if you took the Feat [[Lost Faith]].
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Your repentance may or may no be sincere, depending if you took the Feat [[Lost Faith]].
 
Either way, the inquisition have mandated you to purge your sins by helping them for a given period of time. Part of your sentence is to use your knowledge about heresies to turn it against them.
 
Either way, the inquisition have mandated you to purge your sins by helping them for a given period of time. Part of your sentence is to use your knowledge about heresies to turn it against them.
  
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*[[Trickster]]
 
*[[Trickster]]
 
*[[Fanatic]]
 
*[[Fanatic]]
*[[Charismatic]] (you were a heretic leader)
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*[[Charismatic]] (you where a heretic leader)
 
*[[Stealth]]  
 
*[[Stealth]]  
 
*[[Reputation]]
 
*[[Reputation]]
*[[Well Connected]] (some former members of your cult are high ranked)
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*[[Well Connected]] (some former members of your cult are high ranking)
 
*[[Survival]]
 
*[[Survival]]
 
*[[Manipulative]]
 
*[[Manipulative]]

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