Clerics of Baldr, Part II

Divine Tests

Trickery can lead the blind to catastrophe.

1-11. Baldr calls his faithful to be restored in his ways. His cleric loses access to some of his spells (50% chance for each one), possibly including his turn ability. Roll 1d6 to determine what he must do to have every one of them restored.

   [1] Appreciate a thing of beauty for 4d6 turns.

   [2] Be peaceful (unless attacked first) for 2d4 hours.

   [3] Allow himself to be hit by 1d3 ranged attacks. He may use his mysteries of Baldr to protect himself if he wishes, that is, if he has enough of them remaining that day.

   [4] Glow bright white for 2d6 hours, making detection and love from the goodly automatic, gaining +1d4 Charisma with such types, the reverse with all others.

   [5] Meet with a diviner for 3d4 turns, seeking guidance on one's doom.

   [6] Be kind to all he meets for the next 1d6 hours, no matter their disposition.

Clerics of Baldr, Part I

Baldr

Norse God of Beauty, Peace, Light, Invulnerability, & Acceptance of Fate

Tenets of Baldr

• Appreciate the beauty that the gods provide
• Seek peace within unless sorely pressed without
• Spread the light
• Be invulnerable in the gods' love
• Weep not for your doom

Lyrists of Orpheus, Part III

Spells of Orpheus

Songs sung echo beyond the world's end. 

1st Level: Command, Detect Magic, Light, Protection from Evil, Purify Food and Drink, Remove Fear, Resist Cold, Sanctuary, Detect Snares and Pits (D), Entangle (D), Charm Person*, Message*, Sleep*, Ventriloquism*, Bestow Blessing & Curse^ (link), Warding^ (link)

Lyrists of Orpheus, Part II

Divine Tests

Enjoy the chords that the gods play, for otherwise this world might only break your heart.

1-11. The songs are spent. What can be regained? The lyrist loses access to some of his spells (50% chance for each one). Roll 1d7 to see what things he must do to get them back.

   [1] Make music for 3d6 turns.

   [2] Compose an original poem, taking 1d3 turns and an Intelligence check (DC 15), unless the lyrist's player composes one faster.

   [3] Challenge one who would seduce with voice or beauty. Doing so will likely earn her ire (an 85% chance), and the certainly of further tests from her.

   [4] Journey underground for 2d6 turns, alone.

   [5] Traffic with a random spirit for 1d3 turns. There's a 25% chance of it being hostile, in which case the lyrist must save vs. death/ make a Will save DC 10 or take 1d2 damage to a random ability score.

   [6] Look forward only and remain above ground. Do not gaze back or turn around for 1d6 turns.

   [7] Only sing or speak in rhymes for the next 1d6 hours.

Lyrists of Orpheus, Part I

Orpheus
Thracian Demigod of Music, Lost Love, Underworld Journeys, and Fate

Tenets of Orpheus

• Harmonize the world with music
• Seek one's lost love
• Traveling to the underworld if need be
• Don't look back
  
  

Priests of Zalmoxis, Part III

Spells of Zalmoxis

What one would test can bring greatness.

1st Level: Command, Cure Light Wounds, Detect Chaos (as Detect Evil, but senses those who are chaotic instead), Protection from Chaos (as Protection from Evil, but guards against the chaotic instead), Purify Food and Drink, Remove Fear (reversible), Sanctuary, Hold Portal*, Read Languages*, Bestow Blessing & Curse^ (link), Warding^ (link)

2nd Level: Augury, Bless, Find Traps, Hold Person, Holy Chant, Reveal Charm, Silence 15' Radius, Spiritual Weapon, Arcane Lock*, Knock*, Detect Invisible*, Call Champion^ (link), Conjure Realm^ (link)

Priests of Zalmoxis, Part II

Divine Tests

After trials, only that which is immortal will remain.

1-11. What one's fate may be just might be of one's own making. The priest loses access to a portion of his spells (50% chance for each one), potentially including his turn ability. Roll 1d6 to see what he must do to have each one restored.

   [1] Shoot 1d6 arrows into the sky, like with Zibelthiurdos (link).

   [2] Free one who has been bound by another that the priest doesn't know.

   [3] Be purer, giving up some pleasure or usual comfort for the next 2d12 hours.

   [4] Be delayed in his next travel by at least 1d20 turns, for the true journey is within.

   [5] Take an orderly approach to his next 1d3 activities, albeit secretly, so that no more than 1d3 others see each time.

   [6] Contemplate a past life for the next 2d10 turns. What will one behold?

Priests of Zalmoxis, Part I

Zalmoxis

Dacian God of Immortality, Divination, Asceticism, & Protection

Tenets of Zalmoxis

• Transcend death, knowing oneself to have eternal life
• Guidance shows the truth via the hidden
• Purity leads the way
• The wolf protects the domain

Clerics of Kotys, Part III

Spells of Kotys
Havoc explodes in both glory and gore.

1st Level: Command, Cure Light Wounds (reversible), Remove Fear (reverse), Allure*, Charm Person*, Dancing Lights*, Enlarge*, Bestow Blessing & Curse^ (link), Blasting^ (link)

2nd Level: Delay Poison, Hold Person, Holy Chant, Resist Fire, Snake Charm, Spiritual Weapon, Call Champion^ (link), Conjure Realm^ (link)