Druids of Esus, Part II

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Divine Tests 

Some need to be strangled more than others.

  1-5. Seemingly constrained, the druid takes a -1d3 penalty to all his rolls for the next 1d12 hours unless a more fitting individual can be found and held by the druid for at least 2d6 rounds, likely resulting in a very negative reaction from the individual. If so, such as one who might impersonate the Gauls (or worse, their ancestors), then they can be constrained quite ruthlessly instead.

Druids of Esus, Part I

Esus
Gallic Forest God

Tenets of Esus

• Respect the Lord of the Forest, working his willows & woods
• Let the fitting hang, maintaining peace in the cosmic order
• Be fertile like the bull
• Transcendent like the crane

Druidesses of Sequana, Part III

Spells of Sequana

The right touch can make all the difference.

1st Level
Create Water (river water), Cure Light Wounds, Protection from Evil, Remove Fear, Resist Cold, Sanctuary, Purify Water (D, to make it river water), Floating Disc* (duck barge-shaped, works if used on a river)

Druidesses of Sequana, Part II

 Divine Tests

The river courses, but who knows what will happen down by it?

  1-5. Blockages prevent flows. The druidess takes a -1d3 penalty to all her rolls for the next 1d12 hours. She can reduce it sooner by 1 for every person she helps or heals. 

Druidesses of Sequana, Part I

Sequana

Gallic Goddess of Rivers and Healing

Tenets of Sequana

• Honor the river and waters, letting them flow
• Provide healing to others
• Things might need to be given as offerings
• Be joyful like a duck

Druids of Taranis, Part III

Spells of Taranis

What skies reveal are all part of the wheel. The druid's vows are what are given in return, whether via conflict or not.

1st Level
Command, Create Water (as rain), Cure Light Wounds (reversible), Protection from Evil, Remove Fear (reversible), Manipulate Fire*, Shocking Grasp

Druids of Taranis, Part II

Divine Tests

What the thunder brings might not always be just fertile rain.

  1-5. With a great reverberation, the druid takes a -1d3 penalty to all his rolls for the next 1d12 hours, stunned by Taranis's potency. He can perform one of the methods below to end it immediately, whether a deed, a sacrifice, or a high sacrifice, though the god's point has been made, and can lead to a clearing or rain, out of the sky.

Druids of Taranis, Part I

Taranis

Gallic Thunder God

Tenets of Taranis

• Like the storm, espouse conflict as needed, striking thunderously
• Showing the Great Wheel
• Dominating the land with fire
• Enduring like the oak

Warrior Cults: the Hammer, Part III

Warrior-Priests of the Hammer

Beaten well and for long enough, all can be made to take the correct shape.

• Spells: Like other warrior-priests, treat them as clerics, except that they know and can cast just 1 spell from their divinity's list per day for each level that they could normally cast. For example, a 5th level warrior-priest of the hammer could cast one 1st, one 2nd, and one 3rd level spell from his list each day. This arrangement should be enough.
  
  
• Weapon: Their allowed weapon is of course the hammer. What else would one need?