Priestesses of Jurate, Part I

Jurate

Baltic Sea, Amber, & Lost Love Goddess

Tenets of Jurate

• Love the Sea and Its Islands
• Let the Amber Flow
• Enjoy Love as Long as it Lasts

Clerics of Velnias, Part III

Spells of Velnias

Whether for good or for ill, all things come to an end.

1st Level
Command, Create Water (reversed), Cure Light Wounds (reversible), Detect Evil (reversible), Detect Magic, Light (reversed), Protection from Evil, Purify Food and Drink, Remove Fear (reversible), Resist Cold, Sanctuary, Message*, Sleep*, Ventriloquism*

Clerics of Velnias, Part II

Divine Tests
This world only leads to doom and death, though dying before one dies can bring an end to it.

  1-6: A whisper, and the conclusion draws close. Perhaps not yet, though the cleric will undergo a -1d3 penalty to his rolls for the next 1d12 hours in any case, seeing that there's nothing for certain that one can count on in this life. Yet another reminder to get his affairs in order.

• For example, a priest of Velnias could take a -3 penalty to every roll he makes for the next 8 hours, suggesting that it may be time for some repose.

Clerics of Velnias, Part I

Velnias
Baltic Death, Underworld, Beasts, Trickery, & Prophecy God

Tenets of Velnias

• Respect Death
• Dwell in the Underworld
• Understand Beasts (whether ravens, snakes, wolves, bears, cats, or horned ones)
• Use Trickery and Prophecy as needed for better understanding

Priestesses of Laima, Part III

Spells of Laima
From the right perspective, all that occurs can seem like magic.

1st Level
Cure Light Wounds, Detect Evil, Detect Magic, Protection from Evil, Remove Fear, Divine Weather (D), Comprehend Languages*

Priestesses of Laima, Part II

Divine Tests

Our fate holds the key to the future of not only ourselves, but of our descendants too. 

  1-6: What is your fortune? Someone the priestess knows will suffer a -1d6 penalty to all their rolls for the next 1d12 hours unless she decides to take the penalty unto herself. Being quite kindly, most followers of Laima nearly always do so.

• For example, a local mother is predestined to take a -2 penalty to her rolls for the next 10 hours. The priestess of Laima decides to take the penalty during that time instead.

Priestesses of Laima, Part I

Laima
Baltic Fate Goddess

Tenets of Laima

• Attune with Fate
• Accept Fated Ways & Folk
• Drawing Upon Fated Things 

Priests of Meness, Part III

Spells of Meness
Such lunar radiance shows the flows of this world, and that of others.

1st Level
Cure Light Wounds, Light (appearing as moonlight), Create Water, Charm Person*, Magic Missile* (which only harms those who work against the priest's tenets), Sleep*

Priests of Meness, Part II

Divine Tests

The moon may rise, but the light is not always easily discerned.

  1-6: To shine, one must reflect. The priest incurs a -1d3 penalty to his rolls for the next 1d12 hours. It could be that he's entered a less fortunate otherworld (see further below), or at least gets a glimpse of one.

• For example, an animist priest of Meness may find it difficult to attune with the local spirits (as well as do other things) for the next 3 hours. Perhaps they have become different somehow, or has he?