Silbeg |
Warpriest: To utilize a blessing, a character must be a worshiper of the listed deity.
This statement seems a little ambiguous to me. To me, it seems that it could have two separate interpretations.
- In order to invoke the blessing, you must worship a deity that grants that blessing (such as a Caydenite invoking the Strength blessing to given an Calistrian a bonus on STR checks)
- In order to gain the benefit of a blessing, you must worship a deity with the domain that grants that blessing (so that a Caydenite could grant an Iroran the ability, but not a Calistrian).
The first would be what I would expect (and would match how Cleric's domains work). The second would be quite different, and would affect how the abilities were used quite a bit.
Hoping someone can clear this up for me (hopefully in an official sort of way)!
Thank you.
Jeff Merola |
Note that Additional Resources is actually inaccurate, as there hasn't yet been time to update that section to the following:
There's not time leading up to Gen Con to put these fixes into print, but here are a few clarifications and corrections as I'm reading through posts.
Warpriests of Non-Core Deities
Change the text to read "To select a blessing, a warpriest must worship a deity that offers the domain of the same name." This should open up warpriest options for non-core faiths. It was not the intention to deny those character options.
The changed wording should clear up your question.
Silbeg |
Note that Additional Resources is actually inaccurate, as there hasn't yet been time to update that section to the following:
John Compton wrote:The changed wording should clear up your question.There's not time leading up to Gen Con to put these fixes into print, but here are a few clarifications and corrections as I'm reading through posts.
Warpriests of Non-Core Deities
Change the text to read "To select a blessing, a warpriest must worship a deity that offers the domain of the same name." This should open up warpriest options for non-core faiths. It was not the intention to deny those character options.
That it does. Thank you.