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Radiance and the sword Irabeth sold were two different blades..,.or so I thought.

Because they are. Radiance was the sword that Yaniel wielded when she was marching out for the Fourth Crusade when she got kidnapped. How her captors didn't get the sword then when that was years before Wrath of the Righteous I'm not entirely certain.

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What I can speculate happened was that she was KOed, dropped Radiance, then one of her comrades picked it up before one of the demons could get it and so they had to just take Yaniel. I never read far enough to get to Yaniel, but I know you encounter her in the adventure path.

So the link is no longer working again. When I use it, it gives me an error.

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Make sure that you have the correct URL and the owner of the file hasn't deleted it.

As a DM, the template itself seems like a way to reward religious characters that go out of their way to do things for their deity. I don't mean like an Iomedaen cleric donating money to an orphanage and calling it a day. I mean like going WAY out of their way to do something that their deity would do if they themselves were mortal, or something akin.

The way I'd use it is if there's a table of experienced players who know how to make good characters and like 1 or 2 newer players that don't really know how to make viable characters and didn't want help creating it as a sort of buff to the new players.

My current table has just that too. There are 2 newer players, and 1 of them refused help on their clerix (or hasn't had a chance to get help). And at later levels he probably is going to fall way behind in terms of power level. I'm thinking as giving him a vahana to help level him out.

Asmodeus:

"Order above all."

A swear from an Asmodean could be, "Contract be damned!"

An Asmodean greeting could be, "Hell's eyes are upon you."

An Asmodean warcry could be, "Taste the fires of Hell!"

An Asmodean proverb could be, "My word is my shepard."

An Asmodean farewell could be, "I'll see you in Hell."

So Aroden was a Packers fan? Score!

I'm currently running this game and my party of 3 so far has been steamrolling everything. They cleared the top of Drezen in one game day, but I supplemented the Staunton fight with a CR 13 Wizard (the one from the demon knights section of the villain codex book) with about 7 incubi (There's a monk that can clear many enemies quickly, a paladin that's the single-target killer, and an alchemist crafter). It was an even fight, and the PCs only JUST made it out alive. The paladin ended up dying, but he was rezzed shortly thereafter.

However they just got to the bottom section and killed the vampire. Most of their buffs are wearing off, and they're out of abilities pretty much. So they want to spend a mythic point to get a 15min rest in the citadel. Realistically speaking, what happens then? Does that tiefling lady crumble the castle on them, or do they get captured and placed in that working anti-magic cell? Like what do I do?