Deylar Tiarshuro's page

Emphyreal Bloodline: Use WIS instead of CHA for Sorcerer abilities, Heal is a class skill.
Heavenly Fire (Sp): ray of heavenly fire as a standard action, targeting any foe within 30 feet as a ranged touch attack. Against evil creatures, this ray deals 1d4 points of damage + 1 for every two sorcerer levels you possess. This damage is divine and not subject to energy resistance or immunity. This ray heals good creatures of 1d4 points of damage + 1 for every two sorcerer levels you possess. A good creature cannot benefit from your heavenly fire more than once per day. Neutral creatures are neither harmed nor healed by this effect. Can use 8 (3 +5WIS) times per day.
Ecclesitheurge Vow: Cannot use armor or shield, loses cleric abilities if he does.
Domain Mastery: Magic is primary domain, Rune is secondary domain. Can use his non-domain spell slots to prepare spells from his primary domain's spell list. Each day when preparing spells, can select a different domain granted by Nethys to gain access to that domain's spell list instead of secondary domain spell list. Does not lose access to secondary domain's granted powers or gain access to the other domain's granted powers.
Nethys Domains: Destruction, Knowledge, Magic, Protection, Rune
Magic Domain, Divine Subdomain: Divine Vessel (Su): When target of a divine spell, swift action to grant each ally within 15 feet a divine boon: +2 bonus on next attack roll, skill check, or ability check made before the end of their next turn. Can use 8 (3 +5Wis) times per day. DOMAIN SPELL: Identify, bless water
Rune Domain: Scribe Scroll bonus feat, Blast Rune )Sp): As a standard action, create a blast rune in any adjacent square. Creatures entering square takes 1d6 points of damage + 1 point for every two cleric levels. Rune deals either acid, cold, electricity, or fire damage, decided when created. The rune is invisible, lasts 1 round/ cleric level or until discharged. Cannot create a blast rune in a square occupied by another creature. Counts as a 1st-level spell for the purposes of dispelling. It can be discovered with a DC 26 Perception skill check and disarmed with a DC 26 Disable Device skill check. Can use 8 (3 +5Wis) times per day. DOMAIN SPELL: Erase, secret page
Aura: Good
Bonded Holy Symbol: Holy symbol of his deity acts like a wizard's bonded object. Once per day, a bonded holy symbol can be used to cast any one spell from his cleric or domain spell list that day. This spell is treated like any other spell cast with respect to casting time, duration, and other effects dependent on cleric level. This spell cannot be modified by metamagic feats or other abilities.
Channel Positive Energy: 2d6, 6 (3 +2Cha) times per day, DC 14 3rd level 1d6 replaced by Bonded Holy Symbol.

Racial Abilities
• Fiendish Heritage: Asura-spawn, +2 Dex / +2 Wis / -2 Int
• Fiendish Heritage: rolled 33, gains DR 2/silver. This replaces spell-like ability
• Scaled Skin: fire resistance 5, natural AC bonus +1. This replaces fiendish resistance
• Skilled: +2 to Bluff and Stealth
• Darkvision: Tieflings have darkvision 60ft (see perfectly in the dark up to 60 feet).

Standard Cleric Spells
0-level (DC15): Detect Magic, Create Water, Guidance, Mending
1-level (DC16): Bless, Dream Feast, Magic Stone, Moment of Greatness, Stone Shield, Identify (dom)
2-level (DC17): Bull's Strength, Resist Energy, Grace, Bless Water (dom)
3-level (DC18): Prayer, Sacred Bond, Dispel Magic (dom)

Belt Pouch (+7 gp; 0.5 lbs.)
• Holy Symbol, bonded item
• 10lbs powdered silver (+50gp)
• Flask of Acid (+5gp crafted)
• Scroll Case:
- Ant Haul x2 (25gp scribed)
- Remove Fear (12.5gp scribed)
- Comprehend Languages (12.5gp scribed)
- Consecrate (100gp scribed)
- Delay Poison (75gp scribed)
- Lesser Restoration (75gp scribed)
• Coins: 1,236 gp, 8 sp, 11 cp

Most observers would think him a mage instead of a priest. His typical garb is robes without armor or shield, carrying only a staff and very little other gear.

He has a constant need to feel Nethys’s touch, and is almost always under the influence of some spell (most often Guidance or Prestidigitation) for the comforting touch of arcane energy. As a result, what other people perceive as him mumbling to himself is in reality an incantation of some kind.

Deylar is naturally quiet, often the last to speak in a situation. He believes that the best way to show others the power of his deity is to have them feel it first-hand – he is quick to use his magics to support and aid others as a sign of that power. This, combined with his need to use spells for everything, means Deylar is rather ambitious bordering on power-hungry when it comes to magic.

He believes that the mixture of fiendish and celestial elements of his heritage represent the touch of the All Seeing Eye, and while he has no specific proof of it he believes this marks him as having a powerful destiny.

At a young age he was taken on as an apprentice to a local mage. That apprenticeship ended quickly without much success. Deylar found himself frustrated at the studies, and his master was not shy to tell him that he simply was not as smart as the other students. It made no sense to the young boy that it should be that hard. He had expected the energies to flow more naturally than to come from pouring over musty tomes and memorizing ancient passages.

Then one day Deylar’s natural abilities started to manifest. While this could have been very good news, a sign of a path for the child to take, it did not turn out well for Deylar. Immediately it was clear to those around him that Deylar’s powers were different. It did not take long for people to realize that his powers were not coming from his fiendish heritage. Quite the opposite in fact. The local mages quickly identified his powers as more celestial in nature, and that caused such a feeling of dread and disgust among the other Tieflings that he quickly found himself run out of the community. He decided to keep going, leaving Westcrown behind to search for that sense of belonging that he had yet found.

He found it in the most unlikely place. Barely a week after leaving the city the starving tiefling came upon a group of adventurers camped in the woods. There was a cleric among them, a servant of Nethys named Connell Lebeda, who ignored the protests of his companions and offered Deylar food and shelter. Over the next few days of traveling Deylar stayed with them, listening intently to the preachings of the All Seeing Eye. This finally made sense to him: the intuitive flow of magical energies all around them, the dichotomy of that energy and the nature of the deity, these things resonated with him more than anything else ever had before. And Deylar found himself hungry to learn more.

Connell trained him for a time. Eventually Deylar found a small company of his own, refining his faith and the gifts Nethys bestowed on him, using those gifts to aid his friends while bettering his own position in life. He could not get enough of it and found himself in constant search of another tomb to search, another spell to master, another relic to recover. He learned everything he could and more, and his appetite for knowledge led him further and further along the path of Nethys’s faithful.

- Signed, Edric Dayne, priest of Nethys, Magnimar