| InnocentSoul |
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So I'm in a group playing Council of Thieves and we got to Part 3 of the AP. We came across a poem known as Cugney's Wedding. The marriage in the poem had two women, a man, and a dove marry by a cleric of Erastil. We tried to gain access to Delvehaven and thought that because this is a cypher of sorts that we had to replicate what was in the poem to gain access. My character (Cleric of Sarenrae) convinced the party to marry each other. We had a female half-orc Paladin of Iomedae, a male human fighter/barbarian/rogue, and a female identified tiefling sorceress. I summoned doves with the GM approval to use Summon Monster III to replicate the dove that was married in the poem. We perform the ceremony with myself as the cleric to accept the vows of the remaining party... and the dove.
The party makes their vows and recites the poem to the letter but replacing the poem names with their own. The GM explained that the symbol of Erastil glowed, my link with the married summoned dove broke and won't desummon, grass grew where we stood and the marriage was a success. We then find out it didn't let us into the place we tried to get into. Now the party is rather upset with me since I got them all to marry. So a few questions on how things would work at this point.
While I know it is all up to the GM in the end. Just wanted some feedback on how my character will think it will affect her according to how Golarion's stance would be.
1: If the party gets a divorce, how will that affect them since Erastil heavily frowns upon that. Also how will that affect me who performed the ceremony.
2: Since I performed the marriage under Erastil instead of Sarenrae, will that affect my position as a cleric of Sarenrae.
3: If I had to address the divorce to break the vow, will that make my character possibly shunned by Erastil or Sarenrae?
Also is there anything else to keep in mind since I did this?
Both myself as a player and as the character are finding this to be completely hilarious since we all did this in vain.