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SO, this is a big necro, but: has anyone played this out for the majority of the campaign with two characters, both taking Touched By Divinity, but worshiping separate gods?
The text highly recommends they both worship the same god, but I have two players who are extremely set on their respective gods (Paladin of Iomedae and an Inquisitor of Shaundakul - I allowed the FR god because Shaundakul is the best god ever).
I haven't bought all of the books yet (only the first and second), so... how much of a headache will it be for me to rewrite the big reveal with two separate gods?

For those concerned about a loss/dilution of story, do what our local PFS group is doing (with my own personal twist): run the entire AP with an unregistered PFS-legal character and apply the credit to an identical PFS registered character. Sure, that means your society character will lag behind your AP character (unless you play other scenarios to make up the xp gap as you go), but that just gives you more time to have fun with your epic gnome barbarian.
This idea might not resonate with everyone, but it seems like a workable idea. Also, this:

Last week we had what we had. This week we have more. I'm very happy with our campaign staff meeting goals instead of the usual "It's coming when we get the time". Great job Mick Block and Marc Marelynd!

So, just to clarify, the Martial Artist/ Master of Many Styles mix: is it legal for PFS? Since PFS only goes to level 12, it seems like the conflict at 20 wouldn't matter.

<<Khaldun laughs derisively at the man>>
The folly and misguided exuberance of a single servant of Orision is not enough for uncowardly persons to discontinue exploring all possible avenues of knowledge. The Sapphire Sage himself has told those of us who serve Osirion from within the Society that he will often ask our help in seeking out foreign ingredients and reagents to be used in the efforts to cure the Prince. He has also instructed us to investigate the lore of Lissala, the admittedly foul goddess whose arcane cultists have caused this woeful state of affairs. Surely you would not tell the Sage that he is mistaken in this? If you would, please tell me when you plan to follow through with this course of action. I would dearly enjoy the show.
A true seeker of knowledge knows that ALL knowledge is worth studying, if only to find its weaknesses. To assume that our ancient predecessors, as almighty as they were, discovered every arcane secret of this wide multiverse is to conjecture on a severe lack of data. Open-mindedness is the first requirement for true knowledge, sir. Any man or woman of the desert could tell you this. The close-minded and inflexible die quickly out on the sands.

<<Though he had been sitting in the corner, minding his own business, this latest slight roused the exceptionally short and tanned elf, dressed in the garb of the desert elves of Osirion's deep desert, to walk into the center of the room and look coldly at Sanakht, then spoke in the concise accent of a native of Sothis>>

"Easily broken, are we? Have you ever walked through a dust storm in the deep desert? I have, as has every elf in my tribe. We are not easily broken. I can assure you, whatever may have unbalanced my... distant kinsman there, it was no "easy" feat. Speak not of knowledge without understanding, lest you reveal your own inadequacies."

<<Khaldun-ra then bows slightly to the rest of the room, somehow conveying the fact that Sanakht alone is not included in the following greeting>>

"Salutations and greetings to you, fellow Osirioni. I look forward to working with you towards our common cause of healing our great Prince, may he outlive us all. As true sons and daughters of Osirion, I agree with Zan, that using things of other cultures for the betterment of our great nation is nothing less than our duty. All who serve the Ruby Prince and his Sapphire Sage are bound to do their utmost for our lord and his trusted adviser."