Ninjaxenomorph |
I have several questions about holy symbols. In Pathfinder Society, I am considering multi-classing with my magus to cleric of Sarenrae, somewhat for fluff, and I want to differentiate him from my other magus.
Could I get a weapon cord for a holy symbol, so I can drop it easily to cast arcane spells? Its not unrealistic, and would be within RAW if holy symbols can count as weapons.
Second, for flavor purposes, it it possible to get a gold holy symbol? The magus in question is a tiefling, descended from a devil, and even though silver does not hurt him, I like to have him avoid it. And wood is just so boring.
MrSin |
Erm... Theres nothing that says you have to be holding the holy symbol in hand. To be honest you can carry like 30 of them and not even have to worry about them being stolen because their weightless. They just have to be "presented" which just means its shown somewhere on the body and is very ill defined. To my knowledge anyway, someones free to correct me.
Would probably fit on wrist sheath. Gold Holy Symbol is 100gold. Other alternatives include a tattoo and a trait that gives you the holy symbol as a birthmark.
Ninjaxenomorph |
Where do the rules state that a holy symbol must only be presented? I always thought they had to be held to cast spells. Also, as the character in question is working for Cheliax, he wants something he could easily hide. A consecrated weapon could work, I guess, but I would rather have a holy symbol. Also, I said wooden ones are boring.
MrSin |
Where do the rules state that a holy symbol must only be presented? I always thought they had to be held to cast spells. Also, as the character in question is working for Cheliax, he wants something he could easily hide. A consecrated weapon could work, I guess, but I would rather have a holy symbol. Also, I said wooden ones are boring.
Wood ones are boring, but you can buy 99 extras...
It says it has to be presented for channeling and manipulated for casting spells. I can't for the life of me find the definition of manipulate in that case.. There are a dozen ways to get additional holy symbols on other things though, and those are always pretty nifty.
Ninjaxenomorph |
As cool as a fire ink tattoo (obviously the only way to go) symbol would be, I'd rather just have a gold holy symbol. There is also the fact that Sarenrites are not welcome in some parts of the world. And he already HAS a wood one for just wanting one as a devout worshiper. Also, what I am asking is WHERE does it say that a divine focus need only be 'presented'.
Find a priest of Sarenrae with Craft Reliquary Arms & Shields and commission a reliquary weapon so your weapon can be a holy symbol and function as a permanent fixture of your deity when you cast Consecrate.
Consecrated Weapon works just fine for that, this is PFS.
MrSin |
what I am asking is WHERE does it say that a divine focus need only be 'presented'.
It says it has to be presented for channeling and manipulated for casting spells. I can't for the life of me find the definition of manipulate in that case.
You can always just get as many of these as you can. Why just have one showing?
EldonG |
That was weird. I guess it morphed into an advice thread, but my original question of holy symbols being present/in hand and on a weapon cord was never answered.
Yes to all. The most common holy symbols are probably on a chain or strap of leather...maybe a cord...and gold is available for holy symbols.