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Previous Thread.
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The vision I have is of a dwarf who feels the gods aren't gods but actually lower beings who attained great power through others giving it to them, or by taking it away from those who already had it. This power they have is used unwisely, and therefore, my dwarf wishes to kill them so that he might re-establish a proper pantheon of higher beings to rule the planes.
So far, two builds have my interest.
#1 - Dwarven Cleric of Travel and the Dark Tapestry
He focuses on summoning creatures from the void, and buffs them and himself for combat so that they both may wage war against heaven, hell, and the other planes of existence.
#2 - Dwarven Cleric of Madness
This one is a save-or-die character mentioned briefly by Wiggz that I feel is quite interesting when paired with the theologian archetype as he had mentioned. We will further discuss this build so that I may properly understand the mechanics.
Now, seeing as both builds are quite powerful in their own respects, I'd like to see if we could combine them. The Madness domain directly correlates to the ability scores of this character (14, 14, 15, 16, 17, 17), so that leaves the feats open for the summoning strategy. The before mentioned scores for the abilities are just numbers and can be placed anywhere, so feel free on changing, mixing, and matching them as you see fit.
Here is what I have to work with:
All pathfinder content (no dnd 3.5 conversions) and 2 traits
Lawful Evil Level 1 Dwarf Cleric with ability scores of 14, 14, 15, 16, 17, and 17
As in my previous thread, I will accept all constructive criticism, ideas, suggestions, and anything relevant to my goal: creating a lawful evil dwarf bent on killing gods. Anything that does not fall under the above mentioned criteria of helpfulness will be ignored. Thank you all for your help thus far, and I look forward to working with you all.
Let the brainstorming begin.
I prefer full casting to partial casting. Also, clerics can cast almost all of the divine spells in the game, can fill pretty much any role when properly speced, and armor does not impede their spellcasting. Oh, and they can summon stuff. I like that summoning bit.