
GM and the Holograms |
I'm hoping to find some suggestions for how I can hide my necromancer NPC as a cleric of Saranrae. I'm aware of undetectable alignment, which mechanically is probably all I need. However, I'm not aware of a way to make them detect as good. I'm hoping you all may have some suggestions for good flavorful options. The cleric will be level 5ish if it matters.

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While if you have undetectable alignment, it's no use detecting as good, but here's one way:
http://www.d20pfsrd.com/magic/all-spells/c/celestial-healing/
There are a very few class abilities, such as the master spy's, that allow one to fool divination magic, however you might be looking for misdirection: http://www.d20pfsrd.com/magic/all-spells/m/misdirection/
Should cover all your needs. (That and disguise + bluff of course.)

Tarik Blackhands |
More so than auras you're going to run into issues with your unholy symbol if you want to do anything other than whack things.
Divine Focuses need to be presented clearly if you want to spell cast (or channel) and flounting around an Urg symbol or channeling negative energy in general is going to get you busted immediately even if you don't ping as evil. Sure in theory you can have a dozen holy symbols on your neck and hope no one notices, but that's still suspicious for an actual cleric, especially one diametrically opposed to your patron.

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To gain a Good Aura, look no further than the Deceiving armor quality. For 5000gp on top of a +1 magic armor, this enchantment makes sure that no matter what, you radiate a good aura and masks whatever aura you truly have (no influence on other things, like smite evil, just the aura).
As for the divine focus thing, you could consider a Recondite Holy Symbol. This represents a very old symbol of a faith, which requires a dc15 Religion check to identify. Regular citizens probably won't figure out it is not a Sarenrae symbol, as you need to be trained in religion for checks with a DC higher than 10. Most likely far easier for your players, but still useful for background reasons.