Bill Nye 924 |
Kingmaker. Party, led by Paladin of Erastil, beats the stag lord and takes his magic fidoodle hat, which is made from the skull of a stag. Party takes magic fidoodle hat and paladin thinks about wearing it as crown for the kingdom they're about to start.
From what I've read, holy animals of gods should be treated with the utmost respect by the followers of said god, so would wearing such a helm essentially be the paladin wearing his best friend's dead cat as a hat? Or, as a god of hunting, would Erastil see this situation as revering said stag by using its remains, and using them to signify great importance, rather than letting such go to waste?
MrCharisma |
I can't see a problem with it. As the god of the hunt, killing deer wouldn't be a problem. You're also styling yourself after a deer, and using natural materials seems like it fits the theme of a hunter.
For reference, Erastil is associated with the DEADEYE LEATHER unique armour. While this doesn't specify what animal it came from, it does imply that using animal hides/etc for armour is accepted practice.
Cole Deschain |
If it's going to be a crown, a sign of majesty and kingship...
I somehow think Erastil would be more or less okay with it.
Moreover, by taking the symbol from an evil man and using it as an emblem of a good cause, it would, in effect, be a re-appropriation of a symbol of Erastil toward a better purpose.
In short... I see no problem whatsoever, apart from maybe the skull bit being a mite ominous...