Changing religion in PFS 2

[Duraxis]

So, in an attempt to keep this short: I created a half-elf warpriest of sarenrae, so he could start with longswords at trained (elven weapon training) and thought he would improve as he levelled up, but it seems a warpriest only becomes expert in their deity’s favoured weapon, and nothing else.

While I do like the role play side of playing a worshipper of sarenrae, being stuck at trained forever seems like a major hindrance to a warpriest.

Are there any ways in society to retrain religion after level 1, as it seems roleplaying it out isn’t possible. Iomedae seems like a perfect choice, as my character is basically a pseudo-paladin.

[Pirate Rob]

Hmmm, is "Deity?" a selectable class feature?

OP Guide wrote:

Champions and clerics must choose a valid deity,

OP Guide wrote:

a selectable class feature, such as a druid order, takes

28 days

That's how I'd resolve it, but there doesn't seem to be any clear answer.

[Gary Bush]

For a cleric/war-priest, yes it is a selectable class feature so the 28 days of downtime to retrain is correct.

Assuming the character is not field commission, it would take 4 adventures (8 days per adventures) to get to the 28 days required. This would also mean not earned income except for 4 days worth.

[Duraxis]

Thank you. That’s what I was thinking as well, but wasn’t certain it could be ruled as a class feature or not. 4 sessions to change isn’t too bad

[Mercer Fiveboars]

I’m surprised that Milani isn’t a choice. (Halfling freedom fighter needs freedom fighter goddess ;) )

[Gamerskum]

Milani isn't in the books yet.

[Kyrie Ebonblade,]

Gamerskum wrote:

Milani isn't in the books yet.

Which, given the detail they gave in the Lost Omens book, I am still surprised by.

[Gamerskum]

Also a lot of deity dependent abilities require you to gain a level to regain their use.

[David knott 242]

In PF1, the Atonement spell was used to change deities. Would that still work in PF2?

[Pirate Rob]

The atonement ritual in pf2 doesn't have that functionality.