How well known is magic and the meta on Golarion?


Lost Omens Campaign Setting General Discussion


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If I'm playing a Bard / Razmiran Priest and someone successfully identifies my casting a spell that appears within the Occult tradition but not within the divine tradition (such as soothe), am I automatically outed as a fraud?

Just how much do NPC characters know about traditions, specific spells, and the classes?

Since all of a Razmiran Priest's cleric spells are Occult, could an NPC with enough knowledge discern that the heal being cast is of occult origin rather than divine?

I'm trying to get a better idea of where one should draw the line between mechanics and descriptions; or to better determine just how easy or difficult it is to pass oneself off as a cleric within the campaign world.

Is the idea that Razmir and his priests are false something of an open secret? (With people generally being more afraid than devout.) Or does the vast majority of the local population truly believe in their divinity?

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