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Warhammer Fanrasy Role Play
Realm Of Divine Magic
41- 50: You shall be granted, not the prayer you seek, but another prayer that is
more fitting to my desires. (Experience Points that were paid are lost, and the GM
selects any other appropriate prayer to grant to the character.)
31-40: You have placed your faith in my judgment, and must trust me to provide
for you according to your needs. (Experience Points paid are lost. If the character
has asked for a specific prayer, the request is not granted. If the character has
asked that his god choose the prayer he should receive, the GM selects a suitable
prayer to grant the character.)
11-20: The manner and substance of your petition so pleases me that I would that
you maintain it as a further sign of your devotion. I shall grant you your petition
in recognition of your redoubled devotion. (Experience Points paid are lost. If
the character spends an additional 50 EP representing an extra week of prayer
and supplication, the character is granted the use of the prayer he has requested;
otherwise, the character is not granted the use of any prayer at this time.)
01-10: You may not receive a prayer at this time. (Experience Points that were paid
are lost.)
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Restrictions on Receiving Additional Prayers
Characters may not receive additional prayers unless their current career is an Initiate
or Priest career. Characters who have once completed an initiate or priest career, but who
have gone on to another vocation, may be granted a grace period of one year by their
divine patron at the GM's option: during this grace period they retain the right to invoke
prayers but may not receive additional prayers from their cult patron. If at the end of the
one-year grace period the character has not returned to an initiate or priest career in that
cult, he loses the ability to invoke prayers. Characters may at any time spend the
necessary EP to return to a previous initiate or priest career, where they may again
receive additional prayers from their divine patron.
Maximum Number of Prayers Known
Initiates and priests are not limited in the number of prayers they may be granted for
use at one time.
Clerics Expelled from Cults
A cleric expelled from a cult loses the power to invoke prayers as well as any other
benefits (e.g., gifts). He retains any skill or characteristic advances he may have earned.
He may not advance further in his current clerical career. If he chooses to enter another
cult, he does not retain any benefits of any advanced clerical careers he has completed; he
must begin again as an initiate in the new cult.
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