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''Privileges of He Who Holds the Mantle:''
 
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:Virgil, as holder of an aspect of the triune godhead, does not suffer spell penalties for being distant from the home plane of his deity.  The godhead is where Virgil is, and as such, he loses no casting levels, regardless of the plane he is on.
 
:Virgil, as holder of an aspect of the triune godhead, does not suffer spell penalties for being distant from the home plane of his deity.  The godhead is where Virgil is, and as such, he loses no casting levels, regardless of the plane he is on.
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:Virgil cannot fall out of priestly status in any way, regardless of his actions or alignment.  He can always grant himself spells, no matter what, and can even grant himself quest spells, although doing such will still take away his access to 7th level spells.
 
:Virgil cannot fall out of priestly status in any way, regardless of his actions or alignment.  He can always grant himself spells, no matter what, and can even grant himself quest spells, although doing such will still take away his access to 7th level spells.
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:Being within sight of Virgil allows priests and all priestly spellcasters who worship the triune godhead full access to their spells and powers.
 
:Being within sight of Virgil allows priests and all priestly spellcasters who worship the triune godhead full access to their spells and powers.
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:Although not himself immune, Virgil is in effect immune to any draining abilities, for these will draw upon the godhead first and foremost, which cannot be drawn upon
 
:Although not himself immune, Virgil is in effect immune to any draining abilities, for these will draw upon the godhead first and foremost, which cannot be drawn upon
  

Revision as of 20:08, 10 June 2014

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Virgil and his companion Torthias, the Paladin of Kiri-Jolith, behold the frozen damned of Caina, the 8th level of Baator. Here Torthias is tortured to find a doomed friend whom he thought was alive and safe on Krynn, but who has in fact recently died and for his sins been sent to nearly the darkest and lowest layer of Baator.

Description

Personality

Items/Possessions

Adornments

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Wands,rings, amulets and other non-weapon and armor items

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Weapons

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Armor

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Spells/Abilities

The Spark of Neutralis

Virgil’s body and soul are still mortal, and therefore Virgil does not gain any special abilities or immunities for possessing the divine “spark.” Virgil does possess the mantle of Neutralis however, which is to say access to the full portfolio of a greater god.

At any time, Virgil may become a greater god, with full access to Neutralis’ domain on the Outlands, the Courts of the Golden Fields. This process would take a full round. Virgil cannot access any divine abilities whatsoever without achieving full apotheosis.

Privileges of He Who Holds the Mantle:

Virgil, as holder of an aspect of the triune godhead, does not suffer spell penalties for being distant from the home plane of his deity. The godhead is where Virgil is, and as such, he loses no casting levels, regardless of the plane he is on.
Virgil cannot fall out of priestly status in any way, regardless of his actions or alignment. He can always grant himself spells, no matter what, and can even grant himself quest spells, although doing such will still take away his access to 7th level spells.
Being within sight of Virgil allows priests and all priestly spellcasters who worship the triune godhead full access to their spells and powers.
Although not himself immune, Virgil is in effect immune to any draining abilities, for these will draw upon the godhead first and foremost, which cannot be drawn upon
(class specific) spells
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Weapon Proficiencies

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Non-Weapon Proficiencies

Listed (secondaries noted)

Languages
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Relationships

Father: Agonistes
Mother: Polydora
Sister: Theodoralla (Thea)


Can be sub grouped

Current Whereabouts and Activities