I was doing a little testing on a SS character and was surprised to find I was required to choose a deity. Maybe I'm missing something, but I thought Shamans were the one divine spell casting class that didn't require a deity because, kind of like Warlocks, they make pacts with various spirits. So why would a deity be required? I'm pretty sure Gann from MotB was faithless though it's been a while.
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I think in the Forgotten Realms, all Divine Casters require Deities. In other 3.X settings this wasn't always the case. Faerun loves its Gods.Byrun - Wandering Swordsman
Falrenn Silvershade - Shaper of Truths
If you're searching the lines for a point
Well, you've probably missed it
There was never anything there
In the first place
Wax Fang - Majestic
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I don't really want to get into a Faithless debate here, so I'm just going to say: Yes, a very strong majority knows the gods exist as well as the wall, yet that doesn't mean there aren't exceptions. And I'm going to leave it at that. My questions was purely on the mechanics of the class "needing" to worship a deity and nothing to do with the common norms of faith in the land.It is better to try and fail than to never try at all. Those who never try are cursed to wonder what might have been.
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Personally, I agree. This is just one more deviation NWN2 made from PnP for no real reason. I am fairly certain they did these things solely to mess with players. That said.. The change would have to go on a long list. I don't know a thing about altering classes, so I can't comment on how difficult it would be. I'd say this is a low priority compared to other changes/fixes they are dedicating time to."Now I know the full power of evil. It makes ugliness seem beautiful and goodness seem ugly and weak." -The Dance of Death
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Taking that in mind, would any DM care if you were to make a Spirit Shaman, select one of the arbitrary deities mechanically required by you but in the RP worship another deity or none at all?It is better to try and fail than to never try at all. Those who never try are cursed to wonder what might have been.
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Huzzah! Will I able to change Angharradh for Sehanine moonbow with a Dm IG?Originally posted by Dispater View PostThis just in: Deity restrictions will be removed with the next update!My'athvin Simaryl - Elven Mhaornathil
Mhaenal Ahmaquissar - Minstrel Knight
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Is that all restrictions? I agree Spirit Shamans get their magic from spirits, but a Druid of Tempus is a little odd.Byrun - Wandering Swordsman
Falrenn Silvershade - Shaper of Truths
If you're searching the lines for a point
Well, you've probably missed it
There was never anything there
In the first place
Wax Fang - Majestic
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I agree. But I assumed rangers as well, and if their deific sponsorship can go beyond nature deities, why not druids?Originally posted by cmosier View PostIs that all restrictions? I agree Spirit Shamans get their magic from spirits, but a Druid of Tempus is a little odd.
but lets see what its about :-)My'athvin Simaryl - Elven Mhaornathil
Mhaenal Ahmaquissar - Minstrel Knight
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It is about Spirit Shamans no longer requiring a specific deity.
Myrios Lady Emiliana Blackwell: the Iron Fist of the Legion.
Daydreams and Nightsongs: Emiliana Blackwell
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You're probably going to need to make a separate topic for Druids and Rangers. And while I sort of agree on the rangers point, I was under the impression that druids did need to follow one of the nature deities to get their powers. Now as for rangers, I was given the impression that they don't need to follow a deity, but the trade off is that they don't get any magical spells.It is better to try and fail than to never try at all. Those who never try are cursed to wonder what might have been.
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Now I'll need to get my Shaman's deity changed back.

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