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'''Theology & customs''' is a [[Sage Field|sage field]] available to [[Cleric (class)|clerics]], enabling the character to employ rituals as a complement to spells, primarily in service to the religion and its congregations, to assuage common suffering and encourage greater understanding and support from the masses.
 
'''Theology & customs''' is a [[Sage Field|sage field]] available to [[Cleric (class)|clerics]], enabling the character to employ rituals as a complement to spells, primarily in service to the religion and its congregations, to assuage common suffering and encourage greater understanding and support from the masses.
 
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* '''[[Ritual (sage study)|Ritual]]''': comprises the philosophical and ethical duties comprising a religion's relations with the greater community.
 
* '''[[Ritual (sage study)|Ritual]]''': comprises the philosophical and ethical duties comprising a religion's relations with the greater community.
 
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See [[Cleric Sage Abilities]]
 
See [[Cleric Sage Abilities]]
 
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Latest revision as of 02:20, 29 October 2023

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Theology & customs is a sage field available to clerics, enabling the character to employ rituals as a complement to spells, primarily in service to the religion and its congregations, to assuage common suffering and encourage greater understanding and support from the masses.

The field includes the following sage studies:

  • Astronomy & Astrology: permits the character to interpret the universe, to gain knowledge of its natural order.
  • Gods: gives knowledge of those entities that lie at the heart of religious beliefs.
  • Law & Policy: studies the system of theological laws, to permit tighter enforcement of the God's will among its believers.
  • Ritual: comprises the philosophical and ethical duties comprising a religion's relations with the greater community.



See Cleric Sage Abilities