Divine Existance

  Although the gods may not walk among mortals in Eberron there is no shortage of faith. Some argue that it is because of this faith that clerics can cast their divine magic, not because of the gods themselves. Further support for this theory comes from clerics of cults or other non-divine lead religions such as the Lord of Blades who find themselves still able to perform the same abilities as those with more divine inspiration at their behest. Whatever supernatural power clerics tap into on Eberron there is no doubt of the force behind this power and its ability to shape Eberron.  

 

Champions and the Code

 

  The champion follows a code, which represents their faith and is the core of their divine power. If a champion knowingly breaks their code, or discovers that they broke it in the past, they lose their abilities as per the Champion's Code. They are still beholden to the ideals of their church.   The tenets a champion can select are less black and white in Eberron. While some were developed by a church, for example the Destruction of Evil was developed by the Silver Flame, a champion need not be part of a church to swear by a code of conduct.   The tenets found below can be taken instead of the ones found in the Core Rule Book, seen here. Swearing on the tenets of Good or Evil requires you to follow a Good or Evil god respectively.   Destruction of Evil  

• I will destroy alien evil, such as fiends and aberrations, both malevolent and foreign.
• I will destroy unnatural evil, such as undead and lycanthropes, as they are corrupt.
• I will destroy innate evil, such as medusas, yuan-ti, and hads, as they conflict with the good.
• I will destroy those who choose evil, as they only spread more evil.
• I will destroy the evil within.

  The tenant of destroy innate evil is the most contentious category on the list, and it is the idea of monsters—that there are creatures native to Eberron who are evil by nature. In the past, the church has placed medusas, harpies, trolls, and similar creatures into this category, asserting that through no fault of their own, these creatures are vessels for supernatural evil and pose a threat to the innocent.   Special If you follow the Church of the Silver Flame, you must follow this tenet.  

 

Divine Classes and Anathema

 

  A cleric and champion's relation to a church or organization is more important than their relation with a deity. This allows a cleric to be any alignment and replaces the Anathema feature with the following:   Abhorrent   Special This replaces the Anathema feature for clerics, as well as any mention of Anathema for champions in the Deity and Cause feature.   Acts fundamentally opposed by your church's alignment or ideals are abhorrent to them. Learning or casting spells, committing acts, and using items that are abhorrent to them can remove you from their good graces, if they find out. But, if a cleric loses faith in their deity or a champion breaks their code, they can be subject to the original Anathema rules for losing abilities as the source of power is disrupted.   Violating the ideals and goals of the church might risk punishment, but a corrupt faction within it will hide the abhorrent actions. In the case of being caught, churches like the Silver Flame and the Sovereign Host will have a cleric perform a ceremonial version of the Atone ritual as a way to determine if the individual is penitent or not. Instead of losing or gaining divine abilities, the result is interpreted by a superior and only effects the political standing of the atoning individual.   Clerics may choose to devote themselves to one of the pantheons instead of a single deity. In this case, the cleric may choose any two domains from the deities in the pantheon. The domains can be from different deities.  

 

 

Church	Alignment	Divine Font	Domains	Favored Weapon	Rarity
Church of the Silver Flame	Lawful Good	Heal	Duty, Protection, Zeal	Longbow
Arawai, the Sovereign of Life and Love	Neutral Good	Heal	Air, Nature, Water	Morning Star
Aureon, the Sovereign of Law and Lore	Lawful Good	Heal	Knowledge, Magic, Truth	Quarterstaff
Balinor, the Sovereign of Horn and Hunt	Neutral	Heal	Air, Nature, Earth	Battleaxe
Boldrei, the Sovereign of Hall and Hearth	Lawful Good	Heal	Cities, Family, Truth	Spear
Dol Arrah, the Sovereign of Honor and Sacrifice	Lawful Good	Heal	Confidence, Destruction, Sun	Halberd
Dol Dorn, the Sovereign of Strength and Steel	Chaotic Good	Harm / Heal	Ambition, Duty, Might	Longsword
Kol Korran, the Sovereign of World and Wealth	Neutral	Heal	Freedom, Travel, Wealth	Mace
Olladra, the Sovereign of Feast and Fortune	Netral Good	Heal	Healing, Indulgence, Luck	Sickle
Onatar, the Sovereign of Fire and Forge	Neutral Good	Harm / Heal	Creation, Fire, Toil	Warhammer
The Devourer, the Sovereign of Wave and Whelm	Neutral Evil	Harm	Air, Destruction, Water	Trident
The Fury, the Sovereign of Rage and Ruin	Neutral Evil	Harm	Delirium, Passion, Tyranny	Rapier
The Keeper, the Sovereign of Death and Decay	Neutral Evil	Harm	Death, Decay, Soul, Void	Scythe
The Mockery, the Sovereign of Betrayal and Bloodshed	Neutral Evil	Harm	Destruction, Trickery, Tyranny	Kama
The Shadow, the Sovereign of Magic and Mayhem	Chaotic Evil	Harm	Change, Darkness, Magic, Void	Quarterstaff
The Traveler, the Sovereign of Chaos and Change	Chaotic Neutral	Harm / Heal	Creation, Change, Travel, Trickery	Scimitar
The Blood of Vol	Lawful Evil	Harm / Heal	Death, Perfection, Undeath	Dagger
The Cults of the Dragon Below	Neutral Evil	Harm	Delirium, Earth, Wyrmkin	Heavy Pick	Uncommon
The Path of Light	Lawful Neutral	Heal	Dream, Perfection, Protection	Unarmed Strike	Uncommon
The Path of Inspiration	Lawful Neutral	Heal	Dream, Nightmares, Perfection, Sorrow	Flail	Rare
The Undying Court	Neutral Good	Heal	Knowledge, Perfection, Undying*, Vigil	Scimitar	Rare
The Lord of Blades	Lawful Evil	Harm	Ambition, Might, Pain, Zeal	Greatsword	Uncommon
The Becoming God	Neutral	Heal	Creation, Repose, Soul	Unarmed Strike	Rare

  * Undying domain is found below.  

Pantheon	Alignment	Divine Font	Deities	Favored Weapon	Rarity
Sovereign Host	Neutral Good	Heal	Arawai, Aureon, Balinor, Boldrei, Dol Arrah, Dol Dorn, Kol Korran, Olladra, Onatar	Longsword
Three Faces of War	Neutral	Harm	Dol Arrah, Dol Dorn, The Mockery	Halberd, Longsword, or Kama (but only one)
Restful Watch	Neutral	Harm / Heal	Aureon, The Keeper	Quarterstaff
The Dark Six	Neutral Evil	Harm	The Devourer, The Fury, The Keeper, The Mockery, The Shadow, The Traveler	Kama
Sacred Spark	Neutral	Harm	Onatar, The Fury	Warhammer or Rapier (but only one)	Uncommon

 

 

Undying Domain

 

  Domain Spell Touch of Undying; Advanced Domain Spell Energetic Sustenance;   Your magic carries close ties to the undying, the positive opposite of the undead.  

 

Touch of Undying

Focus 1

clericnecromancypositive   Domain undying   Cast somatic   Range touch; Targets 1 undead creature   Saving Throw Fortitude   You attack the target's negative force with undying energy, dealing 1d6 positive damage. The target must attempt a Fortitude save.   Critical Success The target is unaffected.   Success The target takes half damage.   Failure The target takes full damage, and negative effects heal it only half as much as normal for 1 round.   Critical Failure The target takes double damage, and negative effects heal it only half as much as normal for 1 minute.   Heightened (+1) The damage increases by 1d6.    

Energetic Sustenance

Focus 4

clericnecromancypositive   Domain undying   Cast somatic, verbal   Range touch; Targets 1 willing undying creature   Saving Throw Fortitude   You embed a seed of positive energy in an undying creature, restoring its unnatural vigor. The target gains fast healing 7.   Heightened (+1) The fast healing increases by 2.