Fortuna
Goddess of Luck Chaotic Neutral
Portfolio: Luck, Time, Money, Agriculture
Major Spheres: Chaos, Charm, Divination, Numbers, Plant, Protection, Time, Wards.
Minor Spheres: Animal, Creation, Combat, Healing, Necromancy, Travelers
Requirements for Specialty Priests: CHR:15, WIS:13, Neutral Alignment
Specialty Priest Weapons: Any small or thrown
Armor Allowed: Leather, Elven chain, no shields
Races: Any
Proficiencies: (Bonus) Agriculture, Gaming
Granted Powers:
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Turn Undead 2 levels lower
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Player may re-roll one die roll per in-game day.
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Character and all allies within 30ft of character have a +50% to luck
rolls, enemies within 20 yards have a -50%
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100 luck score (if character ceases to be a priest of fortune, they must
roll a new Luck score)
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+2 to hit and damage with all weapons of proficiency
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+2 to all saving throws
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Once a year, the character may enchant a coin bearing their goddess’
image as a luckstone. It is assumed the character begins his career with one.
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Luck Restoration (as per the spell) 1/day
Signature Spells: Alter Luck and Luckbolt (Although 6th
level spells, they are treated in all ways as 4th level), All
“Protection from” spells with the word “radius” in the title have a 2X radius
when cast by a specialty priest of Fortuna.
Specialty Priests of Fortuna call themselves The Priests of Fortune. The majority of Fortuna’s
followers above 0th level are either simple clerics or mercenary
men-at-arms. Her holy symbol is a coin bearing an image of the goddess on one
side and a wheel of fortune on the other. Followers of Fortuna often tithe as
much as 25% of their income to temples of Fortuna. No one is sure where the
money goes, but often a cleric of Fortuna who just happens to have a specific
spell memorized will stumble upon a devout believer in Fortuna just as he or
she needs that spell.
Relationships with Other
Priesthoods: Everyone tries to get on the goodside of
priests of fortune.
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