Tenents of the Shadowpriest Faith

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At least in SWD, you have to avoid violating the tenents of the faith to avoid penalties or lack of access to AB:Miracles powers. ShadowPriest seems no different (e.g., it's based on Spirit, it allows for "marking").

What are the "tenents" of the faith? I'd put healing/helping somewhere since it comes up in a couple of places. Something about personal gain, since I haven't seen anything about ShadowPriests using their powers to become rich.

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At least in SWD, you have to avoid violating the tenents of the faith to avoid penalties or lack of access to AB:Miracles powers. ShadowPriest seems no different (e.g., it's based on Spirit, it allows for "marking").

What are the "tenents" of the faith? I'd put healing/helping somewhere since it comes up in a couple of places. Something about personal gain, since I haven't seen anything about ShadowPriests using their powers to become rich.

The tenets of the faith are left largely loose and vary based upon the campaign. Ultimately, ShadowPriests could be viewed TRUE NEUTRAL in an old school D&D sense, as servants of Umbriel wish to preserve the balance. Examine the types of jobs the Church of Twilight offers as examples. The Church's Laws were not explicated to allow the GM and players to define as best fits their game.

Regards,

Sean