Thema: [FR] Fremdes Pantheon?

[vikingr]

Hallo,
Folgende Frage plagt mich :
Ich dachte die ganze Zeit, daß ein Volk nur Götter aus SEINEM Pantheon als Schutzgottheit wählen darf. Allerdings scheint das nicht zu stimmen: Drizzt Do'Urden hat eine menschliche Göttin... woran liegt das? Darf man also Götter einen fremden Volkes wählen?
Gruß aus Dessau

[Zechi]

Hallo,
Folgende Frage plagt mich :
Ich dachte die ganze Zeit, daß ein Volk nur Götter aus SEINEM Pantheon als Schutzgottheit wählen darf. Allerdings scheint das nicht zu stimmen: Drizzt Do'Urden hat eine menschliche Göttin... woran liegt das? Darf man also Götter einen fremden Volkes wählen?
Gruß aus Dessau

Ja, darf man.

What are the rules regarding divine spellcasters in the
new FORGOTTEN REALMS setting? Can a human become a
cleric of a nonhuman deity? Can a human become a
paladin, druid, or ranger of a nonhuman deity?
If you’re a divine spellcaster of any kind in the
FORGOTTEN REALMS setting, you must choose a patron deity.
When choosing a patron deity, you follow the “one-step” rule
described in the Alignment subsection of the Cleric section of
Chapter 3: Classes in the Player’s Handbook. Your alignment
can be up to one “step” away from your patron’s. For example,
a chaotic neutral ranger can choose Malar (a chaotic evil deity)
as his patron, but could not choose Mielikki (a neutral good
deity). Note that the one-step rule applies to anyone choosing a
patron, not just divine spellcasters. (See page 39 of the
FORGOTTEN REALMS Campaign Setting book.)
The FORGOTTEN REALMS setting has no rule restricting the
race of noncleric divine spellcasters (consider the notable
example of Drizzt as a ranger of Mielikki), and neither does the
D&D game. The D&D game, however, requires that clerics of
racial deities be the correct race (see page 31 in the Player’s
Handbook), and the FORGOTTEN REALMS setting has no rule
contravening that. So, you could have a human paladin of a
dwarf deity or a human druid of an elf deity, but you could not
have a human cleric of a dwarf or elf deity. (Such characters
should be fairly rare, however, and it’s entirely appropriate for
DMs to demand some sort of explanation for the character’s
rather odd choice of a deity.)
A human cleric in the FORGOTTEN REALMS setting should
choose a deity from either the Faerûnian or Mulhorandi
pantheon depending upon where the character lives or grew up.
Note that your choice of deity affects whether you’re favored in
your region, which in turn will affect your starting equipment
and what feats are initially available to you. (See Character
Region on pages 8 and 28 of the FORGOTTEN REALMS Campaign
Setting book.)

Gruß Zechi

[Gribsy]

Wenn du dafür eine plausible Erklärung hast, warum nicht? Sollte halt dann auch ein wenig Hintergrund haben.

[vikingr]

Danke für die Antworten... ! :-)