Theist Cult Magic Keyword: Drogarsi
By Markus Battarbee
[ReCreation, Storm, Otherworld Connection (magic)]
Drogarsi is the third child of Silonia, The Dance, and Ralforisus, The Music. He
was born in the Storm Age, and his favorite songs recount the tales of mighty
battles. He creates songs and poems to create bravery and pride, to prepare men
to do battle and to praise their deeds afterwards. He is the mythteller of
Orlanth, known as the god of poetry, battle songs, military music and wardances.
| Entry Requirements: |
Musical / poetical skills |
| Mental Abilities: |
Clear Reciting, Powerful singing, Wardancing, Play bagpipes. |
| Physical Abilities: |
Poetry, Boasting, Storytelling, Mythology of the Storm Pantheon. |
| Virtues: |
Gather and create new myths. |
| Affinities: |
Music (Great Wardance, Wailing Stunpipes, Inspiring Battlechant, Enemies'
Doomsong)
Myth (Entrance Listeners, Reveal Truth of Myth, Create [exaggerated] Heromyth,
Speak With Many Voices)
Combat (Bellow of Morale, Read Events of Battle, Singing Spear, Dance through
Battlefield) |
| Secret: |
Strengthen Battlespirit (Works as a feat. Under dear circumstances can a
worshipper of Drogarsi fall into a trance,
recreating a great myth with song, poetry and dance. This ability can be
augmented by one mundane skill only. A selected fleeing military unit the hero
concentrates on, will be ashamed, entranced and inspired by the performance, and
will charge straight back into battle. The resistance is the largest single
[fearful / loyal to family / mythology of Crimson bat, etc. ] ability from the
target group, with no penalties for additional equivelant skills or the number
of warriors targeted. Usually military units of 100 men or more are beyond a
single hero's power, though.) |
| Sacrifices: |
N/A. |
| Worshippers: |
Barbarian men who have a soft spot for music, heroic myths and battle. |
| Manifestations: |
N/A. |
| Holy Days: |
Truth week, Windsday, High holy day in Darkness season. |
| Other Side: |
Drogarsi has a seat in Orlanth's stead, enriching the lives of
others with incredible tales. Worshippers of Drogarsi gather to hear and tell
tales around Orlanth's fireplace, and dance incredible wardances around the
Storm tribe's central bonfire. Worshippers can enter the ages of Storm and
Darkness bearing torches lit from the bonfire. |
| Other Connections: |
N/A. |
| Disadvantages: |
Worshippers can gain the enemity of those who oppose the heroes
in tales they tell. And some people just don't appreciate bagpipes. |
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