How jealous is Lolth?
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I’m making a drow, and part of his backstory is that he learns to worship another goddess; the platinum dragon Bahamut. You have to be L/G to worship him, but Lolth is still a part of drow life, so could he worship both without being attacked by her or her followers? (It doesn’t really matter but this is 4e)
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I’m making a drow, and part of his backstory is that he learns to worship another goddess; the platinum dragon Bahamut. You have to be L/G to worship him, but Lolth is still a part of drow life, so could he worship both without being attacked by her or her followers? (It doesn’t really matter but this is 4e)
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I’m making a drow, and part of his backstory is that he learns to worship another goddess; the platinum dragon Bahamut. You have to be L/G to worship him, but Lolth is still a part of drow life, so could he worship both without being attacked by her or her followers? (It doesn’t really matter but this is 4e)
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I’m making a drow, and part of his backstory is that he learns to worship another goddess; the platinum dragon Bahamut. You have to be L/G to worship him, but Lolth is still a part of drow life, so could he worship both without being attacked by her or her followers? (It doesn’t really matter but this is 4e)
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http://forgottenrealms.wikia.com/wiki/Lolth writes:
She drove the drow into heavy infighting under the pretense of culling the weak, while her real goals were to hold absolute control over the dark elves, prevent the rise of alternative faiths or ideas, and avoid complacency (even though she found amusement in the strife that plagued her followers' communities).
so: (1) no, generally speaking Lolth would not be tolerant of your character's worship of a different god; but (2) your character is still likely to be attacked by Lolth's followers, just out of general spite, even if your character worships Lolth exclusively.
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http://forgottenrealms.wikia.com/wiki/Lolth writes:
She drove the drow into heavy infighting under the pretense of culling the weak, while her real goals were to hold absolute control over the dark elves, prevent the rise of alternative faiths or ideas, and avoid complacency (even though she found amusement in the strife that plagued her followers' communities).
so: (1) no, generally speaking Lolth would not be tolerant of your character's worship of a different god; but (2) your character is still likely to be attacked by Lolth's followers, just out of general spite, even if your character worships Lolth exclusively.
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http://forgottenrealms.wikia.com/wiki/Lolth writes:
She drove the drow into heavy infighting under the pretense of culling the weak, while her real goals were to hold absolute control over the dark elves, prevent the rise of alternative faiths or ideas, and avoid complacency (even though she found amusement in the strife that plagued her followers' communities).
so: (1) no, generally speaking Lolth would not be tolerant of your character's worship of a different god; but (2) your character is still likely to be attacked by Lolth's followers, just out of general spite, even if your character worships Lolth exclusively.
answered 2 hours ago
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http://forgottenrealms.wikia.com/wiki/Lolth writes:
She drove the drow into heavy infighting under the pretense of culling the weak, while her real goals were to hold absolute control over the dark elves, prevent the rise of alternative faiths or ideas, and avoid complacency (even though she found amusement in the strife that plagued her followers' communities).
so: (1) no, generally speaking Lolth would not be tolerant of your character's worship of a different god; but (2) your character is still likely to be attacked by Lolth's followers, just out of general spite, even if your character worships Lolth exclusively.
answered 2 hours ago
Dan B
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http://forgottenrealms.wikia.com/wiki/Lolth writes:
She drove the drow into heavy infighting under the pretense of culling the weak, while her real goals were to hold absolute control over the dark elves, prevent the rise of alternative faiths or ideas, and avoid complacency (even though she found amusement in the strife that plagued her followers' communities).
so: (1) no, generally speaking Lolth would not be tolerant of your character's worship of a different god; but (2) your character is still likely to be attacked by Lolth's followers, just out of general spite, even if your character worships Lolth exclusively.
answered 2 hours ago
Dan B
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answered 2 hours ago
Dan B
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answered 2 hours ago
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answered 2 hours ago
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