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'''''Any Arcane''''' | '''''Any Arcane''''' | ||
* '''Academy Master:''' ''Any Arcane''. Liminal produces many Academy Masters, by virtue of its promulgation of schools of arcane lore. | * '''Academy Master:''' ''Any Arcane''. Liminal produces many Academy Masters, by virtue of its promulgation of schools of arcane lore. | ||
| − | * '''The Argent (Silverstar):''' ''Any Arcane or Divine who worships | + | * '''The Argent (Silverstar):''' ''Any Arcane or Divine who worships the Empyrean gods''. Priests and magi who wield powers of silver luminance and illusion against lycanthropes and other agents of deceit and murder, the Argent are most often found among the priesthoods of Xanayr. There are a great many Argent magi among the [[House of a Thousand Veils]]. |
* '''Battleweaver:''' ''Any Arcane with at least two illusion powers''. There are many illusionists among the [[House of a Thousand Veils]]. The tradition is also taught to mages of [[Arderin]]. | * '''Battleweaver:''' ''Any Arcane with at least two illusion powers''. There are many illusionists among the [[House of a Thousand Veils]]. The tradition is also taught to mages of [[Arderin]]. | ||
* '''Demonologist:''' ''Any Arcane''. The disciplines of demonology are vital to Liminal's survival. The Order of the Rose holds the best-known hero-demonologists, although there are rumors of much darker masters of this study in the Hellsward and Warrens. | * '''Demonologist:''' ''Any Arcane''. The disciplines of demonology are vital to Liminal's survival. The Order of the Rose holds the best-known hero-demonologists, although there are rumors of much darker masters of this study in the Hellsward and Warrens. | ||
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* '''Ravenkin:''' ''Any Arcane, training in Religion''. The Ravenkin are the especial servitors of Gauntpeak's Raven Queen, and share her fascination with the gods of the mortal realms. The vast majority of these magi hail from the Raven Queen's court directly, or from the [[Fallen House]] academy. | * '''Ravenkin:''' ''Any Arcane, training in Religion''. The Ravenkin are the especial servitors of Gauntpeak's Raven Queen, and share her fascination with the gods of the mortal realms. The vast majority of these magi hail from the Raven Queen's court directly, or from the [[Fallen House]] academy. | ||
* '''Shadowthief:''' ''Any Arcane''. Dabbling in the powers of shadow magic or running afoul of certain curses can result in the creation of a shadow thief. There are noteworthy shadowthieves among the mages of the [[Fallen House]], as well as one or two in the [[House of a Thousand Veils]]. | * '''Shadowthief:''' ''Any Arcane''. Dabbling in the powers of shadow magic or running afoul of certain curses can result in the creation of a shadow thief. There are noteworthy shadowthieves among the mages of the [[Fallen House]], as well as one or two in the [[House of a Thousand Veils]]. | ||
| − | * ''' | + | '''''Artificer''''' |
| + | * '''Self-Forged:''' ''Artificer of any race except warforged''. Driven by the need to create in all ways, the Self-Forged are artificers who have turned that need inward. Investing parts of themselves with golem-like magic items, the Self-Forged are often feared as monsters or madmen. | ||
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===Martial Paragon Paths=== | ===Martial Paragon Paths=== | ||
| − | + | '''''Any Martial''''' | |
| + | * '''Corsair (Sword Coast Corsair):''' ''Any Martial''. Masters of the open seas, corsairs come from all walks of life and legal standing, from the noblest of naval officers to the foulest of pirates. They are most at home on the rocking deck of a ship at sea, but carry their bravado and quick-footed skills everywhere they go. | ||
| + | * '''Soldier of Conquest:''' ''Any Martial or Any Divine who worships the Talion gods.''. Favored by the Red Lady, there are masters of battlefield violence to be found in all the Talion priesthoods, and even among those who are not priests themselves. | ||
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===Divine Paragon Paths=== | ===Divine Paragon Paths=== | ||
| − | + | '''''Any Divine''''' | |
| − | * '''The Argent (Silverstar):''' ''Any Arcane or Divine who worships | + | * '''The Argent (Silverstar):''' ''Any Arcane or Divine who worships the Empyrean gods''. Priests and magi who wield powers of silver luminance and illusion against lycanthropes and other agents of deceit and murder, the Argent are most often found among the priesthoods of Xanayr. |
| + | * '''Chromatic Bane:''' ''Any Divine''. Holy dragon-hunters who hunt down and extinguish the lingering Primoridal powers that gather in wicked dragons, the Chromatic Banes all belong to the ''Order of the Platinum Dragon'', an order of holy knights sponsored by all the churches, Empyrean and Talion. | ||
| + | * '''Doomguide:''' ''Any Divine who worships the Empyrean gods or the Grim''. Doomguides make their primary task the laying to rest of the undead, returning them to their proper place in the Cycle of Souls. There are Doomguides in all the Empyrean priesthoods, but the best-known of them are the priests of the Grim. | ||
| + | * '''Exorcist of the Silver Flame:''' ''Any Divine who worships the Empyrean gods''. The Mission of the Silver Flame is an order of Empyrean priests who are dedicated to battling the undead, demons, lycanthropes and all such scourges. Their exorcists are the foremost among them, wielding the powers of the holy Silver Flame directly. | ||
| + | * '''Fortune Blessed:''' ''Any Divine who worships the Empyrean gods''. Touched by the luck of the gods themselves, the Fortune Blessed are agents of serendipity and fortune found among the Empyrean churches. | ||
| + | * '''Heartwarder:''' ''Any Divine who worships the Empyrean gods''. Champions of love, beauty, art and passion, Heartwarders hold a special place in the church of Elibitara, though they may be drawn from any of the Empyrean priesthoods. | ||
| + | * '''Morninglord:''' ''Any Divine who worships the Empyrean gods''. Champions of civilization and renewal, Morninglords are beacons of hope to those around them. Though they are all blessed of Khoro in their own way, Morninglords may come from any priesthood. | ||
| + | * '''Oak Shield:''' ''Any Divine who worships the Empyrean gods''. Defenders of the wild and natural places of the world, Oak Shields are blessed by Ulandira, but found among all the Empyrean priesthoods. | ||
| + | * '''Soldier of Conquest:''' ''Any Martial or Any Divine who worships the Talion gods.''. Favored by the Red Lady, there are masters of battlefield violence to be found in all the Talion priesthoods, and even among those who are not priests themselves. | ||
| + | * '''Soul Reaper:''' ''Any Divine''. Blessed by Aldinmure and the Grim alike, Soul Reapers serve to speed those whose time has come to their final demise. There are Soul Reapers in the priesthoods of both Empyrean and Talion churches. | ||
| + | * '''X:''' ''x''. X | ||
===Primal Paragon Paths=== | ===Primal Paragon Paths=== | ||
| − | + | '''''Any Primal''''' | |
| + | * '''Nocturnal:''' ''Any Primal''. Night hunters and shadowy predators, the Nocturnals find the creatures of night and ferocious freedom most worthy of their reverence, and embody those traits themselves. | ||
| + | * '''Gatekeeper Mystagoguge:''' ''Any Primal''. Charged with defending the borders between the worlds and hunting down the unnatural, Gatekeeper Mystagogues are the sworn enemies of aberrants and other horrors of the Far Realms. | ||
===Psionic Paragon Paths=== | ===Psionic Paragon Paths=== | ||
| − | + | '''''Any Psionic''''' | |
| + | * '''Incandescent Champion:''' ''Any Psionic''. These psionicists have tapped not just into the powers of their minds, but their very souls, igniting them with psionic power like burning, white-hot stars within their bodies. Incandescent champions are enemies of those who would traffic in or corrupt souls. | ||
==Racial Paragon Paths== | ==Racial Paragon Paths== | ||
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==Other Paragon Paths== | ==Other Paragon Paths== | ||
| − | + | * '''Elemental Anchorites:''' ''Any character with an elemental attack power''. Weilders of potent elemental energies, Elemental Anchorites sequester themselves and study - via meditation, practice, prayer or other techniques - the secrets of tapping into greater elemental power within themselves. There are Elemental Anchorites in nearly all disciplines and organizations. | |
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Revision as of 11:33, 18 November 2013
Contents
Class Paragon Paths
Arcane Paragon Paths
Any Arcane
- Academy Master: Any Arcane. Liminal produces many Academy Masters, by virtue of its promulgation of schools of arcane lore.
- The Argent (Silverstar): Any Arcane or Divine who worships the Empyrean gods. Priests and magi who wield powers of silver luminance and illusion against lycanthropes and other agents of deceit and murder, the Argent are most often found among the priesthoods of Xanayr. There are a great many Argent magi among the House of a Thousand Veils.
- Battleweaver: Any Arcane with at least two illusion powers. There are many illusionists among the House of a Thousand Veils. The tradition is also taught to mages of Arderin.
- Demonologist: Any Arcane. The disciplines of demonology are vital to Liminal's survival. The Order of the Rose holds the best-known hero-demonologists, although there are rumors of much darker masters of this study in the Hellsward and Warrens.
- Master of Flame: Any Arcane. The undisputed masters of this discipline hail from the Three Towers of the Coalman's District, although many other magi dwell on fire magics as well.
- Ravenkin: Any Arcane, training in Religion. The Ravenkin are the especial servitors of Gauntpeak's Raven Queen, and share her fascination with the gods of the mortal realms. The vast majority of these magi hail from the Raven Queen's court directly, or from the Fallen House academy.
- Shadowthief: Any Arcane. Dabbling in the powers of shadow magic or running afoul of certain curses can result in the creation of a shadow thief. There are noteworthy shadowthieves among the mages of the Fallen House, as well as one or two in the House of a Thousand Veils.
Artificer
- Self-Forged: Artificer of any race except warforged. Driven by the need to create in all ways, the Self-Forged are artificers who have turned that need inward. Investing parts of themselves with golem-like magic items, the Self-Forged are often feared as monsters or madmen.
Martial Paragon Paths
Any Martial
- Corsair (Sword Coast Corsair): Any Martial. Masters of the open seas, corsairs come from all walks of life and legal standing, from the noblest of naval officers to the foulest of pirates. They are most at home on the rocking deck of a ship at sea, but carry their bravado and quick-footed skills everywhere they go.
- Soldier of Conquest: Any Martial or Any Divine who worships the Talion gods.. Favored by the Red Lady, there are masters of battlefield violence to be found in all the Talion priesthoods, and even among those who are not priests themselves.
Divine Paragon Paths
Any Divine
- The Argent (Silverstar): Any Arcane or Divine who worships the Empyrean gods. Priests and magi who wield powers of silver luminance and illusion against lycanthropes and other agents of deceit and murder, the Argent are most often found among the priesthoods of Xanayr.
- Chromatic Bane: Any Divine. Holy dragon-hunters who hunt down and extinguish the lingering Primoridal powers that gather in wicked dragons, the Chromatic Banes all belong to the Order of the Platinum Dragon, an order of holy knights sponsored by all the churches, Empyrean and Talion.
- Doomguide: Any Divine who worships the Empyrean gods or the Grim. Doomguides make their primary task the laying to rest of the undead, returning them to their proper place in the Cycle of Souls. There are Doomguides in all the Empyrean priesthoods, but the best-known of them are the priests of the Grim.
- Exorcist of the Silver Flame: Any Divine who worships the Empyrean gods. The Mission of the Silver Flame is an order of Empyrean priests who are dedicated to battling the undead, demons, lycanthropes and all such scourges. Their exorcists are the foremost among them, wielding the powers of the holy Silver Flame directly.
- Fortune Blessed: Any Divine who worships the Empyrean gods. Touched by the luck of the gods themselves, the Fortune Blessed are agents of serendipity and fortune found among the Empyrean churches.
- Heartwarder: Any Divine who worships the Empyrean gods. Champions of love, beauty, art and passion, Heartwarders hold a special place in the church of Elibitara, though they may be drawn from any of the Empyrean priesthoods.
- Morninglord: Any Divine who worships the Empyrean gods. Champions of civilization and renewal, Morninglords are beacons of hope to those around them. Though they are all blessed of Khoro in their own way, Morninglords may come from any priesthood.
- Oak Shield: Any Divine who worships the Empyrean gods. Defenders of the wild and natural places of the world, Oak Shields are blessed by Ulandira, but found among all the Empyrean priesthoods.
- Soldier of Conquest: Any Martial or Any Divine who worships the Talion gods.. Favored by the Red Lady, there are masters of battlefield violence to be found in all the Talion priesthoods, and even among those who are not priests themselves.
- Soul Reaper: Any Divine. Blessed by Aldinmure and the Grim alike, Soul Reapers serve to speed those whose time has come to their final demise. There are Soul Reapers in the priesthoods of both Empyrean and Talion churches.
- X: x. X
Primal Paragon Paths
Any Primal
- Nocturnal: Any Primal. Night hunters and shadowy predators, the Nocturnals find the creatures of night and ferocious freedom most worthy of their reverence, and embody those traits themselves.
- Gatekeeper Mystagoguge: Any Primal. Charged with defending the borders between the worlds and hunting down the unnatural, Gatekeeper Mystagogues are the sworn enemies of aberrants and other horrors of the Far Realms.
Psionic Paragon Paths
Any Psionic
- Incandescent Champion: Any Psionic. These psionicists have tapped not just into the powers of their minds, but their very souls, igniting them with psionic power like burning, white-hot stars within their bodies. Incandescent champions are enemies of those who would traffic in or corrupt souls.
Racial Paragon Paths
x
Other Paragon Paths
- Elemental Anchorites: Any character with an elemental attack power. Weilders of potent elemental energies, Elemental Anchorites sequester themselves and study - via meditation, practice, prayer or other techniques - the secrets of tapping into greater elemental power within themselves. There are Elemental Anchorites in nearly all disciplines and organizations.
