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===Helpfile===
===Helpfile===
Acolyte Background
'''Acolyte Background'''
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The ministry calls to acolytes from their earliest
The ministry always held a calling for you that was too strong to ignore. From your earliest years, you spent your time assisting with the ceremonies and rituals, and in return, were groomed to assume the priestly roles yourself. As a result of your long hours spent in meditation and studies, you grew wise and nurtured your spiritual being. Such a sedentary lifestyle took its toll on your physical health, and your studies and duties left little time for the pursuit of arms. You learned only rudimentary self defense, preferring to trust in the sanctity of your surroundings than in mere wood and iron.
years. Raised assisting with ceremonies and rituals,
they are groomed toward the priestly roles they will
one day assume.
Long hours of meditation and study bring wisdom and a
nurtured spiritual being, though such a sedentary life
takes its toll on physical health. Little time remains
for arms; acolytes learn only rudimentary self-defense,
trusting more in the sanctity of their surroundings
than in wood and iron.


===Commentary===
===Commentary===

Latest revision as of 04:18, 6 September 2026

Helpfile

Acolyte Background
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The ministry calls to acolytes from their earliest
years. Raised assisting with ceremonies and rituals,
they are groomed toward the priestly roles they will
one day assume.

Long hours of meditation and study bring wisdom and a
nurtured spiritual being, though such a sedentary life
takes its toll on physical health. Little time remains
for arms; acolytes learn only rudimentary self-defense,
trusting more in the sanctity of their surroundings
than in wood and iron.

Commentary


Heritage level gains (total)
7hp/18sp/5ep


See also:
Newbie guide, heritage, noble, nomad, scholar, urchin, acolyte, peasant, hunter, courtier, apprentice, and hermit.