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Keepers of Nature
God: Danu -- Principle: Life of the World -- Symbol: Sun and Moon
Note on Symbol:
Moon may be depicted in any phase except full, as the Full Moon and
the Sun are never in the sky together.
Quarter and Crescent are most common.
Never depict the sun and moon overlapping or eclipsed.
Armor/Weapons:
Leather with (wooden)Shield/Hand Axe, Dagger, Spear, Club, Shortbow,
Sling.
Weapons of stone or bone, rather than metal, are preferred.
Wooden shields will burn if ignited and are rarely magical.
Otherwise, count them as a regular shield.
Special Powers and Restrictions:
Clerics of Danu can find food by foraging
for edible plants in any terrain that supports growing plants.
In wilderness,
Danu clerics automatically detect the presence or approach of creatures,
and will automatically spot all traps
(unless magical, or magically concealed)
on sight whether or not they make any effort to find them.
A Danu cleric
will see a trap ahead in time to avoid it regardless of speed of travel,
but
may not be able to alert companions if proceeding faster than a walk.
All healing magic of Danu (cures, raises, etc.),
and all Bless-type spells of
Danu, affect all living animals and plants as well as humanoids.
Danu clerics have a 10% chance per level to know all pertinent facts
(life cycle, diet, habitat, etc.)
about any given natural plant or animal.
Some spells
require that the Cleric have a supply of natural ingredients, generically
called "herbs", on hand: such spells are marked with *
in the prayer list.
Herbs can be gathered in any terrain where plants grow:
see the description
of Find Herbs for details.
Note that a number of otherwise standard
clerical spells require herbs for a Danu cleric to cast them.
Danu clerics regain prayer points at sunrise.
All Danu spells affect
followers of Carrunos as though they were followers of Danu.
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