The Televangelist / Miracle Crusader

You were made for the pulpit. With a gleaming smile, immaculate hair, and a voice like velvet over thunder, you turn every street corner, tavern stage, and village square into a grand revival tent. You don’t just preach; you produce a show. You offer divine salvation, instant health, and financial blessings to the down-trodden—for a modest, faith-affirming donation, of course. To you, religion is the ultimate performance art: the crowd gets a show and a little hope, and you get the tithes

Feat: +1 Charisma (max 20), advantage on Deception and Performance checks when trying to pass yourself off as someone else, and the ability to mimic speech or accents after listening for 1 minute.

Skill Proficiencies: Deception, Performance

Tool Proficiencies: Disguise Kit, Forgery Kit (used to print slick "holy tracts," certificates of salvation, and official-looking tithe receipts)

Languages: One of your choice (preferably one spoken by wealthy locals or common regional folk)

Equipment: A tailored set of fine traveling clothes with golden trim, a leather-bound "holy book" (with a hollowed-out section or a hidden ledger inside), 10 printed pamphlets advertising your deity's upcoming "Miracle Crusade," a shiny brass holy symbol on a silk chain, a disguise kit, and a velvet pouch containing 15 gp.

Suggested Characteristics

d6	Personality Trait
1	I address everyone as "Brother" or "Sister," flashing a megawatt smile and treating every conversation like a high-stakes broadcast
2	I can turn any setback into a "test of faith" and any stroke of luck into a "miraculous divine blessing" without missing a beat.
3	I constantly adjust my posture and attire to ensure I look majestic, regardless of the terrain or situation.
4	I speak in rhythmic, escalating cadences, using dramatic pauses and loud declarations to command any room I walk into.
5	I love dropping flashy, fake-sounding "scriptural quotes" to justify whatever I happen to be doing at the moment.
6	I compliment people extravagantly, making them feel like the most important person in the room so they open their hearts—and wallets.

d6	Ideal
1	Prosperity: The divine wants us all to prosper—especially me. Faith is an investment, and I am the ultimate broker. (Chaotic)
2	Hope: People need something grand to believe in. If my spectacle gives them strength, the scam is a public service. (Neutral)
3	Grandeur: I was born for the spotlight, and I will build a legacy so grand that history itself cannot ignore me. (Any)
4	Independence: Gold buys freedom. The more tithes I collect, the less I have to bow to kings, guilds, or real gods. (Chaotic)
5	Charisma: The world belongs to those who can sway the crowd; strength of speech beats strength of steel every time. (Neutral)
6	Community: A flock that prays together stays together—and keeps my adventuring chest full. (Neutral)

d6	Bond
1	The Gilded Pulpit: My ultimate goal is to raise enough capital to build the grandest, most opulent mega-temple the realm has ever seen.
2	The Holy Ledger: I keep a secret book of every high-value donor and mark I've ever pitched to; one day I will collect on all their promises.
3	The Prodigal Mentor: I owe my entire act to the retired old con artist who taught me how to work a revival tent.
4	The First Convert: A simple villager gave me their last silver piece years ago; I secretly send portioned gifts back to their family whenever I make a big score.
5	The Stage: My traveling sermon stage and golden holy symbol are my pride and joy—I’d risk my life before letting them be ruined.
6	The Party's Salvation: I view my adventuring party as my core congregation; I will make sure they are blessed, protected, and famous.

d6	Flaw
1	I struggle to drop the performer act, even in intimate or life-threatening situations.
2	I find it nearly impossible to turn down an audience, a stage, or a fast profit, even when stealth is required.
3	I flaunt wealth foolishly to keep up appearances, often spending gold as fast as I hustle it.
4	The moment an inquisitor or tax official starts asking sharp questions, my first instinct is to abandon ship and run.
5	I am deeply secretly envious of real Clerics who get divine magic effortlessly while I have to work hard for every arcane trick.
6	I believe my own hype a little too much and often assume people will forgive anything as long as I smile and speak warmly.