The moment you start going through the gates of death (i.e.: your character is dead) you are brought back to life by the means filling the prerequisite. By the perfect timing of your resurrection you took a part of the afterlife that you were about to go to with you, making you a sort of minor semi-deity.
(Warning: You must not have facilitated this death in order to activate the effect, in that case you would simply die)
- You obtain a value of max Dp (maximum of Divinity Points), starting at 0
- Define with the GM a method of increasing your max Dp in accord with the domain which was intended for you (the number of villages worshiping you, collecting the souls of great sinners…) this method should be reasonably complex, each success increasing your max by 2 (or more for a particularly notable act).
- You recover 1 Dp per 30 minutes up to the maximum (increasing the max Dp also increases the current Dp). You can cast any Cleric spell (allowed by your GM) once per round with for only cost twice the spell’s level in Dp
- There are 2 ways to reduce your max Dp: by reducing it by 5 to resurrect yourself or by seriously violating the principles of the domain from which you narrowly escaped
Example: allowing a serious sin to be committed, preventing a great good, committing a serious sin.
(-1 to -3 depending on the seriousness of the act). If your max Dp becomes negative you lose your divinity and must take another Feat or redo the process if the GM allows it
•If you reach a max Dp of a 100 (and your GM has authorized this specific rule) you become a minor god with all that this implies for the universe in which you play.
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