As of right now the general story is that this line of kobolds made an oath to a God, and in return the oldest of thag family will receive that power. When the kobolds family dies, the power is just dropped into his lap, and thus his sorcerer origin is awakened. Do you have any ideas on other ways thr kobold could get the celestial orgin without it sounding like a warlock with a celistial patron?
Somewhere in their bloodline they are connected to bahamut, all have platnum tinged scales but every generation a pure platnum scaled sorcerer is born to protect the clan with divine power?
Does the family have to adhere to the oath? Because if the family has to continue to follow the oath that their ancestor made that screams Warlock, not Sorcerer to me. But if the family doesn't have to follow the oath but still gains the benefit then it's definitely a Sorcerer.
Even if they continue to follow the oath, you can still continue without stepping on warlock territory. Most paladins continue to follow a god's oath, doesn't step on warlock territory.
If it were me and my character, I'd say that the kobold's family had been blessed by this god in the ancient past. At this point, the PC doesn't even know the full story, so much detail has been lost to memory and embellishment. The nature of the blessing itself might not even be something that is fully understood anymore, and may even have faded long ago.
Nevertheless, the family has continued to worship this deity for all the generations since, the PC kobold included. This particular kobold had something else, something extra about them that is exceptional and even more exceptionally rare. The kobold has an innate talent for spellcraft. God-granted, they say, a divine will making itself known.
But is the sorcerous gift granted by the god's own hand? Is it the blessing, spontaneously manifesting in some new, extraordinary manner? Or is it simply that devotion and faith has influenced the kobold's own, otherwise natural, innate talents?
Nobody really knows.
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As of right now the general story is that this line of kobolds made an oath to a God, and in return the oldest of thag family will receive that power. When the kobolds family dies, the power is just dropped into his lap, and thus his sorcerer origin is awakened. Do you have any ideas on other ways thr kobold could get the celestial orgin without it sounding like a warlock with a celistial patron?
Somewhere in their bloodline they are connected to bahamut, all have platnum tinged scales but every generation a pure platnum scaled sorcerer is born to protect the clan with divine power?
Does the family have to adhere to the oath? Because if the family has to continue to follow the oath that their ancestor made that screams Warlock, not Sorcerer to me. But if the family doesn't have to follow the oath but still gains the benefit then it's definitely a Sorcerer.
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Even if they continue to follow the oath, you can still continue without stepping on warlock territory. Most paladins continue to follow a god's oath, doesn't step on warlock territory.
If it were me and my character, I'd say that the kobold's family had been blessed by this god in the ancient past. At this point, the PC doesn't even know the full story, so much detail has been lost to memory and embellishment. The nature of the blessing itself might not even be something that is fully understood anymore, and may even have faded long ago.
Nevertheless, the family has continued to worship this deity for all the generations since, the PC kobold included. This particular kobold had something else, something extra about them that is exceptional and even more exceptionally rare. The kobold has an innate talent for spellcraft. God-granted, they say, a divine will making itself known.
But is the sorcerous gift granted by the god's own hand? Is it the blessing, spontaneously manifesting in some new, extraordinary manner? Or is it simply that devotion and faith has influenced the kobold's own, otherwise natural, innate talents?
Nobody really knows.