Female Human Cleric Of Calistria Pathfinder Pfrpg Dnd D D Sourcecore rulebook pg. 437 4.0 as symbolized by the three daggers of her religious symbol, calistria has three aspects: lust, revenge, and trickery. silver tongued and charming, she is a master of weaving insults into compliments and laying intricate groundwork for retribution at its finest. she is a goddess of vengeance, but it would be a. Calistria's poisoned lash source weapon master's handbook pg. 10 calistria inspires creative ways to poison foes. optional replacement: a chaotic neutral rogue or slayer who worships calistria can replace one talent with the following initial benefit. initial benefit: you can apply poison (your choice) to a whip as a move action. you do not.
Female Human Cleric Sarenrae Starfinder Pathfinder 2e Pfrpg P Gods & magic (second edition), pg (s). 16–17 (2e) calistria (pronounced kah liss tree ah) 1 is the goddess of lust and revenge who takes on many faces and guises. she is held in especially high regard by elves, who often identify with her moods and changeable nature. a fondness for wasps has earned this vengeful deity the title the savored. The doctrines presented in this book are cloistered cleric and warpriest. each doctrine grants you initial benefits at 1st level. at 3rd, 7th, 11th, 15th, and 19th levels, you gain the benefits granted by your doctrine’s second, third, fourth, fifth, and final doctrines respectively. doctrines can be found here. Minor boon: calistria smiles on the riskiest deceptions. once, when you roll a failure on a check to lie, you get a critical success instead. calistria typically grants this boon for an extremely consequential lie. moderate boon: a foot long wasp finds and befriends you. it serves you as a familiar as long as you maintain calistria’s grace. Most kholo give homage to calistria and shelyn as the elder and younger sisters, twin goddesses of power and beauty. nethys , the brother, is the patron of bonekeepers, and lamashtu , while a popular deity in other gnoll societies, is propitiated as the old mother, a goddess called upon only as a very last resort, and otherwise begged to stay away.
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