Apostate

Even the most devoted and unwavering followers of a cult can sometimes leave their beliefs behind. Whether out of distrust of the divine or inability to tolerate certain horrors happening despite its intervention, some characters become Apostates. Once you have abandoned your faith or left the circle you belonged to, relations with the past are hopelessly closed off. In times of need, for example when seeking refuge in places of worship, Apostates must disguise themselves as if they were still part of the clergy they have abandoned.

Features

Feature: Wolf Amidst Lambs

Thanks to the years spent in their former cult, you are able to pass yourself off as a devout follower in communities where you are a stranger; this way you can find asylum, respect, and assistance for a week; if you dedicate at least two hours a day to caring for the faithful, you will earn a paycheck of 2d6 silver coins per day; after a week, rumours about your account begin to circulate within this new community, so that it would be time to look for other places to go before your apostate identity is revealed.

Suggested Characteristics

It is not unusual for apostates to totally abjur their previous religion. Some simply tend to deviate from the dictates of the faith of origin, while others deviate to the point where they reject them totally or even oppose them. As they are each a unique case , this does not necessarily mean that they had such relevance as to be excommunicated or driven out d rastically, but over time the rumours about them could spread, making it difficult for them to interact with their clergy of origin.

Traits

Ideal

Bond

Flaw