Story/Characters/Cultists

Followers of the god Arxsec, of Architecture and Seclusion

Leader

 * Name: TBD
 * Much more reclusive, but not in an adverse way

Followers

 * Divus: Air / sky
 * Umbra: Darkness
 * Mundi: Earth
 * Ignis: Fire
 * Gelu: Ice
 * Putra: Infection
 * Herba: Plants
 * Saburra: Sand
 * Simul: Shadow / illusion
 * Saxus: Stone
 * Taeneri: Underground
 * Prolu: Underwater
 * Lympha: Water
 * Flumé: Waterways
 * (more domains TBD)

Notes & Mechanics

 * DM note: Generally, the cutists are  around  level 14, -ish.
 * They are  not  incredible adventurers, they are merely adept casters who have been divinely  empowered  by Arxsec and naturally became  slightly  more adept as a  result  of their job as a Cultist.
 * Given this, some of the cultists may be strong enough to cast Dominate Monster (minimum caster level 15) while others may not even be strong enough to cast Heal (minimum caster level 13).
 * (In general): Each have a "domain" (dungeon type) they watch over
 * Two or more members may cooperate to make a "joint domain"
 * A joint domain which could be made by multiple members, might instead be "owned" by a single member who specializes in that combination of domains.
 * Consequently,
 * a single member claiming a joint domain may have some sway over its components (i.e., Herba has a minor sway over water and earth)
 * a single member claiming a joint domain has much more control over it than members claiming its components (i.e., Lympha and Mundi have only a minor sway over plants; raw "source element" members are not all-powerful in branches of their elements)

Joint domains

 * Herba & Putra:
 * & Taeneri: Swamp
 * Overgrown Ravine
 * Taeneri & Umbra: Underdark
 * Divus & Umbra: Void
 * Taeneri & Putra: Infected Cavern
 * Taeneri & Saxus: Gem Cavern

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