Core features of Low Fantasy Gaming (Deluxe Ed)
Free PDF of LFG (Original Edition): Link
Adventurer pic copyright Dean Spencer, used with permission.
Core features of Low Fantasy Gaming (Deluxe Ed)
Free PDF of LFG (Original Edition): Link
Adventurer pic copyright Dean Spencer, used with permission.
It seems odd that the base game would exclude classes like: Priest, Cleric or even Paladin | Templar… yet includes something as obscure as a Cultist main class.
Any particular reasoning behind this?
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The cultist is more broad and allows you the flexibility to flavor a character more like a paladin (with Lay on Hands and a form of Smite) or a cleric (with Turn Undead, other blessings, and spell casting as you prefer. Especially as you add other custom abilities as the character levels up.
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Crash the Cultist is LFG’s version of the cleric. But it’s actually closer to a Paladin.
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Originally Clerics were essentially Paladins (or fighter-mages). They were the mighty fighting men of the gawdz. They didn’t even get any spells at 1st level.
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