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Celestial Boon
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A worshipper prays, the god comes to fight for him, and the worshipper dies anyway.
Story so far
The first of the three deity summonings named in Crawler Coolie's 19th-edition note in The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook: a worshipper prays to a god and the god comes to fight for his worshipper. Like both other types it requires a physical vessel, usually a mob. Coolie's verdict is blunt — in his short experience all three scenarios lead to the summoner's death, even this one.
Only idiots deal with deities.
Role
The willing form of god-summoning, and by the Cookbook's account no safer than the others.
Relationships
Crawler Coolie — Documented it in the 19th edition.
Involuntary Summoning — The accidental counterpart.
Indentured Summoning — The coerced counterpart.
ManTauR — Their worship of Grull is of this kind.
Sources — 1 recorded facts, by chapter
Chapter 58
- A worshipper prays, the god comes to fight for him, and the worshipper dies anyway.