Alyndra's change in alignment

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Alyndra's change in alignment

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As Alyndra has now a new duty in Doron Amar (adjunct to the priestess Sayel, the heart of Doron Amar), she learned more and more about Rillifane Rallathil. This Seldarine is appealing to her.

Also, her actions were a bit chaotic too rather than only neutral over the years. Therefore it would be fitting if she shifted her alignment towards chaotic neutral while still being able to pray to Silvanus and allowing her to be close to Rillifane Rallathil too.
She would not get her spells from Rillifane only from Silvanus, but she would be praising Rillifane all the same...

Just to have a connection with the Seldarine which is of importance while living with other elves in Doron Amar.
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Re: Alyndra's change in alignment

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BUMP - any thoughts on this? Or should I just go on as before - and praise Rillifane whenever it suits the rp? :D
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Re: Alyndra's change in alignment

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Go ahead.

It's common for people to worship and pay tribute to multiple deities. Divine Spellcasters much choose one over all others, however, so that they may receive spells through them. They also must choose to observe their selected deity's holy days, if it would determine whether they receive spells or not.

As long as the deities are not in opposition to one another.

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