Deities Tag - PCGen Documentation

# Pages in Deities Tag

## ALIGN (Data: deities.lst)

Status None Syntax ALIGN:x Parameters x: Text (LG, LN, LE, NG, TN, NE, CG, CN or CE) What it does This is the two letter abbreviated alignment of the deity itself. Example ALIGN:LG The deity’s alignment is Lawful Good. .MOD Example (Overwriting): Initial Deity: <deity name> <tab> ALIGN:LG Modified By: <deity name>.MOD <tab> ALIGN:NG Is Equivalent To: <deity name> <tab> ALIGN:NG

## APPEARANCE (Data: deities.lst)

Status Deprecated 6.05.1 - use FACT Syntax APPEARANCE:x Parameters x: Text (Description of what the Deity looks like What it does This is used for a description of what the deity looks like. Example APPEARANCE:Tall human with dark hair The deity’s description of appearance. .MOD Example (Overwriting): Initial Deity: <deity name> <tab> APPEARANCE:Tall human with dark hair Modified By: <deity name>.MOD <tab> APPEARANCE:Tall human with white hair Is Equivalent To:

## DEITYWEAP (Data: deities.lst)

Status Updated 6.3.0 Syntax DEITYWEAP:x|x Parameters x: Text (Weapon Name) x: ANY x: .CLEAR What it does This is a | (pipe) delimited list of the deity’s favored weapon(s). (or a choice of one of the weapons if more than one is listed). ANY will produce a list of all loaded proficiencies for the War domain. The Weapon name MUST match exactly what is listed in the weapon proficiencies list file.

## DOMAINS (Data: deities.lst)

Status None Syntax DOMAINS:x,x Parameters x: Text (Domain Name) x: Text (‘ALL’) x: .CLEAR x: .CLEAR.Text (Domain Name) What it does This is a comma-delimited list of domains that the deity grants to it’s divine spell casting followers. The domain name MUST match the domain names listed in the domain list file. A domain entry of .CLEAR will remove all previously listed domains for the deity. A domain entry of .CLEAR.name will remove the domain called “name” from the deity’s domain list.

## PANTHEON (Data: deities.lst)

Status Deprecated 6.05.1 - use FACTSET Syntax PANTHEON:x|x Parameters x: Text (Pantheon Name) x: .CLEAR What it does To specify what pantheon the deity belongs to. This is a pipe (|) delimited list. The deity belongs to all pantheons if this tag is not present. Using .CLEAR will clear the pantheon from the deities profile. Examples PANTHEON:Celtic The deity belongs to the “Celtic” pantheon. PANTHEON:Celtic|Elf (Sun) The deity belongs to the “Celtic” or “Sun Elf” pantheon.

## RACE (Data: deities.lst)

Status Deprecated 6.05.1 - use FACT Syntax RACE:x|x Parameters x: Text (Race of typical Worshippers) What it does This is used to identify the race of the typical worshippers of a Deity. Example RACE:Dwarf|Gnome The deity’s typical worshippers are Dwarves and Gnomes. .MOD Example (Appending): Initial Deity: <deity name> <tab> RACE:Elf Modified By: <deity name>.MOD <tab> RACE:Halfling Is Equivalent To: <deity name> <tab> RACE:Elf|Halfling

## SYMBOL (Data: deities.lst)

Status Deprecated 6.05.1 - use FACT Syntax SYMBOL:x Parameters x: Text (Symbol Name) What it does Used on the output sheet to display what the holy symbol is for this deity. Example SYMBOL:A small wooden cross The deity’s symbol is a small wooden cross. .MOD Example (Overwriting): Initial Deity: <deity name> <tab> SYMBOL:Knowed Snake Modified By: <deity name>.MOD <tab> SYMBOL:Frayed Knot Is Equivalent To: <deity name> <tab> SYMBOL:Frayed Knot

## TITLE (Data: deities.lst)

Status Deprecated 6.05.1 - use FACT Syntax TITLE:x Parameters x: Text (The Deity’s title) What it does This is used for a the deity’s title. Example TITLE:Lord of the Morning The deity’s title. .MOD Example (Overwriting): Initial Deity: <deity name> <tab> TITLE:War Bringer Modified By: <deity name>.MOD <tab> TITLE:The Storm Crow Is Equivalent To: <deity name> <tab> TITLE:The Storm Crow

## WORSHIPPERS (Data: deities.lst)

Status Deprecated 6.05.1 - use FACT Syntax WORSHIPPERS:x Parameters x: Text (The Deity’s typical worshippers) What it does This is used for a the deity’s typical worshippers. Example WORSHIPPERS:Fighters and Monks The deity’s typical worshippers. .MOD Example (Overwriting): Initial Deity: <deity name> <tab> WORSHIPPERS:Fighters and Monks Modified By: <deity name>.MOD <tab> WORSHIPPERS:Rogues and Ninjas Is Equivalent To: <deity name> <tab> WORSHIPPERS:Ronues and Ninjas

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