Warehouse XXIII Three Holy Artifacts

"Unlike their pointy-hatted wizardly counterparts, clerics often rely less on stuff ... while this is true to a certain extent, the gods sometimes provide physical manifestations of their might, because people often need tangible things [as a reward or symbol]."
== The Hymnal of Everhere ==
"Ah, Father Sarvis! We're glad you could make it on such short notice! How was Islandia? ...And how did you get here so quickly?"See full page: Hymnal of Everhere
This is a holy book that allows a preacher to move between any holy site they've previously used the book.
== The Seeds of Faith ==
Rapidly consecrates an area where it grows. If grown in a ring, the area within is consecrated as well, allowing "frontier holy sites"--places to easily cast protection from the weather (or the undead).
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== The Self-Candle ==
A candle created from the fat and essence of the caster. While it burns, the cleric who created it is remarkably resistant to physical and magical attacks, as well as magical coercion. The candle has limitations, however. Firstly, it must be lit on consecrated ground. Secondly--according to legend--if it is not extinguished by the caster, it can kill the cleric instantly.
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== Tactical Considerations ==
With these three pieces together, it may be possible to create consecrated ground through the Seeds, then attune that site to the Book, then teleport (when out of sight, perhaps behind a curtain) to a safer area to create a Candle. With perfect timing, one could use this combination to become very powerful while near the holy area... but they'd need to get back to the Candle rather quickly.
==References==
*Pyramid 3/19: Tools of the Trade: Clerics
**By Steven Marsh
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