Proxy-In-Training (PWH)

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: "You don't understand. Everything is different now. I have been to the realm of my god. It's all clear now. I know what I must do."
Sometimes the proximity of the powers does strange things to a hasher's mind. It's one thing to worship a deity from a temple on a world in the middle of the Prime, knowing that the power is out there somewhere and perhaps even listening. It's another thing to know for certain that your deity lives in a palace down the road.
BACKGROUND: A religious fanatic of this sort usually lives or has lived in the realm of the power he serves. He's seen the glory of his lord (although he almost certainly hasn't actually seen the power), and the righteousness of the deity's works. Basically, a proxy-in-training is a wanna-be. That is, he views himself as a direct representative of the power he serves; the power may or may not agree. While priests and paladins are obvious choices, the proxy-in-training can be of any class. Rogue modrons and tieflings are rarely religious zealots of this type.
CHARACTER: The exact details of how a proxy-in-training acts depends upon the power he worships. Overall, however, they are deeply devoted, sometimes to the point of extreme fanaticism. They not only believe that their god is a wonderful power to serve and revere, but that everyone should follow the power so that the multiverse may become a better place. Their power is "the way."
MOTIVATIONS: Two motivations drive these characters. First, they want to further the power of their deity, either by doing works in the name of the power or converting others to that religion. Second, they all strive to make themselves greater in the eyes of the power. Most of these folks aspire to become actual proxies.
ROLE-PLAYING: Follow the teachings of the power, or the power's followers. These cutters make the words of their deity their Lives. They talk about their power and his greatness incessantly, or at least think about such things continually (not all such folk are obnoxious). All actions are taken and all options considered in light of the religion's teachings and the power's best interest.