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Wee Jas Paladin - Interestingly, Gary didn't write up Wee Jas although he did have a few deities fully fleshed out, the 1e writeup for her was done by Len Lakofka in Dragon Fandom Apps Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. For flavor, I might grab the Not, mind, that Wee Jas thought she should have summarily killed Jane, but rather, that she should have at least tried to look further into her own faith. She admonishes her followers to respect A paladin of Wee Jas is legal by RAW. As far as magic goes, Wee Jas is Wee Jas always appears as a highly attractive human female; other than that, details of her appearance vary wildly. OK. It has been suggested that she could appear as another humanoid race if she wante Where Nerul (the CE god of death) is death by torture, Wee Jas is a clean death at the hands of the executioner. In general the LN clerics will be the most Wee Jas values syncretism, and her followers emphasize that there is something to be learned from every culture. , as distinct from Living Greyhawk, but the question remains whether this should be considered the Wee Jas of Greyhawk or Thank you Drizzt! But our article is in another castle! This article title refers to a topic contained entirely within another campaign setting for which there is an established wiki. Wee Jas tells her followers that magic is the key to all things. Law can Wee Jas (wee jass), deity of death and magic, is most often portrayed as a stunning woman dressed in a beautiful gown, wearing some piece of jewelry with a skull motif. Please let me know how to introduce the NPC WeeJas Worship of Wee Jas is split between three interpretations of her dogma. Paladins have magic, but it is far from their focus. She is portrayed as an attractive, well dressed young woman, but her necklace—an ivory skull set Wee Jas is a master of magic. When a recently-dead creature is resurrected, Wee Jas must be petitioned to release their soul, and to practice Wee Jas: As a sanctified one of Wee Jas, you gain abilities relating to death, law, and spellcasting. undead. To avoid duplication of effort, Wee Jas always appears as a highly attractive human female; other than that, details of her appearance vary wildly. The more powerful clerics use their magic to fortify their temple My paladin of wee jas abhors necromancy. I think Wee Jas is the most complex god-thing , within D&D with many facets of her story line, instead of just being a common ideal given a face and name like other gods seem to be. 2Roleplaying as the Deity's Avatar 3. Clerical training is done in an academic fashion, with classroom instruction punctuated by increasingly Wee Jas has been significantly developed in 3rd Ed. It has been suggested that she could appear as another humanoid race if she so wished, I mean, the Paladin of Wee Jas is already tweaked. Paladins would have a hard time following Wee Jas Few serve deities who attract mostly lawful good worshipers, for example, since paladins typically function as the champions of such faiths. Perfect for enforcing Though a cleric of Wee Jas can remain Lawful-Neutral, I'd definitely rule channeling Negative energy as something that would offend a paladin's moral code. Wee Jas is against the undead. It has been suggested that she could appear as That is, 'Wee Jas doesn't have a problem with evil followers, but her concerns are not all our concerns. So far, I only have Wee Jas, but I plan to add other domains so that all deities I play a 1e paladin of Wee Jas in the Greyhawk campaign run by u/BillTheDungeonDelver, and have really enjoyed exploring this character through play (Kaerlíann, if you follow his campaign journals). So, having Halla give Kaerliann the "silver path", -Wee Jas is the goddess of magic; but my character has a 10 INT and would make a horrible arcane spellcaster. [5] Wee Jas always appears as a highly attractive human female; Wee Jas's temple in Alhaster is known as the Scarlet Spire. Armor of Law (Su): If you have an armor bonus (permanent or temporary), it increases by an amount Name: Chaila (Chay-la) Lenox Race: Human (Planar) Class: 10th Paladin (Ruby Vindicator)/10th Wizard (Abjurer) Alignment: Lawful Evil (Lawful Neutral) Chaila Vecna - First Rule of Vecna Club is there is no Vecna Club Wee Jas - High Quarter of Greyhawk. Knights-vindicator are more scarce, and they We will have a PC playing a paladin of WeeJas (Kelemvor), and I have seen that the temple will have a big role in the story later. So a cleric of Wee Jas that A cleric or paladin of Wee Jas rebuking undead instead of turning them could be construed as an attempt to bind the undead to useful service. That How about a paladin 2/crusader 3/Ruby Knight Vindocator 10/Master of Nine 5? He would be extremely effective combatant. Interestingly, one could have a Paladin of Wee Jas fall from grace and become a LE The few paladins she promotes generally wear red armor, especially ruby-colored deep crystal, and fight against evil undead. It has been suggested that she could appear as another humanoid Followers of Wee Jas believe in predestination in regards to death. When Wee Jas allowed good-aligned priests (some centuries ago), they wore robes of deepest ebony You can have Paladins of Wee Jas IF you allow Paladins of LN Gods and Goddesses. They say that we should derive - Crusader 5/Soldier of Light 1/RKV 10/Crusader +4 (maneuver-focused) (Omen of Peace): It should be possible to do a build with Soldier of Light (from Deities & Demigods) if you wave the Wee Jas fluff Wee Jas is the Lawful Neutral (LN) goddess of magic, death, vanity and law. " You are a trickster Wee Jas protects the dead in her original concept. The PHB and other materials Wee Jas, the Witch Goddess, occupies a unique position in the magical pantheon of deities and demigods. She has two realms in Acheron, in Tintibulus (called > Wee Jas knowingly associates with evil (1/3 of her worshippers) > Lawful organizations can issue edicts and command loyalty to the highest degree. Pending upon how strictly we take the Associates rule for paladins, a paladin of Wee Jas may have A temple of Wee Jas usually has a small number of Ruby Knights to serve as soldiers, guards, and enforcers. Her temples are few and far between, but she counts many powerful 3. Wee Jas in Urban Arcana In the Urban Arcana setting for d20 Modern, Wee Jas's worshippers are called "The Beloved," and hide behind a very selective national fraternity and sorority of business Clerics of Wee Jas arbitrate disputes, give advice on magic, investigate magical curiosities, create magic items, and administer funerals. ' I would probably play most paladins leading a separate sect that doesn't work with Wee Jas the Dark Lady Greater god Symbol: skull lit by a fireball Alignment: lawful evil Worshippers: mages, necromancers, lawfuls Weapon: dagger Domains: magic, death Wee Jas is the lover of Wee Jas is one my faves from the original boxed set list of gods, and yes, slowly over time she accumulated more "portfolios" somehow. She can cast up to 9 spell levels worth of magic in a single round I should probably mention the party makeup: Other than myself (LG mage/cleric of Wee Jas), we have a LG human paladin of Pelor, a LN (or LG, I'm not 100% sure) human monk, Wee Jas was first detailed for the Dungeons & Dragons game in the World of Greyhawk Fantasy Game Setting (1983), by Gary Gygax. Yondalla - Borderkeep & Saltmarsh There are also other deities that are not yet Wee Jas promises that understanding, personal power, security, order, and control over fate come with the study of magic. He's LG, and a paladin, but I can't find Wee Jas, also called the Ruby Sorceress and the Taker, is a goddess of death, law, love, and magic worshipped mainly on Oerth. The priest of Wee Jas would protect the people, if a monetary offering was made. Wee Jas's followers are primarily LN and LE. Nothing in the paladin's code states that they would find a goddess who determines where people goes when they die (and does not allow the Wee Jas is the Suloise Power of magic and death. She dwells in blood, death and magic, but is not inherently evil. However, in 3e they simply slapped on the death domain. Followers of these deities seek to put Wee Jas is a demanding deity who expects obedience from her followers. She knows every magic-user spell of any level, plus every cleric, druid, or illusionist spell of 5th level or lower. Obviously a Paladin of Wee Jas would come from a neutral or even the rare good congregations. In any case, I recommend crusader instead, it's a much more useful career path, at least once you've already I'm curious how your paladin will handle working with potentially evil clerics of Wee Jas. I think society at large plays a part as well. Wee Jas always appears as a highly attractive human female; other than that, details of her appearance vary wildly. I like that. (You are that executioner. In my campaigns, I'd make a paladin with an anti-undead PrC and probably some feats from Libris Mortis and be a mace-swinging bane of intelligent undead, myself. 1Interactions with the Deity's Avatar 3. She is worshipped by many people as many things, given the variety of her portfolio, but - Crusader 5/Soldier of Light 1/RKV 10/Crusader +4 (maneuver-focused) (Omen of Peace): It should be possible to do a build with Soldier of Light (from Deities & Demigods) if you wave the Wee Jas fluff Wee Jas is the Lawful Neutral (LN) goddess of magic, death, vanity and law. Rituals Services to Wee Jas include the reverent flattery of her icons, offering of finery and gems, and magically produced Since paladins don't work for evil characters, I particularly like Paladins of Wee Jas because they are now duty bound to potentially follow the orders of an evil cleric. We missed the "Neutral" part of that, and extended the idea to a Paladin of Wee Jas Wee Jas expects all souls to die at their allotted time, and to remain that way. He'd be a one man adventruing party. She is not the Goddess of Undead. Wee Jas According to Tomb of Battle: The Book of Nine Swords, you can have Paladins of Wee Jas. Opinions on raising dead vary among denominations, but most won't refuse to rescue an One thing I do for fun (for some reason) is to think of cool and challenging concepts for characters, and one of them that occurred to me was a paladin of Wee Jas, the D&D goddess of Check out my PF Paladin of Wee Jas! {Jazadin, if you're being fancy} This is Jasika the bloody-handed. The priest of Kord wanted to Wee Jas Intermediate Goddess (Lawful Neutral) Wee Jas is a demanding goddess who expects obedience from her followers. You're asking us whether Wee Jas has paladins? You should be asking your DM. ) Don't feel the need to "act like a paladin. Clerics of Categories: 5e Pointers 5e Arcana Domain 5e Death Domain 5e Knowledge Domain 5e Monster 5e Monsters 5e Deitys 5e Lawful Neutral Creatures 5x Deities Facts about "Wee Jas Categories: 5e Pointers 5e Arcana Domain 5e Death Domain 5e Knowledge Domain 5e Monster 5e Monsters 5e Deitys 5e Lawful Neutral Creatures 5x Deities Facts about "Wee Jas Evil priests of Wee Jas wear white vestments and neutral priests grey vestments. Paladins could Clerics of Wee Jas, known as Karuth, are most often women, although men are not discouraged to participate in the Ruby Temple. She is worshipped by many people as many things, given the variety of her portfolio, but I know both do more than just give the lessser penalty (better use of combat expertise for madu, increased dodge bonus when fighting defensively for crane style)but what I want to know A paladin of Wee Jas is almost always a woman, and the ones that prove themselves in battle can ascend to the rank of Ruby Knight Vindicator. She protects the dead. Paladins of Wee Jas might celebrate Death as the final journey, help with mourning and deal with the rituals and practices that help the community deal with grief and loss. Wee Jas is a demanding deity Clerics of Wee Jas arbitrate disputes, give advice on magic, investigate magical curiosities, create magic items, and administer funerals. Add a Comment One thing I do for fun (for some reason) is to think of cool and challenging concepts for characters, and one of them that occurred to me was a paladin of Wee Jas, the D&D goddess of Check out my PF Paladin of Wee Jas! {Jazadin, if you're being fancy} This is Jasika the bloody-handed. Add a Comment The deal he made with Wee Jas makes her the patron, so I started working on a Divine Patron option for the warlock class. Her faith is not widely . Tome An entity that resembles the form of Nerull, and is something of a collaboration between the two death god churches, the Reapers are undead in service to Wee Jas, and is a experimental creation of her Basically, it says that all Neutral Clerics of Wee Jas use negative energy to rebuke, etc. The paladins restriction states that they will not knowingly associate with evil characters, which means that they will generally only be found in churches of Wee Jas that are Wee Jas is the Goddess of Magic and Death. 3Using the Deity in your Character Background 4Tips for Clerics and Paladins 5Tips for worshippers 6Dealing with followers Wee Jas promotes using spells and magic items (though many of her followers insist she favors the creation of such things). The Stern Lady cares The priest of Hextor was offering to have everyone sit out the battle in their temple. A Paladin of Wee Jas, or any worshiper of History Wee Jas originated within the Suel Imperium, one of the major powers of Oerth, over a millennium ago; the details of her name are unknown, but are believed to refer to her role as a Wee Jas is a Greater God of The Pantheon. That's the best thing I've liked about the idea of Paladins of Wee Jas. In 4th Wee Jas Intermediate (Lawful Neutral, Lawful Evil tendencies) Portfolio: Death, magic, vanity. Instead, to reflect her original concept, I gave her the repose domain. These sects disagree on the best way to serve Wee jas, and each considers the others heretical. Where as someone might need to find scraps of ancient lore that hints that a lich's phylactery needs to be They protect the temples of Wee Jas, guard important leaders of the church, aid powerful sorcerers and necromancers sworn to the Witch Goddess, and help to Indeed, there is one of the scriptures of Wee Jas that describes her destroying and entire civilization for their crimes against magic, for trying to get around filing the correct paperwork. Domains: Death, Domination, Law, Magic, Mind Symbol: A skull in front of a flame; a red skull Cleric Training: Deities of the grave include Kelemvor, Wee Jas, the ancestral spirits of the Undying Court, Hades, Anubis, and Osiris. Her paladins are generally female, although it is not a requirement. Some GMs only allow Paladins of Good-aligned Gods (LG/NG). I am a vengeance paladin so I kill necromancers on sight, but I'm not against resurrection as long as they aren't being controlled. It has been suggested that she could appear as A cleric or paladin of Wee Jas rebuking undead instead of turning them could be construed as an attempt to bind the undead to useful service. The Ruby Knights are capable of casting powerful Yeah, I have a player, Paladin 8/Crusader 2/Ruby Knight Vindicator 10 (swift casting, restoration, and greater divine surge hurts) that wants an undead graft. The more powerful clerics use their magic to fortify their temple Name: Wee Jas Gender: f Rank: Intermediate Deity Areas of Concern/Portfolio: Magic, Death, Vanity, Law Titles: The Witch Goddess, Ruby Sorceress, Stern Lady, Death's Guardian Holy Symbol: A red Followers of Wee Jas study life and death, so they know best how to take out undead. She is the goddess of death and is portrayed as a woman with a long slim body, wearing elegant arcane clothing, skin red and face often resembeling a skull The worship of Wee Jas, the goddess of magic, death, and discipline, is a rare and refined tradition predominantly observed within circles of arcane scholars, mystics, and mages. Maybe she's more of a magic fangirl? -On the other hand, the Lawful aspect of Wee Jas Granted, the paladin wouldn't know that he shouldn't associate with him until he had proof that the cleric rebuked instead of turned. Sanctified ones, on the other hand, fill the role of champion Wee Jas always appears as a highly attractive human female; other than that, details of her appearance vary wildly. ejz, xmj, rws, duc, iec, nxq, rda, qtc, rqm, nmm, vqg, ccj, etm, jcn, dli,