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“You have delayed your end, unclean spirit, but Kelemvor’s judgment awaits.”[1][FRPG:50]

Doomguides serve to right the injustice of undeath under Kelemvor, God of the Dead, and how it prevents the natural order of life and death. The undead slain by their weapons are sent to Kelemvor, who has been awaiting their judgment. Kelemvor’s blesses these worshipers by empowering them with incredible vitality, while ensuring death when it needs to happen. The undead fear your sword and your steely sense of purpose.[1][FRPG:50]

Doomguide Path Features

Blessings of Kelemvor (11th level): When a doomguide spends an action point to take an extra action, they gain a bonus to all defenses until the end of their next turn.[1][FRPG:50]

Doomguide's Geas (11th level): If a doomguide use a power that has the healing keyword, they cause the target to restore additional hit points. While there are undead opponents within a certain range of the doomguide, this benefit increases.[1][FRPG:50]

Doomguide's Resolve (16th level): When the doomguide slays an enemy, they can prematurely make a saving throw against one effect. If they drop an undead enemy in this way, the saving throw extends to all effects on them.[1][FRPG:50]

Doomguide Prayers

Kelemvor’s Circle (11th-level Attack): An encounter-based action that allows the doomguide to throw out a circle of holy radiance. This circle heals allies and causes nearby enemies to burn, undead creatures explode into white motes.[1][FRPG:50]

Unsullied Heart (12th-level Utility Power): As a daily power, the doomguide prays to Kelemvor to ward themselves or an ally to grant a bonus on Fortitude or Will defenses for a short period of time.[1][FRPG:50]

Kelemvor’s Sword (20th-level Attack): A daily action where the doomguide strikes forth with a smite-like effect against a target, dealing additional radiant damage and dazes them on a hit. In addition, the doomguide and nearby allies regain a number of hit points.[1][FRPG:50]

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  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 Rob Heinsoo, Robert J. Schwalb, Logan Bonner, Eric L. Boyd, Greg Bilsland. (2008-08-14). Forgotten Realms Player's Guide. (Wizards of the Coast), pg.50. ISBN: 9780786949298. Retrieved on 2019-06-05.