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===The Pagan===
Marked by bestial features on an otherwise human frame, reminiscent of so many pagan spirits and deities, the Pagan is an individual who served a false, lying deity in their life, rather than heeding the word of the One True God. Whether they embraced the followings of a cult, a philosophy, scientific rationalism or agnosticism, though the Pagan lived a virtuous life, their refusal to accept the wisdom of Bible sees them condemned to the eternal restlessness of Limbo upon their deaths.

Whilst Pagans sport a variety of bestial features, their Emblems are rooted in the items they carry; a '''Mythic Amphora''' filled with spirits and monsters born of their false beliefs; a '''Crosier''', or pastoral staff, the symbol of the false cult, and a '''Silvered Robe''' that embodies the virtues of their life, despite their fateful misbelief, and shields them from the fiends of Hell.

Druids on the Circle of the Pagan embrace nature's savagery. As well as being imbued with the power of the '''Guardian Shape''', which allows them to become a hellish Dark Forest Panther, a Minotaur, a Fury or a Medusa, their powers revolve around the ability to freely slip from man to raging beast. First comes the blessing of the '''Wild Reaction''' at 2nd level, followed by the '''Strength of the Infernal Guardian''' at 6th level. From 10th level, the blows of their beast forms can be imbued with the strength of a frightful '''Retribution''', whilst from 14th level, they can shrug off a mortal blow by invoking the '''Fury of the Wild Shape'''.

When a Pagan Embraces their Sin, they can use Wild Shape without expending a usage by spending 2 Hope.