Nearly every Harper recognizes the importance of the deities who inspired the creation of the Harpers: Deneir, Eldath, Lliira, Mielikki, Milil, Oghma, Selune, Silvanus, and Tymora; and the elven deities of the Seldarine. Some, however, choose to pursue a closer relationship with these deities who came together at the Dancing Place. Although most Harper priests are human, half-elven, or elven clerics who have selected one of the deities listed above as their patron, the Harpers recruit their members from many backgrounds, cultures, and religious affiliations, as long as those deities do not promote evil ends or wanton destruction. Human druids, dwarven paladins, gnome rangers, halfling rogue/clerics of Brandobaris, and many others, are all welcome. Harper priests can be found on their own o
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| - Nearly every Harper recognizes the importance of the deities who inspired the creation of the Harpers: Deneir, Eldath, Lliira, Mielikki, Milil, Oghma, Selune, Silvanus, and Tymora; and the elven deities of the Seldarine. Some, however, choose to pursue a closer relationship with these deities who came together at the Dancing Place. Although most Harper priests are human, half-elven, or elven clerics who have selected one of the deities listed above as their patron, the Harpers recruit their members from many backgrounds, cultures, and religious affiliations, as long as those deities do not promote evil ends or wanton destruction. Human druids, dwarven paladins, gnome rangers, halfling rogue/clerics of Brandobaris, and many others, are all welcome. Harper priests can be found on their own o
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| - Nearly every Harper recognizes the importance of the deities who inspired the creation of the Harpers: Deneir, Eldath, Lliira, Mielikki, Milil, Oghma, Selune, Silvanus, and Tymora; and the elven deities of the Seldarine. Some, however, choose to pursue a closer relationship with these deities who came together at the Dancing Place. Although most Harper priests are human, half-elven, or elven clerics who have selected one of the deities listed above as their patron, the Harpers recruit their members from many backgrounds, cultures, and religious affiliations, as long as those deities do not promote evil ends or wanton destruction. Human druids, dwarven paladins, gnome rangers, halfling rogue/clerics of Brandobaris, and many others, are all welcome. Harper priests can be found on their own or in the company of other Harpers or allies of similar outlooks. Even alone, the Harper priest can count on support from those friendly to the Harper cause.
* Hit Die: d6.
* Proficiencies: A Master Harper gains no proficiency with any armor or weapons.
* Skill Points: 4 + Int Modifier.
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