In Pathfinder 2e, the divine pantheon and arcane powers play a pivotal role in shaping the world, providing both guidance and formidable abilities to characters within the game. The **divine pantheon** encompasses a vast array of deities, each representing different aspects of existence and possessing unique portfolios. These deities may offer divine spells and powers to clerics and other devoted followers, granting them the ability to heal wounds, banish undead, and channel the divine energy of their chosen deity. These divine abilities are often tied to a character's chosen alignment, providing additional role-playing opportunities and shaping their relationship with the divine pantheon. In addition to the divine pantheon, **arcane powers** offer a different avenue of magical abilities. Arcane casters, such as wizards and sorcerers, draw their power from the natural magic inherent in the world, manipulating the forces of creation and destruction.

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Evillene

Full Name

Alias

Oh Beautiful One
Witch of the West

Origin

Occupation

Powers / Skills

Hobby

Getting revenge
Forcing people to work for her
Having No Bad News

Goals

Rule all of OZ (both failed).

Crimes

Attempted murder
Torture
Bribery
Kidnapping
Forced labor
Assault
Abuse of power
Slavery

Type of Villain

Evillene, also known as the Wicked Witch of the West, is the main antagonist of the 1975 Broadway musical The Wiz and the 1978 film version of the same name.

Her enemies are Dorothy, the Scarecrow, Tin Man and the Lion. She wants to avenge the death of her sister Evermean and to retrieve her silver slippers.

Arcane casters, such as wizards and sorcerers, draw their power from the natural magic inherent in the world, manipulating the forces of creation and destruction. Unlike divine casters, arcane casters do not receive their powers from deities, but rather from their own inherent connection to the arcane. Arcane powers in Pathfinder 2e are incredibly versatile, allowing spellcasters to conjure up fireballs, teleport across vast distances, and deceive enemies with powerful illusions.

Contents

• 1 Portrayals
• 2 Biography
• 3 Powers and Abilities
  • 3.1 Weaknesses
  

  By studying ancient tomes or harnessing their innate magical talent, arcane casters can unlock an ever-growing repertoire of spells, expanding their potential and becoming formidable forces on the battlefield. While the divine pantheon and arcane powers are distinct concepts in Pathfinder 2e, they both offer limitless possibilities for characters to explore and develop their abilities. Whether a character chooses to align themselves with a deity or harness the raw arcane energy of the world, these paths present unique opportunities for character growth and storytelling. Ultimately, the divine pantheon and arcane powers shape the fantastical world of Pathfinder 2e, offering rich lore and exciting gameplay options for players to delve into..

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