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Native to the world of [[Toril]], '''Shadow Adepts''' are [[spellcaster|spellcasters]] who plunged freely into the magical abyss that was the '''Shadow Weave'''. Many but not all were worshippers of the [[Evil]] [[deity|goddess]] '''Shar''', who created the Shadow Weave in times immemorial. | Native to the world of [[Toril]], '''Shadow Adepts''' are [[spellcaster|spellcasters]] who plunged freely into the magical abyss that was the '''Shadow Weave'''<ref>https://forgottenrealms.fandom.com/wiki/Shadow_Weave</ref>. Many but not all were worshippers of the [[Evil]] [[deity|goddess]] '''Shar'''<ref>https://forgottenrealms.fandom.com/wiki/Shar</ref>, who created the Shadow Weave in times immemorial. | ||
For their temerity, Shadow Adepts received great boons, including defensive powers drawn from the dark, the ability to create a temporary double of themselves, and access to all Shadow Weave-related metamagic feats. | For their temerity, Shadow Adepts received great boons, including defensive powers drawn from the dark, the ability to create a temporary double of themselves, and access to all Shadow Weave-related metamagic feats. | ||
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Native to the world of Toril, Shadow Adepts are spellcasters who plunged freely into the magical abyss that was the Shadow Weave[1]. Many but not all were worshippers of the Evil goddess Shar[2], who created the Shadow Weave in times immemorial.
For their temerity, Shadow Adepts received great boons, including defensive powers drawn from the dark, the ability to create a temporary double of themselves, and access to all Shadow Weave-related metamagic feats.
In order to qualify for this prestige class, all Shadow Adepts must be of non-Good alignment. They could be either arcane spellcasters or divine spellcasters.
