Player Request: Mass Fix All Lathanderite Armor templates

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Player Request: Mass Fix All Lathanderite Armor templates

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I never noticed this till recently when I purchase some armor from the Lathanderite priest, that all the clergy's colors are set as greenish-yellow and blue.

The canon colors are red, rose, golden yellow, and pink. And if you want to be picky, new members start with russet reds and browns and work they way up through dark reds and mustard yellows, to the brighter colors of the higher clergy.

So if someone can go through the pallete and re-tint the blueprints than save it throughout the module this will fix it a great deal:

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Father Richart in the properly colored temple next to a properly colored armor set.

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A standard guard next to a properly colored armor set.
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Re: Player Request: Mass Fix All Lathanderite Armor template

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Might you have the passage available that describes clergy coloring?
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Re: Player Request: Mass Fix All Lathanderite Armor template

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Priestly Vestments: Priests of Lathander dress in bright long-sleeved robes of yellow, red, and pink. These are often called "sun robes." Those priests with their own temples have their robes trimmed with ornately crafted gold ribbons. A sunburst headpiece, worn toward the back of the head to emulate a rising sun or radiant sun peacock, completes the ceremonial garb. The ritual robes used at many rural shrines are simple cassocks with a color scheme by rank. Novices and postulants wear brown; adepts and underpriests wear russet and crimson. Senior priests wear scarlet, and subpriors and those of higher rank wear rose-red. The leader of the temple or shrine wears white. Holy symbols of Lathander are often made of painted wood, cut from rose quartz or similar minerals, or enchanted to radiate a dim, pink glow.
Adventuring Garb: Adventuring clerics usually wear more utilitarian garb, but prefer reds and yellows, to the point of tinting their armor those shades. Most priests of Lathander favor chain mail, and often the only obvious mark of Lathander they bear is a rose-red circle on their shields and helm brows.
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