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The real Turning rules are much less generous: Will plus Power Investiture (at least in DFRPG), maybe with some bonuses for good ground and holy symbols. That is “oh, you Turn Undead using True Faith. I think I had the “enhanced” version of Protection from Evil almost from the get-go. You can also buy a Learned Prayer, which means you can just do it, no petition roll required. You ask your gods to do something, and if the reaction is good, you get a result built like a Power (usually an advantage, frequently heavily modified). My biggest personal experience with Turning Undead came from a Dungeon Fantasy (not DFRPG) game where I made very heavy use of Protection from Evil (Enhanced), which is a nifty power from the incredibly cool Divine Favor book.ĭivine Favor is “clerical magic as powers,” basically, in how it’s built.

This is partly because of the “I know the rules” syndrome. There’s no way around it: I’ve been doing two things wrong for years.