The Pope added a "maximum range/volume" to the blessing of holy water, to ensure no one blessed water en masse. We don't want regular ocean water or toilet bowl water to be holy.

Zagorath@aussie.zone · 6 days ago

The Pope added a "maximum range/volume" to the blessing of holy water, to ensure no one blessed water en masse. We don't want regular ocean water or toilet bowl water to be holy.

Zagorath@aussie.zone · 6 days ago

Hmm, I thought FP might be Focus Point and that this was the rules for Pathfinder 2e. But I couldn’t find anything concrete about creating “holy water”. The closest I found was a 2nd rank ritual that covers a 40 foot radius around an altar or shrine (or 80 on a critical success) for one year (or 10 years on a crit—choose one of these options on a crit). Or a 2nd level feat that creates up to 3 small containers’ worth of holy water as “a temporary effect”.

Definitely not gonna be blessing the rains at this rate.

The Pope added a "maximum range/volume" to the blessing of holy water, to ensure no one blessed water en masse. We don't want regular ocean water or toilet bowl water to be holy.

The Pope added a "maximum range/volume" to the blessing of holy water, to ensure no one blessed water en masse. We don't want regular ocean water or toilet bowl water to be holy.

Since Vampires are supposedly hurt by holy water, I always wondered why priests don’t just say a prayer over every storm cloud, kill the vampires from above. Then I realized why so many Vampires are from Europe…