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Temples always charge for healing, in the form of “offerings we expect you to make.”
The same for births, but it’s a very nominal amount/value.
Raising from the dead is different, and the “price” varies with the nature of the dead: consecrated to the deity...
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Do temples tend to charge for birth services, or for healing in general?
And if an adventuring party came with a fallen comrade but didn't have the coin to compensate for the revival, is the body kept safe by the temple until then, or do they allow them to be indebted?
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...(clergy, paladins, on a mission for the temple or the priesthood) gets the lowest/best “price” (expected offering); a faithful worshipper of the deity (participates in rituals, gives offerings) gets the next lowest; and so on.
Adventurers are a special case: ...
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...yes, wealthy adventurers can pay well (give big offerings) and “settle things clear and proper” for a fallen comrade, but if they can’t or won’t pay to go to the head of the line, they can instead perform a service for the temple, typically something...
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...adventuring-related and dangerous (and temples never run out of a long list of desired services that need performing). The head of the temple will negotiate with them in a private audience about this.
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