Editing Nightcats:Divine Invocations (section)

=== Suggested Temporary Flaws By Patron Type ===

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Patron Type
! Suitable Temporary Flaws
! Typical Fiction
|-
| '''War Gods'''
| fear, hesitation, shaken nerve, overconfidence
| The foe’s courage fails, their hand trembles, or battle-fury makes them reckless.
|-
| '''River Gods And River Spirits'''
| poor footing, distraction, dread, loss of direction
| Stones slicken, reeds conceal danger, water glare blinds, or the river’s voice unsettles the target.
|-
| '''City Gods'''
| exposure, suspicion, distraction, social unease
| Hidden acts are noticed, lies falter, and an enemy suddenly feels watched from every rooftop.
|-
| '''Night Gods'''
| fear, confusion, isolation, misstep
| Darkness presses close, familiar alleys become uncertain, and the silence grows hostile.
|-
| '''Judges, Oath Gods, And Ancestors Of Duty'''
| guilt, shame, hesitation, truth laid bare
| The weight of wrongdoing falls on the oath-breaker, slowing word and deed.
|-
| '''Household Gods'''
| discomfort, unwelcome feeling, quarrelsomeness, clumsiness
| A trespasser feels the house reject him; hands fumble, tempers rise, and every sound seems accusatory.
|-
| '''Ancestor Spirits'''
| doubt, rebuke, shaken resolve, burden of memory
| The target feels judged by the dead, haunted by lineage, duty, or old failures.
|-
| '''Tree Spirits And Jungle Powers'''
| entanglement, confusion, fear, loss of path
| Branches catch, insects swarm, roots twist underfoot, and the jungle turns strange.
|-
| '''Market Gods And Road Gods'''
| bad luck, poor bargaining, delay, mistrust
| A merchant’s tongue slips, a caravan misses the right turning, or every offer suddenly seems suspect.
|-
| '''Death Gods And Funeral Powers'''
| dread, chill, silence, aversion
| The touch of the grave passes over the target, draining ease and confidence.
|}