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Nothing in the rules that says contacting "a deity" means it has to be YOUR deity...
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I think this largely comes from being a protagonist in a DnD campaign for a long time, especially a roleplay heavy one. DnD characters naturally build a portfolio of exploits that any NPC character would think insane to accomplish.
If you want the true gigachad energy though, the spell she used to contact Talona was Divination, which requires a sacrifice to the deity in question, worth at least 25gp.
Konsi thinks it's good etiquette to make your sacrifice something the deity would approve of. For example, when she contacted Selune, she crafted some art-piece quality functional navigational tools out of silver and used those as the component in the spell.
As Talona is the goddess of poison and decay, Konsi decided that a suitable "sacrifice" would be a bottle of lethal, slow acting poison. She spent a few days gathering appropriate herbs and mushrooms, made the poison, then promptly drank it to sacrifice it.
That sounds, uh, inadvisable.
You could absolutely just put 25 gold pieces in a pile and cast the spell, but Konsi's such a tryhard...
How much damage did she take from the poison?
I think it was something like 10d8, plus poisoned condition until removed.
The average damage on that is 45... Konsi OP