| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| Janusunaj02-12-08, 10:49 PM | How powerful would St Evans, from Breath of Fire II, be in Dungeons and Dragons? Bear in mind he has a global religion. |
| AaronDireBear02-12-08, 10:52 PM | He's a demon lord with a god complex, not an actual deity. |
| Janusunaj02-12-08, 10:54 PM | He has a very very large religion though.... |
| zeratulcraft02-12-08, 11:32 PM | Yeah, demon lord with a god complex. It does not matter if you are worshiped by thousands, without the divine spark you gain nothing from it, aside more than willing servants for your nefarious plots. |
| The Ubbergeek02-13-08, 01:37 AM | How powerful would St Evans, from Breath of Fire II, be in Dungeons and Dragons? Bear in mind he has a global religion. For some reasons, while they are not similar, I'd use Eltab from FR.... |
| sciborg302-14-08, 02:46 PM | In 3e Deities and Demigods, it stated that gods did not need worshippers for their power. This however has been questioned in varied sources, and the consistent answer doesn't exist in 3e. (Nor did it in 2e, as Planescape differed from the preceding Monster Mythology on this.) Questionably certain Abyssal lords become gods by acquiring a worshipper base. So if there is a large religion, one might become a lesser or demipower and work their way from there. |