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Question about Quasi-Deities

Bartmanhomer

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If a charcthers ascends to a divine rank of 0? (If a level 30 NG female human cleric ascends to quasi-deity) Would she be considered a god or half-god? :confused:
 

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Xombie Master

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Do you use a campaign setting, or your own world. In Forgotten Realms for example I don't think you count as a god until you gain a portfolio and followers. You may be god level in abilities but in the Realms your power is determined by your strength and number of your followers.
 



Sejs

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Personally, I'd say Divine Rank 0 would be a Demi-God. More than mortal, but not actually a proper God. No portfolio, no divine mandates, no ability to give paradox the finger and say "I'm a diety, I don't have to deal with you", nothing like that.

Likewise, I'd say that DivRank 0 is the glass ceiling for ascended heroes, children of gods, upraised divine servants, etc. You either are a God or you arn't, and if you arn't, you can't become one just by putting in extra hours at the office and gunning for a promotion. Mortals and their ilk can Become, but actual Gods just Are.
 





Alzrius

The EN World kitten
Quasi-deities really straddle the line between being a god and not being one. For example, all deities, even divine rank 0 ones, have at least three domains. But you need to be divine rank 1 to grant spells (which is one of the most common godly activities).

If you have a level 30 DvR 0 cleric (of an existing deity), I think considering them a saint (or apostle, or what have you) is the best way to go. They're more than mortal, but not even a demigod.
 

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