WayneLigon
Adventurer
Agent Oracle said:
From the old illustrations I remember, she has a human female's body and a lobsters head and claws.
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Which DND God would you worship?
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From the old illustrations I remember, she has a human female's body and a lobsters head and claws.
Belmont20xx
First Post
Fharlanghn in Greyhawk, Shaundakul in the Realms, Traveler in Eberron.
wingsandsword
Legend
In the Forgotten Realms, probably Mystra. If I'm living in a world where magic is that real and quantifiable, I'd probably end up with them. Lathander would be good too: Dawn, the Sun, Life and Healing, all very good things and things I feel strongly about.
If in Dragonlance, I'd probably end up as a Mystic, and owe no specific allegiance to a deity. The Krynnish gods leave and return so often that their crystal sphere practically has a revolving door, better to rely on the divinity within. That and I think the Mystic class is cool and should be in the core rules (they really need a core spontaneous divine caster).
On Greyhawk, probably Pelor, for much the same reasons as Lathander above (I think at one point they even said that Pelorites visiting the Realms get their spells granted by Lathander, and vice versa, and that the two deities quietly worked out such a deal and are on very good terms on the Outer Planes)
Among the Olympian deities, I would certainly say it would be Athena: A deity of Knowledge, Civilization, and Tactics.
If in Dragonlance, I'd probably end up as a Mystic, and owe no specific allegiance to a deity. The Krynnish gods leave and return so often that their crystal sphere practically has a revolving door, better to rely on the divinity within. That and I think the Mystic class is cool and should be in the core rules (they really need a core spontaneous divine caster).
On Greyhawk, probably Pelor, for much the same reasons as Lathander above (I think at one point they even said that Pelorites visiting the Realms get their spells granted by Lathander, and vice versa, and that the two deities quietly worked out such a deal and are on very good terms on the Outer Planes)
Among the Olympian deities, I would certainly say it would be Athena: A deity of Knowledge, Civilization, and Tactics.
Torm
Explorer
I'd like to give shout outs bigtime to Darth K'Trava, Henry, and Sledge for thinking of Me. +1 to attacks and saves for the rest of the day for the three of you. 
As for what deities I like to give My total and unswerving devotion to, I'd have to mention Tyr, Ilmater, and of course, Mystra, and little Sune. It's A Kind Of Magic.
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As for what deities I like to give My total and unswerving devotion to, I'd have to mention Tyr, Ilmater, and of course, Mystra, and little Sune. It's A Kind Of Magic.
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....I'd favor Pelor if it was D&D gods are the only real gods and I couldn't take the Aesir
Pelor is NG -- my alignment of choice -- supports Paladins and Holy Liberators as needed and even regular joes (CG, LG,N,NG) Sun and Healing and Good aren't the most poweful domains but I'd be OK with em
Pelor is NG -- my alignment of choice -- supports Paladins and Holy Liberators as needed and even regular joes (CG, LG,N,NG) Sun and Healing and Good aren't the most poweful domains but I'd be OK with em
