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Yes Werewolves can harm each other. Like creatures can over come each other's immunities, unless stated elsewhere in the creature's bio. I guess I would in the minority here, but immunity means just that. If they can't be harmed by anything other than Silver or Magic, then that's it end of...

You don't "need", it but, it makes sense. Especially if there are other cultures or ethnic groups or races are on your world.

I've never been a fan of comments responded to out of context.

Well from from your last two comments, you and I no longer need converse.

I find Lovecraftian monsters to be the very foundation for many things. Sorry folks, but I like Immortals over Deities. Ergo my concept is always that of Mystara. That being said, I like to use the Marvel Comics (not movie universe) as something to borrow from. Basically the planet (ie the...

Some people already mentioned that stuff like an Advantage has to do with some particular response to an effect. Such as saving throws/DC's

Unfortunately we only have the campaign setting for the Abyss, and nothing for the nine hells. Tiamat rules(d) the first layer of the nine hells but not much in specifics.

Can I add my small and insignificant two cents? There is nothing wrong with having that many Overdieties. In fact we don't even know if such a concept exists in 5e do we? The only god that has stats is Tiamat, and then we have a campaign that later stats the Demon Lords, who don't look any...

Well it's not an issue of doing anything wrong, but I think most people like to know who is in charge whenever they join an organization or work for a company.

How do we know who is a moderator, if they don't have anything in their profile to distinguish them?

I agree, especially when the DM's lack the capacity to think beyond dungeons.

Already?? The game has only been out since 2014 or 2015. hmm. Was it just one person campaign? Frequency of play? I can't fathom this.

Can I just say something? Players have fun where they are challenged and aren't limited by the imagination or desires of the DM. Most DMs are intimidated by high level characters, and in the case of Immortals, terrified. They don't want to look inept or incompetent having put forth challenges...

IMHO, if Marvel and DC have been able to allow all of the mythological gods to co-exist, there is no reason a DM cannot.

That's great. I had always figured Muspelheim was possibly how the old Norse described the hot Arab deserts

I believe this is only pertaining Immortal player character only, and how he wrapped around some of the ideas from the old Companion set (and other publications) to fit the Immortals. Makes sense since Immortals are represented on earth by Kings and Emperors. The rules mostly cover material...

The new Immortal rules revised and replaced almost all of old rules. I sincerely hope that you are just needing clarification. Power points: Yes they both have them. The rules previously had more power points given to PC who's mortal characters were MU's, the revised rules gave them all the...

I didn't not describe Immortals from the original set at all. Different creatures.

Okay before this gets moved to a different thread, I think this stands alone because I am referring to the new Immortal rules, not the old BECMI rules referred to on this website. In addition some of the threads refer to Highlander type Immortals. The Immortal set I am referring to from here...

I think this was a rhetorical question, but since you brought up my favorite character class, I am compelled to talk about it. :) Much of your original post talks about challenges for characters and how some monsters are not so much of a threat as they present conditions/traps (ie save or die...