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Actually you can, there is a video game called Fight of Gods where you either play as Jesus or fight him. It's available on Nintendo Switch or Steam. Here is a video of Jesus fighting Moses in the game. You can fight or play Santa Claus too. With those six pact they kind of made Jesus hot too.

It's not gone folks, they didn't mention every city states or nation in each region. Heck they didn't name any at all in some of them. Doesn't mean me say The Vast or Hartsvale has been eliminated. Those were blurbs not comprehensive lists of independent regional powers.

I doubt that very much. It's more likely they now count it as part of Unther given that Enlil, the Untherite Head God saved both of their biggest cities and many Dragonborn refugees, and they took in Untherites who'd left Gilgeam's forces. It's kind of taking on the flavour of a civil war...

Looking at the DM Screens map again, I noticed the only location in the Old Empires Region noted by it, is the Untheric city of Messemprar. Messemprar was once the biggest city in Unther, but it had been in decline when a group called Northern Wizards had taken it over when Gilgeam died. After...

So Wookies are a playable species with their own God now in FR? 🤣

I'd honestly have just combined Aunoch into The North. That would have freed up one for Southern Faerun. But anyways given Altumbel is just made up anti elf bigots who left Aglarond and who have a history of angering Aglarond over piracy, perhaps Aglarond just straight up conquered it, fed up...

Wtf does God of the Way mean?

Halruaa doesn't seem to be part of a region sadly.

High Imaskar was in the Old Empires Region, Mulhorand specifically and got banished to extradimesional spaces & the Desert of Desolation when Mulhorand returned. Weirdly the area of the map that is colored for Arcane Empires does skim abit of Murghom I think.

If I remember right don't they get A Dragons egg? I really wonder what the other factions get that can compete with that.

That is a good point too. Honestly Old Empires Region seems to fit Magic Inniate Cleric well and Arcane Empires Magic Inniate Wizard well, but they could still get new origin feats instead or Ritual Caster.

What makes you say we are getting another UA so soon, just because the Survey is ending?

We saw a Spellfire origin feat. And it mentions Aglarond as Sorcerers. Although the description of the Spellfire Sorcerer subclass mentions Old Empires Region, although I would think Old Empires Region would get something more religious, divine magic in theme.

Yeah, cutting off some of the coolest nations in Faerun like Durpur, Luiren, Chult, etc... The Forgotten Lands are huge, including the none Arcane Empire nations of the Unapproachable East, with the Cold Lands, most of the Moonsea, The Vast, etc... Velhon Reach seems to include Turmish...

Seems like great Urban enemy in BG.

I bet someday that these DLC products get up into a compilation of sorts.

I believe Roll20 and possibly others will have it. Edit: Turns out I'm wrong, the DLC they appear to be Exclusive to Beyond. Roll20 has its own bonus goodies. Yes, it's part of FR, but it's not an exclusive relationship, it could have links elsewhere in the future, it's just FR so far in...

Oh Some like Eldath's & Lurue's Domains could be, maybe even likely will be. But others like City of Brightwater (Sune, Sharess, Tymora, llira, and maybe Waukeen's Domain, briefly I think Ilmater or Siamorphie set up shop there for a time in the past) will no doubt remain in their Outer...

On a very surface level The Domains of Delight mirror the Domains of Dread, in practice when you get into the details they are very different things, with very different purposes. Both are Demiplanes within an Echo plane and they have simular names, that is where the similarities or mirroring...

Well it certainly won't be part of Ravenloft, Spelljammer, or Planescape (which I think is really just the Outer Planes, not sure if the Inner Planes count as Planescape too). Really what is and isn't part of a particular setting is extremely fuzzy, because there really is in practice only one...