D&D 4E 4th edition deity stat blocks?

[BMaC]

I have the 4th edition Forgotten Realms Campaign Guide and it has a great section on pantheons. However, there are no stat blocks for deities. Is there a 4th edition source of stat blocks for deities or was 3rd edition's Faiths and Pantheons the last book to give deity stat blocks?

 

[Echohawk]

There isn't a single 4th edition source of deity stat blocks. Instead there are a handful of stat blocks in various sources. For example, here is Torog from the 4e Underdark book.

 

[Voadam]

A lot of 4e sourcebooks give one or two top tier stat blocks like a god or demon lord. Draconomicon I has Tiamat I believe which is one of the few that overlaps between core 4e and FR.

Some Dragon and Dungeon articles have them too. I remember an in depth article on 4e core Bane but he is more Ares than FR tyranny Bane.

 

[Matrix Sorcica]

@dave2008 wrote up most 4e deities back in the day. I have no idea if they're still available somewhere.

 

[Alzrius]

I'm pretty sure that there were a lot of stat blocks for the deities of the Forgotten Realms in some of the last adventures in D&D Encounters (the campaign about potentially redeeming Shar, if I recall correctly).

 

[Matrix Sorcica]

I'm pretty sure that there were a lot of stat blocks for the deities of the Forgotten Realms in some of the last adventures in D&D Encounters (the campaign about potentially redeeming Shar, if I recall correctly).

Yep. It was in the Living Forgotten Realms regime and not Encounters.
EPIC6-1 Confrontation in Shadow (freely downloadable)

 

[dave2008]

@dave2008 wrote up most 4e deities back in the day. I have no idea if they're still available somewhere.

You can download them from EnWorld here: 4e Epic Monster Updates

For @BMaC

 

[Zaukrie]

I miss Torog

 

[Undrave]

Early on in the edition's life the philosophy was that the gods were just too far beyond the heroes, even at level 30, that there was no use for a stat block. Or you were just not gonna fight them.

 

[Joshua Randall]

I miss Torog

I built up an entire campaign plot whereby all signs pointed to Torog as the big bad behind, well, all the badness. The party was tasked from early on to go visit Torog in person “when you’re strong enough.”

My players’ characters did eventually get strong enough but they noped out of visiting Torog. I made him too scary.