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<blockquote data-quote="Mirrorrorrim" data-source="post: 9514759" data-attributes="member: 7040132">Good gods and religions with any kind of real influence in a magical fantasy world should really change the quality of life of the commonfolk. Gods are real, man. I'm tired of the trope of good religions not actually being good, and taking advantage of the population. They aren't all &quot;businesses&quot; that the common folk have to pay for, else be left out in the cold.In my campaign, the &quot;good&quot; faiths in good realms have collaborated with each other and druids to make a bit a socialized system where the population is better provided with clean water, food staples, and shelter. Hungry? You can at least get something in a food line, if not a hall on temple grounds for people to get free lunches. Less suffering, less crime and evil.In more selfish realms, people care less about the welfare of other sentient folk, and there is more suffering. You know... like in our world.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mirrorrorrim, post: 9514759, member: 7040132"] Good gods and religions with any kind of real influence in a magical fantasy world should really change the quality of life of the commonfolk. Gods are real, man. I'm tired of the trope of good religions not actually being good, and taking advantage of the population. They aren't all "businesses" that the common folk have to pay for, else be left out in the cold. In my campaign, the "good" faiths in good realms have collaborated with each other and druids to make a bit a socialized system where the population is better provided with clean water, food staples, and shelter. Hungry? You can at least get something in a food line, if not a hall on temple grounds for people to get free lunches. Less suffering, less crime and evil. In more selfish realms, people care less about the welfare of other sentient folk, and there is more suffering. You know... like in our world. [/QUOTE]

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