D&D 5E (2014) 5E Survivor - Deities Final Round: Anubis Wins!

[Tallifer]

Anubis 55 -2 =53
Athena 54
Boccob 51
Lugh Lámfada 26
Odin 52 +1 =53
Olladra 36
Selune 49
Yondalla 44

 

[OB1]

Anubis 53
Athena 54-2=52 (I like Athena, but don't think a historical pantheon god should win the ultimate D&D survivor battle of the gods)
Boccob 51+1=52
Lugh Lámfada 26
Odin 53
Olladra 36
Selune 49
Yondalla 44

 

[Riley]

Anubis 53
Athena 52+1=53
Boccob 52
Lugh Lámfada 26
Odin 53
Olladra 36
Selune 49
Yondalla 44-2=42

As an old fart who cut his teeth on D&D in the 1e Deities and Demigods era (before most unique D&D gods were published), I love the classic mythological gods as D&D gods.

Some of the new gods are good too, though.

 

[CleverNickName]

Anubis 53
Athena 53
Boccob 52
Lugh Lámfada 26-2=24
Odin 53
Olladra 36
Selune 49+1=50
Yondalla 42

 

[el-remmen]

How in the name of Hastur's Three-Corner Hat did Selune get back up to 50?

Anubis 53 +1 = 54
Athena 53
Boccob 52
Lugh Lámfada 24
Odin 53 - 2 = 51
Olladra 36
Selune 50
Yondalla 42

 

[Riley]

How in the name of Hastur's Three-Corner Hat did Selune get back up to 50?

She's always been around there.

She's the Forgotten Realms champion. Perhaps you're thinking of 4e's version of Sehanine?

 

[DeviousQuail]

Anubis 54
Athena 53
Boccob 50
Lugh Lámfada 24
Odin 52
Olladra 36
Selune 50
Yondalla 42

 

[Maxperson]

Anubis 55
Athena 53
Boccob 50
Lugh Lámfada 24
Odin 52
Olladra 34
Selune 50
Yondalla 42

 

[el-remmen]

She's always been around there.

She's the Forgotten Realms champion. Perhaps you're thinking of 4e's version of Sehanine?

You're right. But in my defense, who the heck can tell second rate moon goddesses apart?

 

[Cadence]

Anubis 55
Athena 53
Boccob 50-2=48
Lugh Lámfada 24
Odin 52
Olladra 34
Selune 50
Yondalla 42+1=43