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Message: <blockquote data-quote="drjones" data-source="post: 6350529" data-attributes="member: 62944">One thing that was kind of muddled in the D&D adaptation of pantheism is that many pantheists didn't necessarily worship a particular god or any at all, they were just part of the world and the reason things like seasons and thunderstorms happened.  You might want to sacrifice to one or the other in hopes of some favor, but that did not mean you were a follower of that deity in the modern sense.I'd say in D&D world it is perfectly reasonable to be agnostic, sure clerics can perform miracles at the drop of a hat but so can wizards and warlocks so who knows if the gods exists or are what they seem.  Atheism would be pretty weird.. although as I type that I am envisioning a monastic order that is founded on a philosophy that all gods are actually malign extra-planar beings manipulating the lives of mortals and must be cast down one by one to free the world.  Hmm, Order of the Empty Sky?</blockquote>