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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Alzrius" data-source="post: 4074106" data-attributes="member: 8461">Just to be clear, there's a lot of incorrect answers floating around here.Oi, Ltheb, you know better. The Lady of Pain is, by the D&Dg system, beyond a rank 20 deity; likewise, rank 20 deities are very powerful greater gods, but not omnipotent. A rank 0 deity is a quasi-deity (aka a hero-deity), though they can't grant spells. Creatures with no divine rank ("--" as opposed to "0") aren't gods in any sense.A rank 1-5 deity is a demigod.A rank 6-10 deity is a lesser god.A rank 11-15 deity is an intermediate god.A rank 16-20 deity is a greater god.A rank 21+ deity is an overgod (and beyond stats in Deities and Demigods).As Ltheb mentioned, Upper_Krust's work (though his company, Eternity Publishing, and specifically through The Immortal's Handbook: Ascension, due out in a few weeks) redefines the scale of divine ranks, making it much larger and much more inclusive.For an example of a god that uses Upper_Krust's system, check out the stats I made for <a href="http://d20npcs.wikia.com/wiki/Death%2C_CR_373" target="_blank">Death itself</a> (divine rank 48).</blockquote>