Dining with the gods.
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the Jester
Legend
OD&D had Gods, Demigods and Heroes.
BECMI had Wrath of the Immortals, which at least detailed how to become an immortal.
1e had Deities & Demigods, later called Legends & Lore (blech). Also, stats for a couple gods appeared in ToEE.
2e had a bunch of Forgotten Realms stuff and scattered stats for deities' avatars here and there. And prolly stats for Iuz in a module somewhere.
3e had Deities & Demigods[/ki], but it sucked if you were using epic rules too.
4e has deities' stats here and there throughout.
jonesy
A Wicked Kendragon
Don't forget the BECMI Immortal Rules set.
Greenfield
Adventurer
Back in 1e I used to occasionally encounter players who "killed all the gods" with their awesome characters.
Okay, it wasn't "occasionally", it was every week at the local game club. We had a munchkin infestation.
I ran the occasional game for them, where I made them play by the rules (the horror). One rule I loved pointing out to them (though I never had to actually use it) was in the early pages of the Deities & Demigods where it said something to the effect of, "The DM should adjust the power of the gods as needed to keep them above mortal characters".
Like I said though, I never had to actually change the deity powers, just play them as if they had more than two brain cells working.
Okay, it wasn't "occasionally", it was every week at the local game club. We had a munchkin infestation.
I ran the occasional game for them, where I made them play by the rules (the horror). One rule I loved pointing out to them (though I never had to actually use it) was in the early pages of the Deities & Demigods where it said something to the effect of, "The DM should adjust the power of the gods as needed to keep them above mortal characters".
Like I said though, I never had to actually change the deity powers, just play them as if they had more than two brain cells working.
Rhun
First Post
Try Amazon or ebay. You can probably buy them there.
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