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<blockquote data-quote="Chaosmancer" data-source="post: 7157308" data-attributes="member: 6801228">See, I disagree there are &quot;insufficient safety valves&quot; because by the time of 5e the Standard Operating Procedure of DnD has been well established for many decades. &quot;The DM, with input from the players, decides what is true at their table for their game.&quot; Call is Rule Zero, Page 44, or No Duh Sherlock but Homebrew is so accepted by the community that if your DM says &quot;I've got a homebrew setting&quot; no one is terribly shocked by this. The fact that the 5e PHB does not include a line about picking a domain to worship an idea is something I need to constantly double check, because it is such an obvious thing to me that it's lack never sticks. And, despite it not being there, I still fully expect a lot of DM's and tables play it as such. I don't think we need a line in any of the books saying &quot;your setting can have as many or as few gods (up to and including zero) as you want&quot; because it is a given that a homebrewing DM makes that determination for themselves, you don't need permission to homebrew.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chaosmancer, post: 7157308, member: 6801228"] See, I disagree there are "insufficient safety valves" because by the time of 5e the Standard Operating Procedure of DnD has been well established for many decades. "The DM, with input from the players, decides what is true at their table for their game." Call is Rule Zero, Page 44, or No Duh Sherlock but Homebrew is so accepted by the community that if your DM says "I've got a homebrew setting" no one is terribly shocked by this. The fact that the 5e PHB does not include a line about picking a domain to worship an idea is something I need to constantly double check, because it is such an obvious thing to me that it's lack never sticks. And, despite it not being there, I still fully expect a lot of DM's and tables play it as such. I don't think we need a line in any of the books saying "your setting can have as many or as few gods (up to and including zero) as you want" because it is a given that a homebrewing DM makes that determination for themselves, you don't need permission to homebrew. [/QUOTE]

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