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Favorite D&D Deity?
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Serendipity
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Zagyg the Mad, all the way.
steeldragons
Steeliest of the dragons
I have and use my own pantheon for my homebrew campaign setting of Orea. A few favorites inthere but they won't mean anything to anyone who doesn't look at my blog.
For, straight up, D&D published deities...hmmm, that's tough.
I'm a big fan of the demi-humans, so Yondalla and Corellon get big thumbs up.
Had a cool elfin ranger-cleric (in the late 1e/early 2e days) of Solonor Thelandira (elf god of hunting & archery from the 1e UA).
In Greyhawk I'm prone to Ehlonna...seeing a pattern yet?
Other than my own...that's about it.
For, straight up, D&D published deities...hmmm, that's tough.
I'm a big fan of the demi-humans, so Yondalla and Corellon get big thumbs up.
Had a cool elfin ranger-cleric (in the late 1e/early 2e days) of Solonor Thelandira (elf god of hunting & archery from the 1e UA).
In Greyhawk I'm prone to Ehlonna...seeing a pattern yet?
Other than my own...that's about it.
TerraDave
5ever, or until 2024
As is usually the case with these things...the ones I make myself (and fantasy gods and religions--including those that eschew gods--are some of my favorite home brewing).
However, to be a good sport...Boccob and Zagyg for their ammorality and links to castle greyhawk, Orcus, for being one of the first unique and most iconic D&D beings and lord of the undead, making him very useful to the DM, Tharizdun, because of the role of played in my past campaigns--though I don't like all the revisions bolted on to his mythology. Speaking of which...
Cthulhu has to be the all time greatest "official" D&D deity
As for Asmodeus, we all know he is number 2...
However, to be a good sport...Boccob and Zagyg for their ammorality and links to castle greyhawk, Orcus, for being one of the first unique and most iconic D&D beings and lord of the undead, making him very useful to the DM, Tharizdun, because of the role of played in my past campaigns--though I don't like all the revisions bolted on to his mythology. Speaking of which...
Cthulhu has to be the all time greatest "official" D&D deity
As for Asmodeus, we all know he is number 2...
tuxgeo
Adventurer
For rollicking ooog times, Fharlanghn; but also maybe Oghma or Olidammara.
Their Celerity, Luck, and Trickery domains are useful. Fharlanghn also has Travel and Weather; he wanders the Prime Material plane, so there's a chance that some player characters might meet him.
None of my 4E characters worship any of those, of course. . . .
Their Celerity, Luck, and Trickery domains are useful. Fharlanghn also has Travel and Weather; he wanders the Prime Material plane, so there's a chance that some player characters might meet him.
None of my 4E characters worship any of those, of course. . . .
Storminator
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Very fond of the Traveler from Eberron. My last PC was a cleric of Kord that was a ton of fun.
I always wanted to do a campaign that was a bunch of Kord followers that wandered the uncivilized frontier, dispensing rough justice and doing the right thing in a lawless land. Kinda like a biker gang of heroes.
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I always wanted to do a campaign that was a bunch of Kord followers that wandered the uncivilized frontier, dispensing rough justice and doing the right thing in a lawless land. Kinda like a biker gang of heroes.
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