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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dave2008" data-source="post: 9651084" data-attributes="member: 83242">OK, so what you are calling ranks is more like levels in my system and what I call rank is more like tiers in tour system.  I have 5 levels per rank so 50 levels total (in theory - there is nothing that has reached those levels). Each rank in my setting is a 10x jump in power. So, all things being equal, a greater deity is 10x more powerful than an intermediate deity and 100x more powerful than a lesser deity etc.I was always making a 5e successor to the Immortals rules, that is why I went with those ranks / tiers that I did.Immortals Player's GuideInitiate is just a pseudo-level and each rank after has 5 levels.[ATTACH=full]404360[/ATTACH]Wrath of the Immortals (update to Immortals Rules). It added levels to Initiate rank (making them true immortals) and made each rank 6 levels. This makes 36 levels match the 36 mortal levels.[ATTACH=full]404361[/ATTACH]I'm splitting the difference: Giving the Initiate tier levels, but only 5 levels per rank.</blockquote>