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<blockquote data-quote="AMG" data-source="post: 338747" data-attributes="member: 7065">It may seem like LV 500 is a huge number,but becoming a God is like the &quot;end-game.&quot; I consider it the final chapter in a PC's (playable) life. If they defeat one of the Gods and take their place, that PC becomes part of the realm forever. &nbsp; &nbsp; I've been a DM since 1988. I have created 8 complete realms, each with their own pantheon filled with Gods. I don't have any &quot;book Gods.&quot; I created every one of them. &nbsp; &nbsp; Most players think of it as a final goal that they can reach when they are ready to retire a character. It gives PC's something to shoot for. Instead of just tossing the character sheet aside when they are done.&nbsp; &nbsp; In the end, it gives player a chance to see what all those years of hard work was for. So when they create a new character they know their old one is still there in the realm. They can even choose to worship their old character and recieve some perks from the &quot;young God.&quot;-AMG-</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AMG, post: 338747, member: 7065"] It may seem like LV 500 is a huge number, but becoming a God is like the "end-game." I consider it the final chapter in a PC's (playable) life. If they defeat one of the Gods and take their place, that PC becomes part of the realm forever. I've been a DM since 1988. I have created 8 complete realms, each with their own pantheon filled with Gods. I don't have any "book Gods." I created every one of them. Most players think of it as a final goal that they can reach when they are ready to retire a character. It gives PC's something to shoot for. Instead of just tossing the character sheet aside when they are done. In the end, it gives player a chance to see what all those years of hard work was for. So when they create a new character they know their old one is still there in the realm. They can even choose to worship their old character and recieve some perks from the "young God." -AMG- [/QUOTE]

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