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<blockquote data-quote="Celebrim" data-source="post: 4931205" data-attributes="member: 4937"><p>1st Edition Deities & Demigods version.</p><p></p><p>1) Obtain followers.</p><p>2) Obtain power roughly comparable to a demigod, which according to the guidelines would be roughly twice the normal 'high level' characters in your world. In my campaign, being 30th level would about do it. In FR, I suppose you'd need to be about 60th.</p><p>3) Convince your followers you are a god and that you should be worshipped.</p><p>4) Wait a few decades to accumulate enough numina (personably, to gods what XP is to mortals) to actually act like a god, while trying not to get destroyed by any actual dieties or similarly powerful beings.</p><p>5) Proliferate your worship while trying not to get more powerful gods angry at you.</p><p></p><p>Killing a god and taking his spot wouldn't do it, although it would go a long way toward fulfilling #3 and would obviously satisfy #2. You kill a god, all it really means is that the dieties numina and sphere of influence is up for grabs for whoever could take it. Persumably, the slayer would be able to take a first cut of the profits, but you'd have to know how (and I'm the DM and even I don't know how, because its never come up). Slaying a god is also a bad start on #5 though.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Celebrim, post: 4931205, member: 4937"] 1st Edition Deities & Demigods version. 1) Obtain followers. 2) Obtain power roughly comparable to a demigod, which according to the guidelines would be roughly twice the normal 'high level' characters in your world. In my campaign, being 30th level would about do it. In FR, I suppose you'd need to be about 60th. 3) Convince your followers you are a god and that you should be worshipped. 4) Wait a few decades to accumulate enough numina (personably, to gods what XP is to mortals) to actually act like a god, while trying not to get destroyed by any actual dieties or similarly powerful beings. 5) Proliferate your worship while trying not to get more powerful gods angry at you. Killing a god and taking his spot wouldn't do it, although it would go a long way toward fulfilling #3 and would obviously satisfy #2. You kill a god, all it really means is that the dieties numina and sphere of influence is up for grabs for whoever could take it. Persumably, the slayer would be able to take a first cut of the profits, but you'd have to know how (and I'm the DM and even I don't know how, because its never come up). Slaying a god is also a bad start on #5 though. [/QUOTE]
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