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<blockquote data-quote="ProfessorCirno" data-source="post: 4411651" data-attributes="member: 65637">1) It takes quite literally seconds to look something up in the book or online if you're curious about one of the gods.&nbsp; Not every campaign has every single god playing a big role - most campaigns won't have any gods playing a big role.&nbsp; They put their choice of deity on the character sheet, and if they're a cleric or paladin you briefly look it up to see general guidelines they should be acting on.&nbsp; If the new DM can't do that, then the new DM would find D&amp;D too boring to play anyways.2) That doesn't change the fact that the WAY the gods are being written out is horrendous.&nbsp; Again, Tyr killing Helm?&nbsp; Lathander becoming Amunator (despite his entire clergy denying this)?&nbsp; For that matter, HOW is he Amunator - Amunator is lawful neutral, which no longer exists.&nbsp; Unless he's now lawful good, which doesn't answer ANY of the questions, and just introduces so goddamn many more.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ProfessorCirno, post: 4411651, member: 65637"] 1) It takes quite literally [i]seconds[/i] to look something up in the book or online if you're curious about one of the gods. Not every campaign has every single god playing a big role - most campaigns won't have [i]any[/i] gods playing a big role. They put their choice of deity on the character sheet, and if they're a cleric or paladin you briefly look it up to see general guidelines they should be acting on. If the new DM can't do that, then the new DM would find D&D too boring to play anyways. 2) That doesn't change the fact that the WAY the gods are being written out is horrendous. Again, Tyr killing Helm? Lathander becoming Amunator (despite his entire clergy denying this)? For that matter, HOW is he Amunator - Amunator is lawful neutral, which no longer exists. Unless he's now lawful good, which doesn't answer ANY of the questions, and just introduces so goddamn many more. [/QUOTE]

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