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<blockquote data-quote="Waylander the Slayer" data-source="post: 5619627" data-attributes="member: 1830">Sounds like a personal vanity project:From reading through this thread, its apparent that:1. You've created the &quot;story&quot; with your character as the uber power who cant be touched and who defines what can and cannot happen.2. You asked one DM to run this; thankfully for his sanity, he stepped aside.3. You asked another DM to run this; he tried to actually challenge the party; after all a DM does know more of what is going on than you do, since you are playing in &quot;his&quot; setting (if he is running it, it is his setting, and therefore liable to his input).4. You have a problem with Step 3 above because it's not running according to the course you plotted for your character, plus &quot;others&quot; (i see little mention of your &quot;non gods&quot; who are more powerful than gods), and came here to claim subversion of rules by your GM (heck, if you subsumed the negative energy plane, it could very well subsume you and make you into &quot;planscape&quot;), of killing of all the gods, and from what i can gather, the final scene being a &quot;f you&quot; to your characters daddy (i am not going to read into this more than that).5. Since you have it plotted out as well as you have, just run it for yourself, or together, and kill things and &quot;win.&quot; Sort of like playing video games in god mode- i think the issue you have with this is that you won't &quot;win&quot; unless there is a semblence of&nbsp; someone to &quot;defeat.&quot; Not sure what i can say about that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Waylander the Slayer, post: 5619627, member: 1830"] Sounds like a personal vanity project: From reading through this thread, its apparent that: 1. You've created the "story" with your character as the uber power who cant be touched and who defines what can and cannot happen. 2. You asked one DM to run this; thankfully for his sanity, he stepped aside. 3. You asked another DM to run this; he tried to actually challenge the party; after all a DM does know more of what is going on than you do, since you are playing in "his" setting (if he is running it, it is his setting, and therefore liable to his input). 4. You have a problem with Step 3 above because it's not running according to the course you plotted for your character, plus "others" (i see little mention of your "non gods" who are more powerful than gods), and came here to claim subversion of rules by your GM (heck, if you subsumed the negative energy plane, it could very well subsume you and make you into "planscape"), of killing of all the gods, and from what i can gather, the final scene being a "f you" to your characters daddy (i am not going to read into this more than that). 5. Since you have it plotted out as well as you have, just run it for yourself, or together, and kill things and "win." Sort of like playing video games in god mode- i think the issue you have with this is that you won't "win" unless there is a semblence of someone to "defeat." Not sure what i can say about that. [/QUOTE]

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