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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Garthanos" data-source="post: 4843952" data-attributes="member: 82504">"traditional is a matter of opinion" -and for me it is about the player being aware there is a game world with actual rules of its own. In my game players can indeed help come up with brand new deities if they want.  But once something is reasonably defined.. it needs to behave according to its own consistent rules.If we use a god defined in D&D like Corellian let us not try blessing a hammer in his name... it just doesnt work for me... As yoda might say , bland "every cleric using a hammer" Is . And priests running around with symbols of there adversaries or  rival deities... is wow. All that said I am still pretty much, a "figure out a way for this to make sense and we will go with it.". ie go ahead and tell me a story how your characters village had a heretical tale about how Corellian forged his sword with a hammer he stole from the Dwarf god and given your thieving emphasis this stolen weapon more represents Corellian than any sword.Should I now accuse you have having a completely bland game world?</blockquote>