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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RoughCoronet0" data-source="post: 8345763" data-attributes="member: 7031665">I voted a fair bit myself. I do like using a lot of the official lore for D&D, but that lore comes from bits and pieces from various editions and sources. 4e's Dawn Wars, 3e's dragon lore from the Draconomicon, 4e Dragonborn lore, Eberron concepts for magictek, Theros's piety system, various bits from different Dragon magazines and obscure bits of lore all around. However, I love mixing things up as well. My pantheon is all my own making, as the gods abandoned what they thought was a ruined world after the Dawn Wars. The powerful god-like beings that were left behind took over the mantle of gods and work to keep the plane stable and keep the forces that govern the world running. There is no outer plane or inner plane, the Ethereal plane has been melded with parts of the Astral Sea and Elemental chaos and the god-like beings created their own demiplanes in the Ether to reside when they aren't physically walking on the material plane (because giant kaiju god creatures are awesome). I also have various monsters identical to their official counterparts and several that are very different and unique.</blockquote>