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<blockquote data-quote="Alzrius" data-source="post: 8312295" data-attributes="member: 8461">Well, Ravenloft had Ezra, who was actually presented as a deity of demigod rank in Dragon #359 (the final print issue).Likewise, while it was never published before the 2E line ended, Dregoth's Coruscation would have had him successfully becoming Athas's first true god if the PCs didn't stop him.That sounds like chant from the Athar to me, cutter.And Verminaard, don't forget. I was always struck by how he was a cleric of Takhisis before Goldmoon found the Disks of Mishakal.While it reiterated that Eberron has no gods, Keith Baker's article &quot;Eternal Evil: The Lords of Dust&quot; noted how the actual rakshasa rajahs' stats were built with the rules from the 3E <a href="https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/130333/Deities-and-Demigods-3e?affiliate_id=820" target="_blank">Deities and Demigods</a> (affiliate link).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Alzrius, post: 8312295, member: 8461"] Well, Ravenloft had Ezra, who was actually presented as a deity of demigod rank in [i]Dragon[/i] #359 (the final print issue). Likewise, while it was never published before the 2E line ended, Dregoth's Coruscation would have had him successfully becoming Athas's first true god if the PCs didn't stop him. That sounds like chant from the Athar to me, cutter. And Verminaard, don't forget. I was always struck by how he was a cleric of Takhisis before Goldmoon found the Disks of Mishakal. While it reiterated that Eberron has no gods, Keith Baker's article "Eternal Evil: The Lords of Dust" noted how the actual rakshasa rajahs' stats were built with the rules from the 3E [url=https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/130333/Deities-and-Demigods-3e?affiliate_id=820][i]Deities and Demigods[/i][/url] (affiliate link). [/QUOTE]

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