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<blockquote data-quote="dcollins" data-source="post: 979412" data-attributes="member: 876">In the original Q1, Lolth was definitely a Lesser Goddess. Deity-level powers were given in a section called &quot;Optional Abilities: As a lesser goddess, Lolth has certain attributes common to all divine beings. The DM may choose not to use these in this module, since a properly-played Lolth will easily destroy most invaders.&quot; (p. 32)Note that this exists only in the supermodule republication, and not in the original Q1. In original AD&amp;D, if you managed to kill a god on their home plane, they were really, truly destroyed.You're probably thinking of Gygax's series of novels which spanned the time when he was ejected from TSR. He began the &quot;Greyhawk&quot; novels while at the company... and after his departure continued them under the &quot;Gord the Rogue&quot; trademark. In the last novel &quot;Dance of Demons&quot; Greyhawk is destroyed, but it was neither published by TSR not had the &quot;Greyhawk&quot; title on the cover.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dcollins, post: 979412, member: 876"] In the original Q1, Lolth was definitely a Lesser Goddess. Deity-level powers were given in a section called "Optional Abilities: As a lesser goddess, Lolth has certain attributes common to all divine beings. The DM may choose not to use these in this module, since a properly-played Lolth will easily destroy most invaders." (p. 32) Note that this exists only in the supermodule republication, and not in the original Q1. In original AD&D, if you managed to kill a god on their home plane, they were really, truly destroyed. You're probably thinking of Gygax's series of novels which spanned the time when he was ejected from TSR. He began the "Greyhawk" novels while at the company... and after his departure continued them under the "Gord the Rogue" trademark. In the last novel "Dance of Demons" Greyhawk is destroyed, but it was neither published by TSR not had the "Greyhawk" title on the cover. [/QUOTE]

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