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<blockquote data-quote="EarthSeraphEdna" data-source="post: 3891161" data-attributes="member: 49309">That might be a bit hard to do. The forest was brought down by a pair of greater deity-level creatures, but not without a challenging fight. There's going to be a major &quot;mook effect&quot; if it's just a bunch of divine shamblers and treants, and U_K's research (<a href="http://www.immortalshandbook.com/freestuff18.htm" target="_blank">www.immortalshandbook.com/freestuff18.htm</a>) shows that low-CR enemies become irrelevant after a certain point, even if you send literally thousands of them.However, I'd still want there to be a unifying factor. Perhaps the real &quot;creature&quot; is a Titanic-sized, Greater Deity, 115 HD Orcwort (Monster Manual 2), or alternatively, a Great^9 Wyrm Timber Dragon. The 50-kilometer mobile platform of soil that forms the forest itself could be one of its artifacts (or even all of its artifacts together), just as how Galactus has a planet-sized spaceship as a technological artifact. Einnashe's grave tree could specialize in using Adjuration to summon all sorts of paragon plant creatures, and its divine aura could extend to the entire platform.Wait, how about if a 115 HD Greater Deity took enough Divine Immensities to bump its size up to Mega-Fine? It's going to have TERRIBLE AC and attack rolls with that -32,768 size modifier though. How does Algol, supposedly the size of a star being a sentient star himself, manage to pull it off? Or is he simply just a regular-sized Old One with a divine aura the size of a star?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="EarthSeraphEdna, post: 3891161, member: 49309"] That might be a bit hard to do. The forest was brought down by a pair of greater deity-level creatures, but not without a challenging fight. There's going to be a major "mook effect" if it's just a bunch of divine shamblers and treants, and U_K's research ([url]www.immortalshandbook.com/freestuff18.htm[/url]) shows that low-CR enemies become irrelevant after a certain point, even if you send literally thousands of them. However, I'd still want there to be a unifying factor. Perhaps the real "creature" is a Titanic-sized, Greater Deity, 115 HD Orcwort (Monster Manual 2), or alternatively, a Great^9 Wyrm Timber Dragon. The 50-kilometer mobile platform of soil that forms the forest itself could be one of its artifacts (or even all of its artifacts together), just as how Galactus has a planet-sized spaceship as a technological artifact. Einnashe's grave tree could specialize in using Adjuration to summon all sorts of paragon plant creatures, and its divine aura could extend to the entire platform. Wait, how about if a 115 HD Greater Deity took enough Divine Immensities to bump its size up to Mega-Fine? It's going to have TERRIBLE AC and attack rolls with that -32,768 size modifier though. How does Algol, supposedly the size of a star being a sentient star himself, manage to pull it off? Or is he simply just a regular-sized Old One with a divine aura the size of a star? [/QUOTE]

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