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<blockquote data-quote="Green Knight" data-source="post: 3862315" data-attributes="member: 2723">It's possible. But I imagine that they'll remain mostly as they are, in that they'll be able to fight and kill each other (And the deific rankings appear to be staying, as the only deific realms that survive the spellplague are the ones which belongs to Greater Gods. And in 4E, there is a change which seems to reinforce the concept of the divine rankings, as Lesser and Intermediate gods are just servitors to the Greater Gods). &nbsp;After all, the changes made to the Forgotten Realms are predicated on the idea that gods can kill each other. Cyric was able to kill Mystra. Tyr killed Helm. By comparison, Bane killing Bahamut would be a comparatively easy task. And if Bahamut is supposed to be Bane's primary foe, then he needs to be able to stand up against him in case Bane shows up on his doorstep of a mind to commit some deicide. And if the only reason Bahamut is able to survive is because Bane's got bigger and meaner opponents to worry about, then Bahamut isn't really his nemesis, then, is he? And if he's a Lesser God, then what Greater God does he serve?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Green Knight, post: 3862315, member: 2723"] It's possible. But I imagine that they'll remain mostly as they are, in that they'll be able to fight and kill each other (And the deific rankings appear to be staying, as the only deific realms that survive the spellplague are the ones which belongs to Greater Gods. And in 4E, there is a change which seems to reinforce the concept of the divine rankings, as Lesser and Intermediate gods are just servitors to the Greater Gods). After all, the changes made to the Forgotten Realms are predicated on the idea that gods can kill each other. Cyric was able to kill Mystra. Tyr killed Helm. By comparison, Bane killing Bahamut would be a comparatively easy task. And if Bahamut is supposed to be Bane's primary foe, then he needs to be able to stand up against him in case Bane shows up on his doorstep of a mind to commit some deicide. And if the only reason Bahamut is able to survive is because Bane's got bigger and meaner opponents to worry about, then Bahamut isn't really his nemesis, then, is he? And if he's a Lesser God, then what Greater God does he serve? [/QUOTE]

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