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<blockquote data-quote="Tzarevitch" data-source="post: 908520" data-attributes="member: 1792">Perhaps this is left over from my Planescape days but one does not pop up on their god's doorstep and receive an audience just to shoot the breeze or something. Mortals NEVER receive a direct audience with their deity without the deity specifically requesting it. Also, if he &quot;just got&quot; the planeshift spell he is probably not nearly as high in Bane's favor as he thinks he is despite what Bane may say in commune spells. Personaly I think the CEO analogy is applicable. At best he'll get a meeting with a divine minion or proxy assuming he can get an appointment or has a VERY pressing need. I would have him arrve with Planeshift's usual very high rate of inaccuracy and then make an appointment and sit in line to speak with some lesser divine minion. I also agree with Celebrim that the character needs to be reminded of exactly who it is he worships. Tzarevitch</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tzarevitch, post: 908520, member: 1792"] Perhaps this is left over from my Planescape days but one does not pop up on their god's doorstep and receive an audience just to shoot the breeze or something. Mortals NEVER receive a direct audience with their deity without the deity specifically requesting it. Also, if he "just got" the planeshift spell he is probably not nearly as high in Bane's favor as he thinks he is despite what Bane may say in commune spells. Personaly I think the CEO analogy is applicable. At best he'll get a meeting with a divine minion or proxy assuming he can get an appointment or has a VERY pressing need. I would have him arrve with Planeshift's usual very high rate of inaccuracy and then make an appointment and sit in line to speak with some lesser divine minion. I also agree with Celebrim that the character needs to be reminded of exactly who it is he worships. Tzarevitch [/QUOTE]

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