Primordial stats

[dave2008]

To simplify things:
Greater gods are CR 36-40 (soft limit) with 3 mythic stages, 4 in realm
Then there are elder gods, overgods, etc.
Primordials range a lot, but they average in the 40s, with ?4 mythic stages and 5 in their realm. They also have a "colossal parts" trait where they have one main stat block and multiple smaller ones, because they often don't fit even the Colossal size trait.
I like to label a Colossal Parts creature "Titanic".

I'm actually changing it to Titanic Parts as I am updating them.

 

[Drazen]

Are you looking for 4e or 5e stats? Some of the primordials got official stats in 4e, but none have in 5e. I am in process of updated my Epic Updates to a new thread: 5e Monster Updates: Mythic, Epic, and Hardcore Monsters , and I will eventually add many of these. As the lore in 4e didn't actually match the stat blocks (Maul-Tar was lvl 35, yet one of the 3 gods it took to capture it was lvl 36 and Moridan was supposedly lvl 40 ), I am giving some primordials a huge boost to match the original 4e lore better.

probably 3.5, but 4e if their is no choice between the two

 

[dave2008]

probably 3.5, but 4e if their is no choice between the two

OK, they were not even a thing in 3.5e, so that is probably going to be difficult to find. I skipped that edition so I am not familiar with it enough to do conversions. Sorry. The 4e stat blocks are scattered around, here area some I am familiar with:

Maul-Tar, Dragon #370
Solkara, Plans of Chaos
Ogremoch, Monster Manual III
Imix, Monster Manual III
Olyhydra, Dungeon #199
Yan-C-Bin, Dungeon #199
Cryonax, Dragon #421
Blazing Rorn the Fury, Forgotten Realms Campaign Guide
Pinaroth(sp), Revenge of the Giants
Balcoth, Dungeon #178