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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fallen Seraph" data-source="post: 4114717" data-attributes="member: 57894">I have always viewed Destiny as something that is in flux, it is that little thing that is always one-step ahead of you.Destiny is the only true omnipresence in D&D. It is something that sees everything you will do, may do, and when. It sees what your true Destiny is, us as people may believe our Destiny lays in for your example slaying the great evil. But it truly wasn't it could be...-The journey to do so leads you to impact the lives of those around you, sending them to do great things.-You discover something in your journey to defeat the great evil that alters the world.-After the death of the great evil, circumstances change and sets in motion your true destiny.Those are just a couple examples.Now that is not to say Destiny cannot be tricked, it is just extremely difficult. Some Gods may be able to do so, some Epic-level characters may be able to do, "once per day when you die..." could be you tricking Destiny into this not being your time-to-die, etc.Hell, I have always viewed the Star-Pact as being tied to Fate and Destiny, so perhaps you could make a deal with the Fates to alter your Destiny, etc.</blockquote>