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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Irennan" data-source="post: 6357509" data-attributes="member: 6778119">1: As it has been said, with the Sundering most deities will be back on their own. If you don't want to wait fot an official complete list (the one in the PHB isn't) or want to ignore this aspect of the Sundering, I'd suggest Eilistraee as a good candidate. She's a beacon of hope for all drow, she stands for freedom, fighting tyranny and never giving up no matter what hardships she has to face, and strives so that all races can live and work in harmony to build a future of life for everyone.2: Heh, this depends on your group. Maybe the adventurers strongly believe or identify themselves in the ideals that the deity you want to bring back stands for, have a backstory related to it, were somehow involved into the task by followers/priets of said god, or through certain events and so on...3: Make the returned deity an exarch or an ally, split the portfolio -as already suggested-, or simply remove the rule about two deities not being allowed to share the same portfolio. With Eilistraee there isn't such problem, her portfolio hasn't been taken by anyone.4: There are rules for it:1. You must find a Priest of the Dead God in question. 2. The Dead God Priest must be powerful enough to Cast True Ressurection (or whatever the equivalent is in 5e), you can use a Scroll or Artifact if you don't have that power. 3. You must have a powerful artifact of the Dead Deity, containing some fragment of his essence4. You need as many worshippers as you can get of the Dead God5. You must go to the Astral Plane and Find the Dead God inside it 6. You must perform the ceremony with the worshippers intensely focusing their will on getting their deity back.</blockquote>

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