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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Crimson Tide" data-source="post: 2375370" data-attributes="member: 33798">And the eternal spoked wheel turned, Gond looked down upon his devout servant and saw the vassal that was created in tribute to him. It was the gnome's life work to create the shell, as Gond himself had planted the seed many decades ago when the gnome had first pledged his service to the god of creation, and Gond knew that after tonight the gnome would soon be joining him. However the gnome's candle was not to be extinguished just yet, as the gnome had to pass onto his on the lessons it would need to survive in the world it would soon be born into. Taking a single ember from his celestial forge, Gond willed it to burn brightly in the host shell and as they both watched, the creation opened its fiery eyes for the first time. Smiling broadly, Gond could feel Mystra's presence suddenly fill his workshop and he prepared himself for the tantrum the young goddess would throw. However, in his eyes it was only fair that if Moradin could breathe life into his children from the Eternal Anvil, so could he allow a life to be brought into this world... Does that help answer your question on if I like the idea or not? However, I would see him being unique at the moment, but later on who knows if Gond will allow him to "reproduce" others like himself.</blockquote>