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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mystic Eye" data-source="post: 352992" data-attributes="member: 711">HEy, I did not see MEG on Queen's Tier's OGC Credits page. I will look that up! Thanks buddy.I don't know, I still think there were deities in TBC. I think it was just in the nature of the gritty story telling that they were not entirely immortal. Or, maybe your right. Maybe all of the "godlike" creatures were just those that were even more powerful than the Lady or Dominator in their day.Singh though (thanks for the name reminder) used to be able to hide he and the girl using Kina's power. It seemed a lot like some evil clerical power to me.The big guy on the plain that watched over it was refered to as a Demon several times, so, are they demons in the traditional sense or more like ultra-powerful dimensional travelers of some sort?So, with taking the birth feat that allows you to be a spell caster, perhaps in BC there would be a second factor where you had to take a gift of some sort (like Murgen) or a focus on a certain type of magic. Goblin and One-Eye were definately illusionists.If you take the position that the power is inherent I think there would then be some sort of randomizing factor to see just how powerful you could potentially be. It seems that Goblin and One-Eye had no ability to ever reach the level of the Taken but good old Silent seemed too be able to get closer.The kid of Murgen's wife was pretty fricken powerful too. He had tremendous power over shadow creatures. It seemed that he could reach the same power level as the Taken could. Raven only seems to have some very limited talents. and Bomanz appeared to be a wizard, with more studied knowledge than inherent talent.</blockquote>

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