There's no big mystery, I believe historian is refering to Demiurge. Which I no longer use as a divine status.
Indeed I was.

They are indeed based on the Devastation Vermin in the ELH. So you can imagine beings larger than insects scaled up.


There's no big mystery, I believe historian is refering to Demiurge. Which I no longer use as a divine status.
They are indeed based on the Devastation Vermin in the ELH. So you can imagine beings larger than insects scaled up.
Knight Otu said:Using the same scale?
*Tries imagining Colossal+N*
*Starts to see Planets*
Oops.
historian said:Indeed I was. I am wondering if the American game show "Wheel of Fortune' is popular in the U.K.
historian said:I can't wait to unleash the devastation orcs.
RandallFlagg said:Holy crap! Devastation template....that's awesome UK. Incidently, do you have any sizes in your book bigger than colossal+? I thought that was lame...I mean, colossal+ could be 300ft tall, or 4000ft tall...big difference there.
RandallFlagg said:Thanks for the advice with the god by the way.
RandallFlagg said:Also, do you use damage reduction the same way as WotC? Such as 20/Silver and Holy and Slashing, like that?
RandallFlagg said:If so, how do the larger entities stack up?
RandallFlagg said:Artifacts and other unique items only doing full damage?
EvilMountainDew said:Sorry. I saw this thread a while ago (Imi a pretty crazy lurker) and I am incredibly interested in this Book.
EvilMountainDew said:I know for a fact that i will get it when its open (unless i need paypal) to public.
EvilMountainDew said:Im just curious if you have a publication date coming up?
EvilMountainDew said:and I know you mentioned a CR 40,000 creature. Ive been wondering what such a creature could be. The only thing ive thought up was Gravity-Itself![]()
EvilMountainDew said:Sorry if you are sick of answering the pub-date question, but I havent been following this thread as much as I'd like to.
EvilMountainDew said:Thanks.
Anabstercorian said:DR 60/Epic Good Evil Lawful Chaotic Adamantine?
CRGreathouse said:
historian said:In addition to what you've listed, one perk to transcending alignment could be that the character would become undectable to those who formerly shared the character's alignment. For instance, a lawful evil monk that transcended evil could be rewarded with, in effect, a permanent mind blank spell in effect against creatures of evil alignments (you could even include deities if you wanted to make it uber powerful, or you could even make the character entirely undetectable ). Of course, this effect might be reserved for only the mightiest of the class.