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<blockquote data-quote="ferratus" data-source="post: 4556988" data-attributes="member: 55966">Don't remind everyone about that arbitrary plot point which came out of nowhere.&nbsp; It's embarrassing.As for whether or not you should kill gods in Dragonlance, Raistlin did solo a deity, and he was doing so by drawing her divine essence into the mortal world where he would have fought her in the form of a big 5 headed dragon.&nbsp; He had to go through a series of steps to place himself in the position to do so, which pretty fits in with the guidelines for killing a god presented here.&nbsp; So I'd say using the stats for Tiamat, if you wanted to give Takhisis a proper send off with a party of heroic demigods facing her, this would be the way to do it.What is the point of 30th level if you aren't going to be fighting demon lords, primordials and gods?&nbsp; DLA had the stats for the gods just like any other 1e supplement, and presumably the DM could use them to cap a world shattering campaign.&nbsp; The PC's deserve it after taking 2 years of weekly games to get there.&nbsp;&nbsp; If you don't want the gods to die, retire the campaign at 20th level... or keep them out of the PC's path.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ferratus, post: 4556988, member: 55966"] Don't remind everyone about that arbitrary plot point which came out of nowhere. It's embarrassing. As for whether or not you should kill gods in Dragonlance, Raistlin did solo a deity, and he was doing so by drawing her divine essence into the mortal world where he would have fought her in the form of a big 5 headed dragon. He had to go through a series of steps to place himself in the position to do so, which pretty fits in with the guidelines for killing a god presented here. So I'd say using the stats for Tiamat, if you wanted to give Takhisis a proper send off with a party of heroic demigods facing her, this would be the way to do it. What is the point of 30th level if you aren't going to be fighting demon lords, primordials and gods? DLA had the stats for the gods just like any other 1e supplement, and presumably the DM could use them to cap a world shattering campaign. The PC's deserve it after taking 2 years of weekly games to get there. If you don't want the gods to die, retire the campaign at 20th level... or keep them out of the PC's path. [/QUOTE]

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