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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pemerton" data-source="post: 8421130" data-attributes="member: 42582">OK. How does these have any bearing on material that was written by Gygax and published in the early 80s, then built on in the later 80s and then again by the Living Greyhawk Gazetteer published before the work you're quoting?And here's the answer to my question - it doesn't!And now you're back to ignoring your own point, just quoted.Boccob is a greater god. He clearly does not have millions of mortal worshippers. It's clear that St Cuthbert has far more worshippers than Boccob. That "rule" you've quoted from the 3E DDG is irrelevant to making sense of the Greyhawk published material. It's just something that someone wrote, and that WotC published in 2002, because they liked the idea of it.And now you're just making stuff up again. Everything in the GH materials is more consistent with what [USER=6915329]@Faolyn[/USER] has said - ie that power may need a certain amount of worship for a certain amount of time - in order to yield increased divine status.Of course you're allowed to make up whatever stuff you like. But it's frustrating, in a discussion of the content of certain books - in this case Greyhawk - when you keep asserting that they say things that they don't!It is simply wrong, from a reading of the GM materials, to infer that Iuz's status as a demigod correlates in some straightforward fashion to his level of worship.</blockquote>