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<blockquote data-quote="Irda Ranger" data-source="post: 828517" data-attributes="member: 1003">While Titans appear to be human in aspect, they are much closer to Gods in power. They are the Prime Material Plane's Solar.Similar to how a human empire wouldn't really care much what the King of the Hedgehogs is up to, just so long as he keeps his hedgehog peasants out of the planted fields, I just can't see Titans giving a hoot about &quot;local politics&quot;. I mean, they just don't really matter. They also don't really have much to offer.I imagine they are extremely removed from the day to day of the campaign world. So little can threaten them personally (let alone as a group) that I can't see them being that interested in what the human are doing. Their lifespan is so long that the greatest human empires can rise and fall within a single Titan's lifetime.There are events that must involve the Titans when &quot;big important stuff&quot; is happening, like rifts in planar realities. This only works for Epic level play though.If I had to guess, I would say that the Elminster's of the world may be on a first name basis with two or three of the world's Titans, but that for anyone else (even &quot;the High King&quot;), interacting in any way with a Titan is a really big deal.Irda Ranger</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Irda Ranger, post: 828517, member: 1003"] While Titans appear to be human in aspect, they are much closer to Gods in power. They are the Prime Material Plane's Solar. Similar to how a human empire wouldn't really care much what the King of the Hedgehogs is up to, just so long as he keeps his hedgehog peasants out of the planted fields, I just can't see Titans giving a hoot about "local politics". I mean, they just don't really matter. They also don't really have much to offer. I imagine they are extremely removed from the day to day of the campaign world. So little can threaten them personally (let alone as a group) that I can't see them being that interested in what the human are doing. Their lifespan is so long that the greatest human empires can rise and fall within a single Titan's lifetime. There are events that must involve the Titans when "big important stuff" is happening, like rifts in planar realities. This only works for Epic level play though. If I had to guess, I would say that the Elminster's of the world may be on a first name basis with two or three of the world's Titans, but that for anyone else (even "the High King"), interacting in any way with a Titan is a really big deal. Irda Ranger [/QUOTE]

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