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<blockquote data-quote="pukunui" data-source="post: 4033122" data-attributes="member: 54629">I'm glad I found this thread. I was looking for a list of the 4e default deities. Hopefully we'll get a final list before June. I want to start building a new homebrew world to use with the new ruleset, but I imagine that if I start now, I'll have to make quite a few changes to it once I get the actual rulebooks in my hands. Even if they do give us more info on things like the deities before June, I probably still won't be ready to run a homebrew 4e campaign until August.I'm not too fussed about the actual deities. I could always make up my own pantheon - or at least change their names. What I want to know is the relationship between the deities and their worshippers. Will clerics still be getting domains, for instance?I've been wanting to make a world with an Eberron-like religion, where the existence of deities is a matter of belief and clerics can worship entire pantheons or churches rather than one specific deity. I'm not sure how that kind of system will look in 4e, either.What I'm getting at is that I'm feeling like I won't really be able to do any serious work on a homebrew 4e campaign until after I get the rulebooks because there's simply too much unknown, both in terms of fluff and mechanics.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pukunui, post: 4033122, member: 54629"] I'm glad I found this thread. I was looking for a list of the 4e default deities. Hopefully we'll get a final list before June. I want to start building a new homebrew world to use with the new ruleset, but I imagine that if I start now, I'll have to make quite a few changes to it once I get the actual rulebooks in my hands. Even if they do give us more info on things like the deities before June, I probably still won't be ready to run a homebrew 4e campaign until August. I'm not too fussed about the actual deities. I could always make up my own pantheon - or at least change their names. What I want to know is the relationship between the deities and their worshippers. Will clerics still be getting domains, for instance? I've been wanting to make a world with an Eberron-like religion, where the existence of deities is a matter of belief and clerics can worship entire pantheons or churches rather than one specific deity. I'm not sure how that kind of system will look in 4e, either. What I'm getting at is that I'm feeling like I won't really be able to do any serious work on a homebrew 4e campaign until after I get the rulebooks because there's simply too much unknown, both in terms of fluff and mechanics. [/QUOTE]

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