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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pssthpok" data-source="post: 3254892" data-attributes="member: 34725">As with most levels of the game, balance is what you make of it. If you're willing to construct a situation where the power on one side of the fence vastly outstrips that on the other, then you've got to either have a reason for the imbalance of power (in CRG's case, perhaps the two greater deities have just finished imprisoning the greater deity that supports undeath, or perhaps they one of them has recently turned to the light side and they are now working on getting rid of the infestation) or have some sort of story justification (again in CRG's case, the two greater deities opposed to undead might have qualms about death in general, or might respect any form of life alive or undead, or might have problems between themselves that prohibit their focusing attention on the undead to any great effect).In any case, its your bed. You lie in it. If you don't want Pantheon A to have more divine ranks or divine factors than Pantheon B, its your job to handle that. If you don't mind, or if it's not that important to you because story comes before the stats, then to hell with it.The rules are a bunch of ingredients. Cook to taste.</blockquote>