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<blockquote data-quote="ivocaliban" data-source="post: 1990167" data-attributes="member: 17596">Ha! Too true.As for the Living Greyhawk Gazetteer:&quot;[Vecna] recently became a lesser god after freeing himself from an extraplanar prison and now plots the destruction of all other gods so that he may take Oerth for himself.&quot;In my campaign Vecna has learned from his mistakes (uncommon for deities, I know) and now takes a more subtle approach to control. He uses his vast knowledge to sow seeds of discontent with misinformation, playing allies against one another and corrupting those he can. His followers are more like the Scarlet Brotherhood in that they have infiltrated the power structures of several important nations (including Furyondy, Veluna, and Keoland) often serving as trusted advisors and wise men. In fact, in my campaign the Crusade against Iuz initiated by Furyondy was proposed and supported by a servant of Vecna who remains on the Noble Council.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ivocaliban, post: 1990167, member: 17596"] Ha! Too true. As for the [I]Living Greyhawk Gazetteer[/I]: "[Vecna] recently became a lesser god after freeing himself from an extraplanar prison and now plots the destruction of all other gods so that he may take Oerth for himself." In my campaign Vecna has learned from his mistakes (uncommon for deities, I know) and now takes a more subtle approach to control. He uses his vast knowledge to sow seeds of discontent with misinformation, playing allies against one another and corrupting those he can. His followers are more like the Scarlet Brotherhood in that they have infiltrated the power structures of several important nations (including Furyondy, Veluna, and Keoland) often serving as trusted advisors and wise men. In fact, in my campaign the Crusade against Iuz initiated by Furyondy was proposed and supported by a servant of Vecna who remains on the Noble Council. [/QUOTE]

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