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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Thia Halmades" data-source="post: 2665666" data-attributes="member: 35863">Is there a post you can put up somewhere here on ENW?  I dunno, but I would think it would be pretty cool if it existed.  Also, you can try posting notes at the local hobby store, outside the book store, etc.  Just be ready to have random people call you (which is why I never did it).  But the option exists.  Also, if you have a local game store, they may do finding/matching and free hosting.  We have one out here that does it, and more people = more business = good for them.- Aboleths.  By no means was I suggesting "just Aboleths" - I'm just saying that as BBEGs go, there's a LOT you can do with them, including enslaving Black Dragons if you write it that way.  But that's a whole different level of evil.- Gods & Granted Prayers.  In Ravenloft there's a chart marking up Sinkholes of Evil and what does and does not work in the zone.  They also have a "Magic Rating" for various Core Domains, where casting works and where it doesn't.  You could try something that complex, or simply institute a cap.- If you want to directly write around it, you can always maintain that (according to the PHB) a Cleric doesn't need a Deity, but selects their domains and is granted their spells through force of will, effectively making them Caitiff Clerics.  In this case, you could rule that their "faith" is what's granting their spells from (Deity), and not (Deity) him/herself.- However, I agree with you that limiting it would add more flavor to the world at large, thus creating cool RP conflict between a Healing Water cleric and the undefined, to heck with you and your elements type of Clerics.Are Krakens intelligent?  I don't recall and I'm too lazy to do an SRD look up; they'd make a great muscle monster.  The reason I tend to go on about creatures like Aboleths is because I build in a LOT of long-game plotlines, so something like an Aboleth is extremly valuable to me.I'm happy to give the praise; you earned it.  Keep it up.  This really does sound excellent.</blockquote>

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