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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 7150197" data-attributes="member: 23751">It's blatantly obvious that they don't, or that sentence would not have been included.  If all of them can just whip up artifacts, then there is no need make the statement that a less powerful god needs one to kills a more powerful god.By the local fauna, sure.  There is nothing in the book to support your assertion that the entire multiverse will be aware of a god fight.  You can home brew it to be this planes shattering event if you wish, but that's not how 2e presented gods.RAW is that they dissipate and reform.  Nothing says they are vulnerable to other gods during this time, so you are welcome to home brew that into your game.  RAW does not support your assertions that gods will be aware of any other god fight that happen, are plane shattering events, are vulnerable while dissipated, or probably whatever other excuses you are going to come up with in an attempt to be right.But not unable to act, at least not without the power of plot.Not unless the attacker wants to die.  Pantheons look out for one another.   Also, there is nothing to indicate that the deity doesn't just come back instantly and at full power when he returns to his realm.The power level is not 14 to 12.  The power level is more like 14 to 1 or 2.  A demigod or lesser god wouldn't be more than a blip to an intermediate god or higher.  Each step up is a massive power increase.</blockquote>