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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sadras" data-source="post: 7157052" data-attributes="member: 6688277">You could have two clerics in one party, serving a god the other serving a goddess.And again providing the option of god or goddess is an indicator towards polytheism given influence of mythology otherwise the rulebook would just say god or deity.   Hussar explained himself over many posts and you are smart enough to understand what Hussar meant when he used the word implied. Should you want to backdoor through some vagary understanding of that word, have at it. I'm certainly not going to follow you down that rabbit hole.Yes, but when Moldvay Basic refers to the adventure B1 In Search of the Unknown and in that adventure on page 16 it reflects location 28. WORSHIP AREA. The stronghold's worship area is no more than a token gesture to the gods, it would seem. is that also not a good enough indicator for you (along with everything else) that polytheism is implied in D&D?'Few tools' or 'good enough fit' has got nothing to do with what is implied or not. No one is debating practicality of implentation except you.When the evil priest in B2 Keep on the Borderlands  (another adventure referred to in Moldvay Basic) is a cleric, and by the rulebook definition the cleric class is someone who serves a god or goddess, my contention is (i) That you missed the implication.</blockquote>