Upper_Krust
Legend
Hi Ltheb dude!
See my previous post.
Recap: the deity should always need to expend XP/QP unless the wish is granted (whereby the wisher takes the XP cost).
...and no the deity can't get a mortal servant to expend the XP but still wish for something the deity wants.
Once I get Chapter 3 completed I will work back through the missing parts of the text while I put together the appendices. So you won't see it in the next update (Tuesday/Wednesday) but hopefully the one after that.
Obviously its own gravity acted against it in a very drammatic fashion.
Ltheb Silverfrond said:U_K!
Any guidelines as to how often is using wish for self gain is "frivolous?" (Like x times a week based on number of WP?
See my previous post.
Recap: the deity should always need to expend XP/QP unless the wish is granted (whereby the wisher takes the XP cost).
...and no the deity can't get a mortal servant to expend the XP but still wish for something the deity wants.
Ltheb Silverfrond said:A deities with little or no worshippers (Tutelar, or a Highlander-esque strategy for divinity) wouldn't seem to have as much of a restriction here as a Deity who gains all their quintessence from worshippers. (A good strategy early-divinity, but Sloooooow once you hit cosmic levels of power. Better make the entire universe your body of worshippers. )
Which reminds me, any ETA on the Resonance rules? (My players think its funny that you can do things Highlander style, and it works much better than being a kind and loving god).
Once I get Chapter 3 completed I will work back through the missing parts of the text while I put together the appendices. So you won't see it in the next update (Tuesday/Wednesday) but hopefully the one after that.
Ltheb Silverfrond said:It's cool to see someone got a game going. Its hilarious an Orichalcum Guardian was felled by a 1st level spell. (A well placed spell, but a weak one none the less)
Obviously its own gravity acted against it in a very drammatic fashion.