Core Religion Survivor, Round Two

[Alzrius]

Obad-Hai. With Ehlonna there, he's just completely superfluous; I prefer to have there be maybe one nature god, and after that have nature be a non-divine force that can be worshipped. Obad-Hai is just the o-bad-guy.

 

[Cthulhudrew]

While I figured there was probably a real historical or literary root to Rintrah (though I didn't know what until now), I was mainly being cheeky.

 

[Felix]

Well, I wouldn't put it past Dr. Strange to maskerade as a Sun God, would you?

 

[Sejs]

Lolth, I choose you. Same reasons as stated in the previous thread.

'Ascended mortal' deities, you're next. St Cuthbert, Vecna: start packing now.

 

[Sejs]

Obad-Hai. With Ehlonna there, he's just completely superfluous; I prefer to have there be maybe one nature god, and after that have nature be a non-divine force that can be worshipped. Obad-Hai is just the o-bad-guy.

See, I see it as just the opposite: Ehlonna is superfluous with the existance of Obad-hai. Besides, Obad-hai's way more naturey than little miss frolic in glades with unicorns 10-year-old-girl's-fantasy Ehlonna. Nature is more than just woodlands. Nature is quite neutral and dispassionate; it should not be of a good alignment.

 

[Vague Jayhawk]

I vote Yondolla.

Not that I dislike her or anything, but she just seems to be a hold-out from an earlier version of D&D halflings.

3.5 changed the core halfling to a primarily neutral wandering nomad and did not update the god of the halflings to reflect the changes they had made to the halflings themselves.

 

[FireLance]

I prefer Lloth, actually. Blasphemy, I know. It just "sounds" more elvish to me.

And I prefer Denise.

Still voting for Kurtulmak, though.

 

[Woas]

Khooooooooooooooord!

 

[Jdvn1]

Lolth.

 

[Alzrius]

And I prefer Denise.

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