Peter Kisner ≈@deinol
My current philosophy (unless there's a good reason to be more limiting in a given setting) is to have a more vaguely defined pantheon in the setting, which players can adapt to their view of how a character interacts with the divine.
So in one setting there's The Transcendence & The Forty Companions, and in another setting, there's The One and The Ten Thousand Spirits.
More detail, in case its of use:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SA3NMvZesk7dexoqF3HoOmLrc4OVZeTPBN415Vf2BOE/edit?usp=sharing
Pantheons in Fantasy Adventure RPGs
Potential Pantheons In Fantasy Adventure RPGs These are just a few sets of divine beings I’ve used or found kind of interesting in D&D-esque fantasy RPGs. Settings: Dragonstar - This was a third-party D&D+Space Opera setting for the D&D 3rd Edition. Owl Light - This was my general purpose fant...
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