É o melhor cenário de D&D
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É o melhor cenário de D&D


). Pena que ele acabou no mesmo ano em que completou 20 anos, por sinal. 


1) Yes, we think the alignments for FR deities are certainly known to players/DMs. We're not trying to create ambiguity with the pantheon, we want you to be able to pick sides and feel confident about your decision. Whether they're widely known to characters in the world is a trickier question. For example, I suspect that deities such as Bane or Cyric must present some "redeeming qualities" to gain a wide support base of basically neutral townsfolk, commoners, etc. For example, maybe the average Zhent looks at Bane as a god of kingship and divine authority, as opposed to tyranny. But that's about as much gray as we'd want to see in that.
2) I think that in general one deity per portfolio is better. Some very broad portfolios can support a couple of overlapping deities, but even then I think each deity has a particular slant on the topic. War, destruction, and misfortune all overlap at least a little bit, but there is certainly room for Tempus, Talos, and Beshaba.
3) I'm of the opinion that if you're playing the highest-level characters possible, and you decide to rid the cosmos of an evil god, your DM should be able to craft that adventure for you. There are plenty of examples in fantasy fiction of heroes destroying gods (the Elric series springs to mind). So maybe 30th-level heroes (remember, there's a new level scale) who decide to take on Bane should be able to succeed... if they do everything right, such as questing for the right artifact ahead of time, paying attention to ancient prophecies about eclipses and people of unique ancestry, and so forth. It shouldn't ever be a "routine" adventure to take down a god, but I think it ought to be possible."
and
"You didn't hear it from me, but I think Selune's going to be a greater god by the time this all falls out... at least a portion of Mystra's power is restored to Selune when Mystra falls. That doesn't make Selune the new goddess of magic, but I wouldn't be surprised if surviving clerics of Mystra tended to turn to Selune in the years following the Spellplague."
and
"Do you mean novels set in the post-Spellplague Realms?
If so, then yes--you'll see plenty. My own upcoming novel "Swordmage" is set entirely post-Spellplague. Most other new novels will be, too (several ongoing series currently in the works will still be spanning the edition for a little while still)."

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