You're welcome,AuldDragon wrote:Thanks!Boneguard wrote:Interesting idea and well executed.
Jeff
Oh I,ve noticed that the PDF needs to be updated to include who serves him though (the blog was updated, but not the file).
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You're welcome,AuldDragon wrote:Thanks!Boneguard wrote:Interesting idea and well executed.
Jeff
Force a refresh. I updated both at the same time and I just verified it has the updated PDF.Boneguard wrote:You're welcome,
Oh I,ve noticed that the PDF needs to be updated to include who serves him though (the blog was updated, but not the file).
Oh yeah I see it now. Yeah, I think my brain is fried from my week I had at work.AuldDragon wrote:Force a refresh. I updated both at the same time and I just verified it has the updated PDF.Boneguard wrote:You're welcome,
Oh I,ve noticed that the PDF needs to be updated to include who serves him though (the blog was updated, but not the file).
Jeff
No worries.Boneguard wrote:Oh yeah I see it now. Yeah, I think my brain is fried from my week I had at work.
Probably not. I've found that a lot of the later deities serve as replacements for existing pantheons, not compliments; it's the same reason I'm not planning to work on the demihuman deities published in the various 3e "Races Of" books.Zeromaru X wrote: ↑Wed Apr 04, 2018 4:32 amHi, AuldDragon. I have a question. Since you did create entries for minor draconic gods such as Elemtia and Arcanic, are you going to create entries for they new draconic gods introduced in 4e?
Aww...the Illumian pantheon has two of my favorite gods in it: Soorinek, the god of doubting that there are gods, or at least that they deserve worship, and Wakathu, the god of silence and unmaking who wants to reverse the ritual that created his entire race. Admittedly, the other four gods in the same pantheon are pretty redundant.AuldDragon wrote: ↑Wed Apr 04, 2018 5:27 amProbably not. I've found that a lot of the later deities serve as replacements for existing pantheons, not compliments; it's the same reason I'm not planning to work on the demihuman deities published in the various 3e "Races Of" books.
He is listed explicitly as not being a deity, and "Graughlothor" is more of a position than a single individual. Whenever "Graughlothor" dies, another Iron dragon takes his place. I considered ignoring that and making him a deity, but since he was never even passingly referred to such by other products (unlike Sardior), I decided against it.Seethyr wrote: ↑Sun Jun 03, 2018 4:17 pmI’m really enjoying reading through these. I come back every few days and read up on another few. I checked out your draconian deities and saw that you even get some of the really obscure ones. Have you considered Graughthotlor? Talk about obscure - he’s the so called king of the equally obscure ferrous dragons. It’s an article from a Dragon Magazine that I can’t seem to find the number...
Edit: I did a search to find out the proper dragon issue number and lo and behold I find your blog on the ferrous dragons! Lol. I guess you’ve done him already! Sorry about that.
Yeah, I'd been thinking about re-working his entry, but just haven't gotten around to it, so I put up the reworked specialty priest.
I would love to see what you would do with it...maybe lump him over with the Missing Demihuman godsAuldDragon wrote: ↑Sun Jun 03, 2018 6:00 pmYeah, I'd been thinking about re-working his entry, but just haven't gotten around to it, so I put up the reworked specialty priest.
Jeff
Yep!