by the raw, gods of divinity under 20 benefit from worshipers (even 0 divinity ones; which is different than a non god who has NO divinity score at all).Originally Posted by Kobold-Bard
Easy worshipper route:
1. Take Leadership
2. Take Epic Leadership
3. Order them to Worship you
4. ???
5. ASCENSION!!!
With a good Leadership score you can get enough people to hit Lesser Deity territory.
Be prepared for a boatload of roleplaying and at least 1 quest which you'll need to convince the rest of the party to go on (hope you've been saving up).
But a mortal will not become a god via being worshiped. Anyways the rules say that noone can become a god without the explicitly approval of a divinity 20+ god (divinity 20+ gods have no worshipers, and need none, they are beyond the concerns of this world)
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Thread: Becoming a god (D&D 3.5)
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2009-09-25, 01:54 PM (ISO 8601)Troll in the Playground
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Re: Becoming a god (D&D 3.5)
I do not have a superman complex; for I am God, not Superman!
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