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For more information about the religions of | For more information about the religions of Oberon, start by reading [[The Gods of Oberon]]. | ||
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As far as the game world of Oberon is considered all Deities can be assigned a place on a sort of “Divine League Table”. The rank system for deities goes as follows;
Deity Ranks
| Rank | Description |
|---|---|
| Mortal | Everyone that is not a divine being, related to a divine being or in the direct service of a divine being |
| Divine Servant | This rank is for those mortals who have been granted use of divine power (clerics, druids, paladins, etc.) |
| Divine Vassal | This rank includes non-mortal creatures that are agents for a Deity upon the mortal plane (imps, quasits, Proxies, etc.) |
| Extraplanar Beings | This rank is for those beings on the cusp of being a deity (most of the Demon Lords, He Who Must Be Obeyed, etc.) |
| Ascended Being | This group is for divine beings that were, at some point, mortal (Heracles, Zotaquaan, etc.) |
| Demigods | The lowest rank of 'actual' deity - belonging to a defined pantheon and capable of creating Divine Vassals (eg. Lolth) |
| Lesser Gods | A prominent member of a pantheon of deities or with a significant base of worshippers. Capable of creating Extraplanar beings |
| Greater Gods | Usually the head of a pantheon. The most powerful deities in Terearth are here (eg. Zeus, Ra). Capable of creating Demigods. |
For more information about the religions of Oberon, start by reading The Gods of Oberon.
