You say that, but IIRC there are official DnD statements that gods do not have statblocks because they are too powerful for mortals to even try to fight. They renamed the Tiamat statblock to Aspect of Tiamat for precisely this reason.
Most countries have varying sizes and tactile features to distinguish denominations.
Also, the reason it’s “as effective as power word kill on common folk” is because common folk are weak and meant to weak. They’re not heroes.
Fly swats are overpowered because they're as effective as a machine gun at killing flies.
The original Boblin comic did have the party interrogating him for an hour, but it wasn't out of suspicion.
Cue lawsuits from ISPs in 3, 2, 1...
That puts big fancy things like resurrection well out of reach then. Probably some basic martial abilities, with a bit of healing and buffing.
And the super weight scale? Do characters start at iron weight and end at super/hyper weight, or is it different scaling?
40K: Warhammer 40K Roleplay
TTRPG: Tabletop roleplaying game
DM: Dungeon master/game master
D&D: Dungeons and Dragons
VtM: Vampire the Masquerade
RL: Real life
With spells trivialising many challenges, what non-combat encounters work well in tier 3-4?
When making a character, do you prefer to start with the mechanics, backstory or aesthetics first?
