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1d4chan>Zimriel at 01:10, 18 August 2022

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	The '''Immortals''' are the entities that fulfill the role of [[god]]s in the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] ~~setting of~~ [[Mystara]]. Unlike "normal" D&D deities, all Immortals were once mortal beings, but managed to uplift themselves to a god-like status through one of four ''Paths'' that require tying themselves to one of five ''Spheres'' - and so can you!		The '''Immortals''' are the entities that fulfill the role of [[god]]s in the later [[Basic Dungeons & Dragons]] rules subsequently named (and sequestered to) [[Mystara]]. Unlike "normal" D&D deities, all Immortals were once mortal beings, but managed to uplift themselves to a god-like status through one of four ''Paths'' that require tying themselves to one of five ''Spheres'' - and so can you!

	Mortal apotheosis typically requires the aid of an existing Immortal to act as a Patron. The original Immortals were uplifted by a mysterious race of powerful precursors called '''The Old Ones''', and very few know that those even exist.		Mortal apotheosis typically requires the aid of an existing Immortal to act as a Patron. The original Immortals were uplifted by a mysterious race of powerful precursors called '''The Old Ones''', and very few know that those even exist.

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	::''Quest:'' Track down a Major Artifact belonging to the Sphere of Thought.		::''Quest:'' Track down a Major Artifact belonging to the Sphere of Thought.
	::''Trial:'' Permanently destroy an artifact belonging to the Sphere of Entropy.		::''Trial:'' Permanently destroy an artifact belonging to the Sphere of Entropy.
	::''Testimony:'' Find an train a successor~~, and~~ create a new legendary weapon.		::''Testimony:'' Find and train a successor as well as create a new legendary weapon.
	::''Task:'' Complete an epic quest taking at least 5 years to complete, such as driving all dragons from a given realm or creating a castle in the sky.		::''Task:'' Complete an epic quest taking at least 5 years to complete, such as driving all dragons from a given realm or creating a castle in the sky.

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	~~{{dnd~~-~~stub}}~~		The '''Immortals''' are the entities that fulfill the role of [[god]]s in the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Mystara]]. Unlike "normal" D&D deities, all Immortals were once mortal beings, but managed to uplift themselves to a god-like status through one of four ''Paths'' that require tying themselves to one of five ''Spheres'' - and so can you!

	The '''Immortals''' are the entities that fulfill the role of [[god]]s in the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Mystara]]. Unlike "normal" D&D deities, all Immortals were once mortal beings, but managed to uplift themselves to a god-like status through one of four ''Paths'' that require tying themselves to one of five ''Spheres''. This typically requires the aid of an existing Immortal to act as a Patron~~; the~~ original Immortals were uplifted by a mysterious race of powerful precursors called '''The Old Ones''', and very few know that those even exist		Mortal apotheosis typically requires the aid of an existing Immortal to act as a Patron. The original Immortals were uplifted by a mysterious race of powerful precursors called '''The Old Ones''', and very few know that those even exist.

	==Gods vs. Immortals==		==Gods vs. Immortals==

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	The '''~~Mystaran~~ Immortals''' are the entities that fulfill the role of [[god]]s in the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Mystara]]. Unlike "normal" D&D deities, all Immortals were once mortal beings, but managed to uplift themselves to a god-like status through one of four ''Paths'' that require tying themselves to one of five ''Spheres''. This typically requires the aid of an existing Immortal to act as a Patron; the original Immortals were uplifted by a mysterious race of powerful precursors called '''The Old Ones''', and very few know that those even exist		The '''Immortals''' are the entities that fulfill the role of [[god]]s in the [[Dungeons & Dragons]] setting of [[Mystara]]. Unlike "normal" D&D deities, all Immortals were once mortal beings, but managed to uplift themselves to a god-like status through one of four ''Paths'' that require tying themselves to one of five ''Spheres''. This typically requires the aid of an existing Immortal to act as a Patron; the original Immortals were uplifted by a mysterious race of powerful precursors called '''The Old Ones''', and very few know that those even exist

	==Gods vs. Immortals==		==Gods vs. Immortals==

1d4chan>Nubnuber: Nubnuber moved page Mystaran Immortal to Immortal

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	::''Task:'' The Paragon must be acknowledged as the superior spellcaster by all other magic users within a 1,000 mile radius, whether this is achieved by winning magical duels or simply driving them out of the contested territory. This should entail defeating at least 8 20th or higher-level spellcasters.		::''Task:'' The Paragon must be acknowledged as the superior spellcaster by all other magic users within a 1,000 mile radius, whether this is achieved by winning magical duels or simply driving them out of the contested territory. This should entail defeating at least 8 20th or higher-level spellcasters.

	'''The Polymath:''' Associated with the Sphere of Matter, and favoring the [[Fighter]] class, this is the most unique of the classes because its ''Quest'' and its ''Task'' are one in the same. Once the Polymath has tracked down an artifact, their sponsor will appear and reincarnate them on the spot, causing them to become a 1st level character in an entirely separate class. The Rules Cyclopedia talks about a human fighter becoming a human cleric, thief or wizard, but presumably race-classes would be valid as well. Once the Polymath has been "reset" for the first time, they must reach at least 5th level in their new class, and then quest to find the same artifact again. Once they find it, they will be reincarnated again, and must repeat the previous steps - get to 5th level, find the artifact. They will then be reincarnated into their fourth and final incarnation; once this incarnation has found the artifact again, they will have their memories of their past ~~lioves~~ restored and can undergo their ''Trial''.		'''The Polymath:''' Associated with the Sphere of Matter, and favoring the [[Fighter]] class, this is the most unique of the classes because its ''Quest'' and its ''Task'' are one in the same. Once the Polymath has tracked down an artifact, their sponsor will appear and reincarnate them on the spot, causing them to become a 1st level character in an entirely separate class. The Rules Cyclopedia talks about a human fighter becoming a human cleric, thief or wizard, but presumably race-classes would be valid as well. Once the Polymath has been "reset" for the first time, they must reach at least 5th level in their new class, and then quest to find the same artifact again. Once they find it, they will be reincarnated again, and must repeat the previous steps - get to 5th level, find the artifact. They will then be reincarnated into their fourth and final incarnation; once this incarnation has found the artifact again, they will have their memories of their past lives restored and can undergo their ''Trial''.
	::''Trial:'' In their fourth incarnation, the Polymath must adventure alone until they reach 12th level. In this final incarnation, the Polymath retains the abilities of all the character classes from their previous incarnations and advances in all of them equally.		::''Trial:'' In their fourth incarnation, the Polymath must adventure alone until they reach 12th level. In this final incarnation, the Polymath retains the abilities of all the character classes from their previous incarnations and advances in all of them equally.
	::''Testimony:'' In all four artifact quests, the Polymath must be accompanied by a party containing at least one member of each human character class, who must be of equal or lower level; if any of these "witnesses" are slain, the Polymath '''must'' resurrect them. Once they attain the artifact for the fourth time, before the ''Trial'' begins, the Polymath must erect a monument to their adventures (at least 100 feet tall) that must stand for at least 10 years.		::''Testimony:'' In all four artifact quests, the Polymath must be accompanied by a party containing at least one member of each human character class, who must be of equal or lower level; if any of these "witnesses" are slain, the Polymath '''must'' resurrect them. Once they attain the artifact for the fourth time, before the ''Trial'' begins, the Polymath must erect a monument to their adventures (at least 100 feet tall) that must stand for at least 10 years.

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Gods vs. Immortals

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	==Gods vs. Immortals==		==Gods vs. Immortals==
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	Allow Mr. Welch to explain the basics on the difference between gods and Immortals himself over here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqNKXTl7BKY		Allow Mr. Welch to explain the basics on the difference between gods and Immortals himself over here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqNKXTl7BKY

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	==Gods vs. Immortals==		==Gods vs. Immortals==
	Allow Mr. Welch to explain the basics on the Immortals himself over here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=~~3mPyaIvlufc~~		Allow Mr. Welch to explain the basics on the difference between gods and Immortals himself over here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqNKXTl7BKY

	==Spheres==		==Spheres==