Napoleon the Clown wrote:
Ah, but they didn't lie. Strictly speaking. The word "may" was used. And V was told that the one that was in control of his/her alignment, was V. The orange fiend even stated that V was in control and that the voices were merely voices.
Though the fiends were still intentionally misleading.
I diagree with that. There was no misleading. They said V would remain in complete control and may cause feelings of omnipotience.
V decided to go nuts here. They are just the service providers.
Napoleon the Clown wrote:
And Tiamat is almost definitely gonna be pissed off as hell. Hopefully she waits until V looses the Soul Splice before getting revenge. Otherwise the pantheon of the OotS world my be reduced by one god. V is channeling some pretty damn epic (no pun intended) amounts of power right now, and actually has a chance of killing a god.
You're underestimating deities.
Napoleon the Clown wrote:
In fact, glancing at the Deities and Demigods book, it looks like V would stand a reasonable chance of victory, so long as proper buffs were used before-hand. The only thing currently stopping V from being considered a demi-god, in fact, is the lack of actually having a divine rank.
You mean a book that was made out of date by the Epic level Handbook?
From the company that made the Prince of Demons only CR 23, and Dragon Magazine had to correct it?
Sorry, Deities and Demigods is questionable at best for stating the gods. Double there outsider hitdice and give them 20 or more additional class levels, then you're getting closer to things I should think.
Napoleon the Clown wrote:
Though Evil V facing off with Tiamat only to lose all powers right before striking the death blow could prove to be amusing.
Yes
Napoleon the Clown wrote:
I just realized something... If Tiamat finds out how V got access to Familicide, the fiends could end up having hell to pay, regardless of whether or not Tiamat takes interest in V.
Debatable.
Followers of Deities and Fiends and so forth are killing each other all the time. Especially evil ones. It's Good's big advantage.
Then again, Tiamatt is extremely petty, so you never know.
I've been asked why I still follow a few of the people I know on Facebook with 'interesting political habits and view points'.
It's so when they comment on or approve of something, I know what pages to block/what not to vote for.