Gods in Turakian Age

[CrosshairCollie]

I think I've asked this before, but I can't remember the answer, so I'm asking again. ;)

With the temptation to order/purchase Turakian Age growing, I wanted to double-check something ... do the divine powers that be in the Turakian Age actively, personally meddle in affairs, appear to mortals, and all that jazz?

Just wondering how much of a rewrite I'll have to do ...

[CourtFool]

From what I remember, no. This ain't your father's Forgotten Realms.

[Eosin]

From what I remember, no. This ain't your father's Forgotten Realms.


Ditto. I don't recall much meddling. No Elminster nor Drizzt running around either but the bad guys got some honkin big fire power scattered here and there. I mean honkin. It ain't Midnight but give it a few hundred years and thematically it'll feel that way.

[CrosshairCollie]

Ditto. I don't recall much meddling. No Elminster nor Drizzt running around either but the bad guys got some honkin big fire power scattered here and there. I mean honkin. It ain't Midnight but give it a few hundred years and thematically it'll feel that way.

I know not this 'Midnight', but provided I won't have to deal with feeling unthemely if there's no divine intervention, I'm good with that. Thanks to the both of you. :)

[Inu]

I know not this 'Midnight', but provided I won't have to deal with feeling unthemely if there's no divine intervention, I'm good with that. Thanks to the both of you. :)
The basic concept is 'what Middle Earth might look like after Sauron won.'