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.'