If god is real, then why isn't he listed in the AD&D Deities & Demigods Manual?

Question

Isn't that a much more reliable text than the bible?

Answer 1

That...is a very good question. Probably because they wouldn't know what pantheon to place him in. Most AD&D settings are polytheistic. Or it could be because no one is sure what he'd look like, so they couldn't very well put a picture next to his entry. You know how we gamers love the pictures in those modules:)

I'll say I'm a bit ticked off that the AD&D Deities & Demigods manual doesn't feature my patron deity (Gaea), but features my husband's (Odin)! Ah, well, at least their entry on Demeter is similar to how I view Gaea, so I won't go screaming descrimination. Yet.

Answer 2

Well, this is a pretty broad question. Why don't you google Norse Gods, Celtic Gods, Greek Gods, Roman Gods and Hindu Gods. That will start you off. Also what kind of info on the supernatural are you looking for?

Answer 3

The question is is Cthulu in *YOURS.*


Edit. He's in MINE. Mauahahahaha.
http://www.acaeum.com/ddindexes/setpages/deities.html

Gosh. I haven't played AD&D more than maybe 3 times in the past 20 years....that's a childhood thing I miss.

Answer 4

Because there is no suitable character class for her, but more importantly no sensible alignment.

Now you're gonna tell me you remember Avalon Hill's "Outdoor Survival", aren't you?

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Answer 5

Use Marduk and add sheep. The staff is +3.........the sheep are hurled melee weapons with boomerang effect.

Answer 6

Seriously, he doesn't even rate a D&D mention?

That's got to be ego-crushing.

Answer 7

i have no idea what you're talking about, the only manual you need is called the Bible

Answer 8

yeahh of course God is real why would you even ask cuz you know it's obvious

Answer 9

is Min listed there?

Answer 10

nope