By 'god' in DnD I just meant "being which can grant divine spells and other abilities to clerics, druids, paladins, etc. ". Or perhaps I'll use the term 'patron deity'.<br/><br/>Nothing to do with the being's own stat block, or what the PCs refer to IC as gods, or whether someone's metamagic-optimized PC can kill it with one Magic Missile spell. I suppose having a Divine Rank would be the crunchy way to delineate it.<br/><br/>In other words, I was talking about the DnD notion of a god, not the RL colloquial notion of a god, which is probably more akin, to, say, Ao in Forgotten Realms (the overdeity who really is omniscient and omnipotent, as far as anyone knows, and unstatted). Sorry I didn't clarify this earlier; I was used to that being what people mean when they say 'god' in a DnD context ("thing that has clerics of it") and I was speaking in the context of whether my PC could/should have had a 'patron deity. (I'm currently inferring the answer is no.)<br/><br/>