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The Dharvian Empire struck Tenas, the elven god of war, from the pantheon and have claimed his worship a heresy and a crime against all living things. Angered by this, the god commanded the elven nation of Menas to fight the humans in his name. Thirty long years of war ensued, claiming thousands of lives and debilitating both nations. The humans, however, were able to eke out a victory by forcing the elves to sign a treaty with the stipulation that the worship of Tenas be banned. This was known as the Farriday Treaty, having been signed in the citadel of the now-ruined city that sits on the border of both nations.

Within a year of signing the Treaty, Tenas flung himself into the heart of the Dharvian Empire and destroyed the capitol city of Lenerose.

Tenas has now taken the Grand Citadel as his home, sending out legions of armies against the living. Many cry out to the other gods to protect them against Tenas' madness, but their prayers have remained unanswered. The world is on the brink of destruction, the planet moments from cracking like an egg.

The gods have promised not to interfere in the mortal plane, and thus have chosen a number of heroes to act in their place. Heroes they will imbue with power to put an end to the mad god before he destroys the world.

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Welcome to my little campaign interest check!

I've always wanted to run a sort of godslaying adventure where the characters face off against a literal god and manage to come out on top. And this is gonna be it!

This will be an adventure from level 3-10, all official races and classes will be allowed! Also, the recent playtest for races and backgrounds from the new One D&D will also be accepted! Ability scores will be via point buy

For now I'm just checking to see if anyone's interested in this crack-pot idea of mine!

Yoooooo

this idea is fucking solid.

@Torack so is this a campaign set in an original world or normal Forgotten Realms world? Original world I think, anyways...I already have a character in mind, the grim fantasy of this gave me the urge to go back to my roots of playing the gruff greatsword wielding fighter.

This is definitely in a homebrew setting, yeah!

Sounds epic.
Keeping an eye on this.

I'm in!

If you've got room I'd like to join too!

@Torack so question, will we roll our ability scores or use point buy?

Ability scores will be point buy

Hmmn.. mayhaps.

@Torack and what books can we use for character stuff?

All official wizard of the coast stuff is allowed. But, so is the new playtest material for races and backgrounds!

@Torack I was going to play a human, may I take the human variant option from the PhB?

basically I just like the flavor of variant human, I want to give my fighter martial adept to play off his advanced years as warrior

@Torack I was going to play a human, may I take the human variant option from the PhB?

Yeah, ofc! Go for it!

@Torack I do want to pass the idea off you on one more thing; I would like my character to either be missing an eye or his eye being damaged and blind in one side. So essentially having an injury as described in the DM Guide, I think it's flavorful despite meaning a penalty to something like perception.

That's honestly perfectly alright! I like it, 'cause it's definitely flavourful! But yeah, go for it! It sounds neat. Keep in mind there may be a penalty on your character for sight-based perception checks, though

-tucks away my one-eyed bardlock- Anyways, I suppose, I'll likely be doing a sorcerer, if there are no objections.

@Torack Coolio, and I was going to ask if this UA fighter archetype would be okay: Brute. Also was their a war? I'd imagine it would have been against the god Tenas?

@RBYDark That still sounds like a cool idea tho.