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For questions about Dungeons & Dragons 5th edition, an RPG published in 2014 by Wizards of the Coast. D&D 5e is a heroic fantasy RPG inspired by the mechanics and settings of all previous D&D editions. It was previously code-named D&D Next during the playtest period. (For questions about the 2024 revision of the D&D 5e rules, see the [dnd-5e-2024] tag.)
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What is the difference between a god and a non-god power in Forgotten Realms?
What is the difference between a "god" and a non-god power in the Forgotten Realms?
I assume that a "god" can grant cleric spells and that a non-god power cannot.
I am assuming D&D 5th edition.
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What are the requirements for a warlock patron in Forgotten Realms?
In D&D 5th edition's Forgotten Realms setting what ability is required for a creature to be able to grant a creature warlock powers?
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What predicates a being having their own afterlife realm in Forgotten Realms?
In D&D 5th edition's Forgotten Realms setting followers of gods are sentenced by Kelemvor and his servants to go to their god's realm after death (unless possibly they made a pact with a devil or simi …