God TTRPG Reset

Once per day, you may roll your creation dice (starting at 2d4 and increases as stated in the Size Categories) and you gain an amount of points equal to the number you rolled. You start out with 5 creation points. Once per day, other gods may spend 3 creation points to allow you to roll your creation dice again. You may also roll creation dice when you gain 5000 XP or more in one instance. A mod/DM may also allow you to roll a creation die as a reward for a certain task or similar, like the mileage leveling system.

You may spend your creation points for some of the following items below. Some of these acts may only be performed once per a certain timeframe, or only at a certain size category. Sentient creatures, for the purpose of this thread, are creatures with an INT stat of 6 or more that can understand at least one language. Mortals are creatures of the Humanoid, Beast, or Plant creature type. Demihumans are creatures of the Giant, Monstrosity, Ooze, Undead, Dragon, or Construct creature type. Extraplanars are creatures of the Aberration, Celestial, Fiend, Elemental, and Fey creature types. Supernatural creatures are ones that can have an attribute above the 20th level cap.The number of follower dice to roll is listed next to each size (listed as #F). You may also convert creation points into ability points, turning 10 creation points into one ability point. 

Living Creatures:

When creating a living creature that requires a statblock, you may create this creature of a CR equal to or less than the maximum specified in your size category. You build your creature with the traits from below. Refer to the 2014 Dungeon Master’s Guide for recommended damage, health, and AC of creatures. Add together the total of the costs of the traits to determine the cost of the creature. When you make this creature (if it requires a statblock), it is a species, and you may make a number of this species equal to your proficiency bonus. After you create this species, it is assumed they are able to grow their own population. Creatures that you make are not automatically loyal to you, and do not automatically count as your followers. Creatures with Legendary and/or Mythic actions do not populate on their own, and you may only purchase a creature with Mythic actions up to 3 times. You may also spend points on an already existing race, such as increasing their size from medium to large or granting them demihuman status.

Tiny (1) [1F], Small (4) [2F], Medium (8) [4F], Large (20) [10F], Huge (30) [15F], Gargantuan (50) [20F]

Mortal (1), Demihuman (10)[2F], Extraplanar (20) [5F]

Not sentient (0), Sentient (4), Supernatural (10)

Legendary Actions (20), Mythic Actions (50)

Material or Item:

You create a special material or item, and when you make one of these, you may make an amount equal to your proficiency bonus multiplied by 2. When you make a new material, such as a metal or wood or fabric, you may decide the properties of that new material within the range of the rarity chosen. You can only purchase the Legendary option up to 5 times. 

Common (2)[1F], Uncommon (4)[2F], Rare (10)[5F], Very Rare (20)[10F], Legendary (30)[15F]

Terrain:

You may create a landmark, such as a mountain range or a lake or an ocean, and then further determine if it is hospitable or not. Small structures are about the size of a small building, Medium structures are about the size of a small biome, Large structures are around the size of a large lake, Huge structures are around the size of seas or mountains.

Small (2)[2F], Medium (10)[8F], Large (20)[16F], Huge (50)[35F]

Disaster:

You may cause a natural disaster to form at a point of your choosing, which forms when you choose for it too (immediately, or after a certain amount of time), and you may choose the damage type for the distaster. The size of this disaster correlates with the same sizes creating Terrain uses. If you use this during combat, you may only do so once per combat. The disaster you create is a physical force that moves up to 1 mile with a 100 times your PB ft width in a direction you choose. Disasters deal double damage to objects and structures, and each creature coming in contact with this disaster must make either a STR, DEX, or CON (your choice) save against your god’s save DC, taking full damage on a fail and half on a success. Small disasters do 10d6 damage, Medium disasters do 15d8 damage, Large disasters do 20d10 damage, Huge disasters do 25d12 damage. 

Small (5), Medium (25), Large (35), Huge (50)

Divine:

Divine acts are things such as miracles, or creating more avatars. You may have a total number of avatars equal to your proficiency bonus. When you bestow a trait onto a mortal, you may choose to enhance them in some way, granting them an ability (either from another class, race, feat, or something you may on your own) that is unique to that specific creature. When you choose to enhance a mortal, you can choose an additional number of mortals to enhance with that same trait equal to your proficiency bonus. You may also ascend a mortal to divine status, granting them a new creature type as well as access to legendary and/or mythic actions. You may also perform a miracle, which may include curing an illness or healing a single creature or causing a light rainfall, any other small effect that doesn’t inflict damage. Larger miracles such as raising the dead require a higher cost, and you may only target a number of creatures equal to your proficiency bonus.

Small Miracle (2)[1F], Large Miracle(15)[10F], Enhance Mortal(10)[8F], Create Demigod(30), Avatar (30)

Your specialty determines what your god is most efficient at, and you may choose two specialties during creation. This specialty cannot be changed once you have chosen it. You may choose another specialty when you reach 5th category size, and one more when you reach 10th.

• Lifebearer: You are a master of creating living creatures and weaving together the strands of a soul. When you create a living creature, the cost of creating that creature is halved (rounded up, minimum of 1). You may also designate a number of mortal creatures that you have created equal to your proficiency bonus and grant them partial immortality. If these creatures would die of any reason other than old age, they are resurrected after 1d6+2 days.
• Inspiring: Your passion has rallied your devotees and solidified their trust in you. You experience only half of the amount of decay in followers from lack of creations (rounded up), and when you would gather devotees from usage of an ability or an act of creation, you may gain additional devotees equal to your proficiency bonus. Additionally, your followers have advantage on ability checks, attack rolls, and saving throws while you are within eyesight of them.
• Natural Affinity: Your god is closely intertwined with the spirit of the land. If you are a Nature Origin god, your sphere of influence increases by an amount equal to your proficiency bonus multiplied by 1000 in sqft. If you are not a Nature Origin god, you may gain a territory of land you influence on the physical world with the same area. You gain an extra lair effect, and may alter your terrain of influence up to three times per day. If you are a Nature Domain god, when you increase a size category for your land you may also roll your Creation Point dice once.
• Volatile: You are a god with the capabilities of large scale devastation. When you initiate a harmful act that would reduce the number of devotees a god has (such as sending an army or natural disaster) you may roll a number of extra dice in damage equal to half of your proficiency bonus (rounded down). The cost of creating natural disasters is reduced by half of your proficiency bonus as well, to a minimum of 1. You may choose an elemental damage immunity for your avatar statblock and may additionally add that immunity as a resistance to your swarms.
• Connected: You are able to more closely manifest as a creature that can be perceived, and you are able to communicate through your godly form. Your created creatures have a permanent telepathic link with you if you allow, and you are able to monitor their vitals and read their emotions. Additionally, when you create any sort of life, you may spend only one additional creation point to create this life as sentient.
• Hive: You and your creations are merged as one. When you create a new form of sentient life, it automatically becomes one of your devotees, and you may possess and control any of your creations. Your avatar also gains the ability to sacrifice 10 followers once per day to roll one of your creation dice once. The cost of this ability goes up by 1 every time you use it.
• Zealot: You live for conquest, and as such, are experienced in war. You may apply one 2014 feat to your swarm statblocks, and if your swarms win a battle, you lose no followers from engaging in that battle. Followers you have and creatures you make have proficiency in martial weapons and armor, and you ignore the cost restriction of armor on your swarms. When you reduce a swarm or avatar to 0 hp, you may also roll your creation dice a number of times equal to the proficiency bonus of the swarm you killed.
• Peacemaker: Hostile mortal creatures that start their turn within your domain or within 30 ft of you are no longer hostile, which lasts until they leave your domain or presence or until they take damage. If you or your followers damage a creature that is not hostile, you take an amount of damage equal to what you dealt. This damage cannot be reduced in any way. Once per day, you may roll one creation die when you non-lethally pacify a hostile creature.
• Diviner: You read the threads of fate and may deliver prophecies to your followers. Your followers gain the ability to communicate with divine beings regardless if they share a language, and you are aware of any creature that sets foot in your domain. When you roll your creation dice, you now gain 0 points off of a die when you roll a one and may double the points you gain from a die on a maximum roll.
• Cursebearer: You are immune to the effects of madness, and creatures that spend 24 hours or more on your terrain of influence must roll once on the short term madness table. Curses that you bestow on creatures last until dispelled, regardless of the original duration, and creatures you create are immune to disease and the effects of madness that are not given to them by you. Once per day, you may roll an extra creation die when a creature you have not created is affected by a curse you have bestowed. Additionally, creatures you make have the chance to have the monstrosity creature type and be cursed (either by lycanthropy, vampirism, or something else). Roll a 1d100. On a 30 or lower, they are cursed. You gain the ability to bestow a curse, which is detailed later on the avatar statblock.
• Healer: Your avatars gain the regeneration trait, and at the start of their turn they regain a number of HP equal to twice your proficiency bonus, unless they have taken necrotic damage in the previous round. As an action, you may touch a creature and heal it a number of d10s equal to twice your proficiency bonus. Creatures healed this way may be cured of any disease, poison, or spell effect that is currently affecting them. Once a creature has benefitted from this feature, it may not gain the benefits again for the next 24 hours. As part of this action, you may also attempt to relieve a curse, and make a contested ability check of your choice with the creature that bestowed the curse. On a success, the curse is lifted for three days. After three successes, the curse is removed permanently. After three fails, you may not attempt to lift this curse again.
• Gift Giver: You specialize in blessings, enhancing the world and people around you. The cost of enhancing mortals is reduced by a number equal to half of your proficiency bonus (rounded up), and when you enhance a mortal, that enhancement is passed down the creature’s bloodline indefinitely. You may also enhance other gods’ avatars, using an action to grant that avatar an ability from your statblock, which lasts for 24 hours. Sentient creatures that you create may also raise their ability scores over 20, to a maximum of 24.
• Weaver: The maximum number of legendary items you can make is doubled, and the cost to create a new material is reduced by 2 (to a minimum of 0). You may also shape nonmagical items out of any material of your choice a number of times equal to twice your proficiency bonus per long rest. Your followers also gain the ability to create, and may each create one non-magical item per day, up to a maximum size of Large. Constructs also now count as mortal creatures to you for the purpose of abilities and spending creation points.