The Single Strongest God Of All Time In D&D
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Tear is a powerful God of justice with immense power, while AO is the Over God ruling over all Gods in Dungeons and Dragons, with the ability to create worlds and manage divinity within the Forgotten Realms. Despite his vast power, AO's influence is limited to the Forgotten Realms, unable to impact other crystal spheres or worlds like Greyhawk or Magic: The Gathering.
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- Tear is a God of justice, distinguished by immense power and a singular focus on justice, making him a significant figure in the realm of deities.
- AO, the Over God in Dungeons and Dragons, possesses unparalleled authority over all Gods, demonstrated through creating worlds, reshaping portfolios, and controlling divine entities within the Forgotten Realms, highlighting his dominance within that specific crystal sphere.
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Who is Tear?
Tear is a God of justice, a powerful deity solely focused on justice.
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Summary
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"Over God AO's Divine Justice Reigns"
- Tear is a God of justice, a greater God with immense power solely focused on justice.
- Tear's eyes were gouged out by the Over God for speaking out of turn, showcasing the Over God's immense power.
- Over Gods in Dungeons and Dragons are beings beyond regular Gods, with complete authority over Pantheons.
- AO is the Over God ruling over all Gods, with powers that are not fully understood but include creating worlds and elevating entities to godhood.
- AO created the crystal sphere containing the Forgotten Realms world and other planets, allowing entities to populate them.
- The war between Gods and primordials almost destroyed the planet, leading AO to split it between the Gods and primordials.
- AO banished all Gods from the heavens during the Time of Troubles, forcing them to walk the mortal realm.
- Bane and Merkel stole the Tablets of Fate, leading AO to destroy them and remake new tablets with rewritten Gods and portfolios.
- AO took a more active role in managing divinity, deciding who could be a God and switching portfolios as necessary.
- The new tablets of fate marked the end of the Time of Troubles in 1482 DR, setting the stage for the events of the fifth edition storyline.
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AO's Limited Power Beyond Forgotten Realms
- Elminster is one of the few who knew about AO before the Time of Troubles, indicating his vast knowledge. AO's power is limited to the Forgotten Realms, unable to affect other crystal spheres, as seen when he forced gods into mortal forms during the Time of Troubles, only impacting their Forgotten Realms aspects.
- Despite AO's immense power, he cannot influence realms outside the Forgotten Realms, like Greyhawk or the Magic: The Gathering world. AO's control is confined to the Forgotten Realms, showcasing his limitations despite his status as a powerful deity.
