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OP: Are you a player or a GM. Because if you area GM, just flood it. I would say, in game, it was rovagogue's falt I am not the GM. He's incredibly busy juggling other games so I decided to do some of the legwork on my own, then give him what I've found.
I've heard elsewhere that the direction of the rift opened is usually away from the domain of the god I kill. I'm not sure if it's true but it would mean I would have to kill the god whose domain is whatever's the opposite of water. Thoughts? Also, enslaving a godling half-dragon into holding open an eternal planar floodgate sounds metal as f#+!. The third idea seems like it would take a long time, plus I was always under the assumption that summoned water has a time limit on it, but again I might be wrong.
For reasons I can't get into because I don't know who might be reading, I need to completely flood Golarion. To get that much water, I'll need to import it from another plane, possibly using rifts. From what I understand, the largest planar rift was caused by killing a god, so currently I'm exploring that angle. I just need to hammer out the fine details, and I'm woefully undereducated about planar science. First, how do you know which plane you're opening a hole toward before you kill said god? Is it a matter of astrology or do I need to just kill them all until I find the one I want? Is there another way I haven't considered yet? My DM is actively encouraging this, but he's super busy writing the plot so I figured I would do the research solo and present the results when I have enough information. Anything you give could be useful. Thank you! |
