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I'd have preferred the player in question not peek in. Kinda ruined the fun.

Eh, John's quite talented at making our "brilliant plans" bite us. Trust me, whatever he does hit me with I probably won't expect or have prepared for, but that's half the fun.

I would suggest creating artificial worshippers kind of defeats the point of a worshipper. If the creature doesn't have a soul how does it worship.

What about bringing creatures with divine blood in one place - perhaps a specially crafted Demi-plane where the wizard defeats them for their divine blood in one great ritual.

First, part of my list of things to do is figure out what souls are and how to make or recycle them.

Second, I'm putting this on the list as "Plan B: The Highlander Method "

Hi, the player in question here.

The Wizard is a lawful neutral, Cheilaxian with 20 intelligence and 7 wisdom. She's notably biased on deities interfering in mortal life, and tends not to think things through. Not that she disagrees with deific wars being bad, but from her point of view the war is already being fought and good is losing, because they won't acknowledge the war.

However, she's also a utilitarian humanist. So long as she can leverage the actions of the Asuras toward her goals, she doesn't view it as different from summoning evil creatures with Summon Monster. The Qlippoth and Rakshasas, though, along with suspected deific interference, is one of the reasons a extraplanar workspace is so high on the list.

Likewise, even though in - character I'm not aware of Razmir, the various creations also help protect the workshop.

Finally, regarding goals, I am perfectly fine with this being an endgame goal, and I expect it will be a campaign long quest, but I'm not expecting to actually play the character afterwards. If anything I would probably do a Paladin or Cleric of myself. Though the Avatar idea is both nice and seems like something she'd do.