What is the greatest or most powerful being in the D&d universe?
What trumps all
The best of the best
Evan Hernandez
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Jordan White
Which creature has it's name in the title?
Hint: It's not Dungeon
Asher Reyes
Well, if we're allowing third party content...
1d4chan.org
Otherwise, probably something from Elder Evils? That, or Ao from the Forgotten Realms I guess.
Michael Miller
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Ethan Jackson
My PC. He's REALLY cool.
Chase White
The DM
Josiah Roberts
The Time Lords (sentient type III universes) that create them are probably more powerful, despite being lower CR.
Thomas Anderson
Does he afraid of anything?
James Long
Depends on the context. In the Planescape setting, it could be argued that due to the fact that they can still cast their magic where even the gods can't, the most powerful creatures are spire butterflies
Ian Young
Vulgus, Godeater Moon.
Luke Cruz
Player characters.
Nathaniel Jones
Greenwood please leave
Easton Stewart
How was the CR for this thing worked out? Do you think the creator actually ever bothered playtesting?
"Ah, this was too difficult for a group of level 9700 PCs, but level 10000 was just too easy. 9721 it is."
Zachary Reyes
Officially, Upper_Krust says the neutronium golem should be around CR ~850.
He actually does have CR calculation guidelines.
Thomas Gutierrez
Spire butterflies are a fanon creation and are in no way canon in any version of the Great Wheel.
Even if they were canon, they could be explained to be an advanced form of organic, intelligent magic item.
Although all magic and divine powers are abrogated near the base of the Spire, *magic items are completely unaffected*. The 1e Manual of the Planes, the 2e Planescape Campaign Setting boxed set's Sigil and Beyond, the 2e Player's Primer to the Outlands, the 3.0 Manual of the Planes, and the 3.5 Dungeon Master's Guide all make no mention whatsoever of magic items being affected by the Outlands.
Indeed, Chapter 7 of Tales of the Infinite Staircase clearly shows magic items being used at the base of the Spire (such as a room that replicates Unseen Servant and Light spells, as per page 105 of that book), and page 91 of the Monster Manual V contains a monster that uses a magic item within 100 miles of the Spire.
Jacob Long
Ya. UK's CR guidelines are actually very, very good, DRASTICALLY better than WotC's.
Ian Hall
But still meaningless.
Ian Rogers
>Spire butterflies
Mimir.net called, they need their steel donuts back
Christopher Rivera
>But still meaningless.
No? Even if playing the game past level 20 hurts your precious feelings, his CR guidelines still work great for fine tuning CRs -below- 20 as well. His ECL guidelines are also crazy useful.
Cooper Howard
DMPC
Eli Davis
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Kevin Cox
Not even nearly the most powerful thing from that supplement, not to mention that the creators later confirmed that they messed up the CR for the neut. golem.
Jacob Fisher
The DM
Ao
Lady of Pain
The Serpent
Camden Howard
Well in current MM standards, there's only one CR30, so I would assume that.