How would your characters handle Azathoth?

What if he wakes up

A miracle happens and a slave revolt actually succeeds. What to do next?

Where do gods come from.

I'm starting a galaxy sized campaign with the assumption that gods rise and fall on billions of worlds over billions of years.

While no god is anything new, it still leaves the question of where they come from.

What do you suggest?

>Longsword is a 1 handed weapon
>Bastard sword is 2 handed

What checkers ruleset do you most often use, to play? I usually use the international draughts ruleset, since even in the US, few people know the rules to american checkers, so I may as well teach people the version of the game that I find more entertaining.
Checkers is pretty fun anyway, though.

1. Chess
2. Quoridor
3. Checkers
4. 9 Men's Morris
5. Onitama
6. Quarto
7. Blokus Trigon
8. Chinese Checkers (2-player)
9. Othello
10. Pentago
11. Connect Four
12. Chinese Checkers (3-player)

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Something from another thread got me thinking, how might eugenics work in a fantasy setting? I've heard of the Dragon Blooded from Exalted, sure, since I'm using them for my OP image, but that focuses more on making sure as many new DBs exalt as possible than any trait or traits that would exist in this world, or correspond to actual genetics for that matter, since IIRC, DNA does not exist as such in Creation. Getting back to the original topic, how might eugenics work in a fantasy setting? If magic can alter biology, how much knowledge of DNA/inheritance should it require? For that matter, how much should a fantasy setting understand about genetics/inheritance at all? Presumably they would have a Mendelian-level knowledge if they're doing this at all, but should they go any further? And besides trying to make better soldiers or something similar, like increasing the number of mages if it's genetic, what are some good goals for a fantasy eugenics program, and how could it have gotten started in the first place?

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Sorry for the wait, my work had people quit and another get hurt, so I ended up with more shifts then planned. Sorry for the wait.

>I haven't seen Big E outside of meal times lately.
>Most of my time is spent teaching scholars how to read 'Old Angli' or as I call it English.
>Magnus and Emps want more guys able to take over my translating work.
>I am back on the Emperor's flagship, so I got my sweet digs back.
>Malcador is running things back on Terra right now.
>Legos received another 'name' for his service and injury, ceremony took days.
>Damn, the Custodes really read off every name the person being rewarded has earned. Then they do it again with the new addition(s).