[SPOILERS] Which god is it?

[Orion Invictus]

Whose corpse is in the Astral Prism?

[Adolf's Truest Friend]

The one you meet in NWN2: Mask of the Betrayer

[BeautifulFlowerField]

inside the prism is an illithid named the emperor (he is the dream guardian) and orpheus the prince of the githyanki

[Orion Invictus]

Originally posted by BeautifulFlowerField:

inside the prism is an illithid named the emperor (he is the dream guardian) and orpheus the prince of the githyanki

Yes, I know. Did you miss the giant corpse of a god whose very bones you walk on when you enter the Astral Prism?

[✙205🍉🐆→]

some dead god.
but you can imagine that this is the body of Myrkul

[Scheneighnay]

BLIPDOOLPLOOP!
PRAISE BE!

[Settings]

That's just dave.

[Malaficus Shaikan]

Originally posted by War Crimes Appreciator:

The one you meet in NWN2: Mask of the Betrayer

Nah.
Way to tiny.
Also he got revived so it cannot be myrkel.

[Morgian]

It cannot be any of the dead three, because that is just a nickname. They are alive and well, able to grant spells to their clerics, albeit reduced to the status of quasi-deities since the disaster with the tablets of fate.
The other (ex-)deities known to have drifting skellies there are Amaunator, Enki, Gilgeam, Ilbrandul, Kalzareinad, Karsus, Kiputytto, Leira, Moander, and Ulutiu. I think it is Karsus, even if his godhood lasted only 30 seconds, given his connection to the story.

[wendigo211]

One of the gods who was dead when Orpheus led his revolt but wasn't resurrected for 5e. Probably not even an FR god. I think his revolt predates Netheril, so I'm not sure which deity it could be.

[Settings]

Originally posted by Morgian:

It cannot be any of the dead three, because that is just a nickname. They are alive and well, able to grant spells to their clerics, albeit reduced to the status of quasi-deities since the disaster with the tablets of fate.
The other (ex-)deities known to have drifting skellies there are Amaunator, Enki, Gilgeam, Ilbrandul, Kalzareinad, Karsus, Kiputytto, Leira, Moander, and Ulutiu. I think it is Karsus, even if his godhood lasted only 30 seconds, given his connection to the story.

I would also speculate Karsus given that the names of the others don't even appear in game

[Ranpo]

Lots of dead gods on the Astral Plane.

[Orion Invictus]

Originally posted by Morgian:

It cannot be any of the dead three, because that is just a nickname. They are alive and well, able to grant spells to their clerics, albeit reduced to the status of quasi-deities since the disaster with the tablets of fate.
The other (ex-)deities known to have drifting skellies there are Amaunator, Enki, Gilgeam, Ilbrandul, Kalzareinad, Karsus, Kiputytto, Leira, Moander, and Ulutiu. I think it is Karsus, even if his godhood lasted only 30 seconds, given his connection to the story.

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, dude.

[seandeven]

I'd say Moander with the spores druid availiable in game and the myconid colony. The dead god of rot used to preserve the gith. (Headcannon)

Ultimately probably Karsus, tho.

[wendigo211]

It can't be Karsus. Karsus died in -339 DR. The corpse had to be there when Vlaakith I defeated Orpheus which was well before that.

[seandeven]

I stand corrected and still say Moander

Originally posted by wendigo211:

It can't be Karsus. Karsus died in -339 DR. The corpse had to be there when Vlaakith I defeated Orpheus which was well before that.