No, that would be horrifically game-breaking. We'd spend every turn spawning godlings to fund our massive power rampages. Mechanically, Thurasa is neither help nor hindrance to you or me, but functions as a very handy roleplay tool. Real actions have to come through you, and the six DR you have on me would be the real muscle behind all of Rotarn's implied threats.
I'll retool the post when I get some time, but would appreciate a response from Thurasa in the meanwhile.
Actually, Thurasa is currently the only Crusader in the world. The Senon haven't really settled yet.
The Senon have are free to travel, and know a lot about everyone else. They are intelligent, open minded, I can't be bothered with describing their outlook but it isn't as you made it. (If you can't be bothered describing their outlook, how am I supposed to react to it? I can't read your mind.)
They are free and don't like war but are will to fight if they have a good reason.
Think of the Senon as being true communists with a really good moral code. That isn't quite right but it's much closer than what you seem to think.
And my proposal can be summed up as continue with the sort of thing that you've been doing but with less destruction, killing etc. and join the Justice pantheon I am going to make the turn after next. Rotarn wants to see and speak with Turpis himself though.
EDIT: And Thurasa referred to Turpis as brother because, philosophically speaking, all adult Senon are siblings since they are the ones who were created by Rotarn and it hasn't been long enough for any of the children to have grown up.
So they're a strongly lawful-good or neutral-good aligned race, then, who are largely unsettled and blend into the world at large. They take passive stances rather than fighting where possible, unless an outside agent or a matter of principle forces them into combat. They share everything and treat each other well, living in small groups to make this achievable, but possibly resulting in a nigh-Buddhist lifestyle. No Senon children have reached adulthood, which means Turpis didn't have a childhood (which
seriously screws with his backstory, by the by) and was created as one of the First. Very well, you created the race, you get to define their starting conditions. That's the rules and I'll play by them.
That's sort of what I'm going on here. It's also going to completely change the nature of the post you want me to rewrite, so you may have to tailor Thurasa's reaction to fit once I'm done. Particularly given that your entire race started off as horribly innocent goody two-shoes characters, I'm going to have to get creative with how something like Turpis could possibly have arisen from that beginning
and how Thurasa
might have. After all, people don't just get born evil (unless, admittedly, they have an evil racial alignment).