D&D, deities and lycanthropes.

[The Lilarcor]

I am thinking of making a campaign where adventurers are enlisted to stop a group of plane traveling sorcerors and polymorphing sorcerors, with an army of lycanthropes, trying to ruin the order of the deities by inflicting most of the deities with lycanthropy (if they can be inflicted) and transfering them to a Moon Plane, where it is always a full moon.

Now as I am too poor to buy the deity book, epic book, sorceror tome (astral travel, shapechange/polymorph) and any books on lycanthropy, I need some questions answered before I start studying up:

Can Dieties contract lycanthropy?

Can you transport deities (or anyone) to another plane against their will?

Could you polymorph an army of lycanthropes to small peanuts or anything light enough so that they can be polymorphed? (1 spell per lycanthrope)

[The Hierophant]

Originally posted by The Lilarcor: Can Dieties contract lycanthropy?

Highly unlikely. They wouldn't be all that Godly if they were subject to the diseases and meladies of the mortal realm.

[SecretMaster]

Well, i don't what edition your playing but, if you really want to toy around make your own deities. Then you can't go wrong

[IronDragon]

From “Faiths and Pantheons” by Eric Boyd and Erik Mona:
Here is the salient passages:
Deities have the following immunities. Individual deities may have more immunities.

Transmutation: A deity is immure to polymorph, petrifaction or any other attack that alters form.

Deities of rank 1 or higher (basically all divine beings) are immue to disease and poison…

Deities of rank 6 (lesser deity and up) and higher are immune to effects that imprison or banish them, unless the attacker is a deity of equal or higher rank.

[The Lilarcor]

Ah, then I will have to have epic level Were creatures then.