Great resource. Yeah, some of these gods might have limited usefulness but as a source of inspiration I can't imagine anything better. Just flipping through this gets the creative juices flowing. It's uses are immeasurable.
Yes, it's free. But it's also silly. What would anyone want with 300 joke gods of currency debasement, strings and yarn, or turnips? A 400 page joke that only gets more of a groan than a chuckle.
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