Avatars serve as deities' alter egos, effectively allowing a god to be in two or more places at the same time. You can use some of your very own divine energy and pour it into a duplicate of yourself, albeit with lesser divine energy. This avatar is an extension of yourself and you know everything it senses and knows and vice versa. Each avatar created counts as a remote sense location and you may not have more avatars than you can create remote sensories. If you were to use all of your remote sensories by creating avatars, you may still produce one remote sensory effect beyond your avatars.
It takes one year to create an avatar or replace a destroyed avatar. The process does not require any special effort or actions. Simply will it be done and the divine energies begin to mold into your avatar. An avatar must be created in your own godly realm and, after the year, it appears in your godly realm. If you also possess the Divine Creation divine feat, then you may create a new avatar anywhere, other than godly realms of other deities of equal or greater to your Divine Rank. If you do so, the avatar must rest afterwards, as per the Divine Creation ability's description.
An avatar is a less powerful version of a deity and not a complete duplicate. Consider the following:
Divine Rank: Your avatar has a Divine Rank that is half of your own (rounded down). The avatar's Divine Rank characteristics are calculated with this new Divine Rank. Otherwise, your avatar has your same statistics.
Divine Abilities: Your avatar has a number of divine feats equal to its own Divine Rank. You may choose which divine feats from the ones you have. An avatar cannot have divine feats that its creator does not have. An avatar cannot have the Avatar or Possess Mortal divine feat. Additionally, it does not have any remote sensing or remote communication powers.
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