DOMAINS: 

You can only choose one domain. I request you keep your builds in line with your domain, but there will be no benefits based on domains. 

Nature: You are a champion of nature, life, death, the earth, the storm, the sea, a part of nature of your choice. Things you create must revolve around your part of nature. You can be a god of an animal or plant, of an item, of a single tree. 

Conviction: You champion emotions and ideals. You could be a god of war, of kindness, of love. You can create and influence things, and the things you create and influence become more like your conviction. 

Uses a Dnd-esque system. System where people can choose and pick up abilities based on their domains. Power is gained through acts of devotion. Requires certain skills to advance to other skills. Skills are acquired through points which are gained through acts of devotion. People can gain points in other ways, like they can convert ability points to creation points and do the same in the opposite direction, or gain points by going on quests.

Gods start with the regular DnD stats. They have two forms, godly and avatar. As a god, they can create life and send down natural disasters. The mortals cannot hear their words, only guess what they mean. As an avatar, they can directly talk to their followers and attack people. A god can have multiple avatars in multiple places, although only one can be in combat. They can look different, and you can create bonus stat blocks for avatars other than your main. 

CHARACTER GENERATION: 

First, choose a domain. Next, create your character details, like name and appearance. The world is new so characters will have just been created, no backstories, the world is just a barren land. You will start with five ability points that you can spend on your avatar. Avatars start with a stat block to be added, that you can modify using ability points. Choose your abilities and spend ability points. Choose a specialty. You will start with an avatar, no need to save up points to buy a new one, but you can get another one. Currently, I have not finished avatar abilities and I desperately need help with them, so if you would like to help me make this not a mess, I’ll make you a mod and we can work together. 

SPECIALTIES:

You can only choose one specialty! Choose wisely! 

Life Creation: When you roll a d8 to determine how many lifeforms you make, you can instead roll a d12. 

Devotion: When you roll a d8 to determine how many devotees you get, you can instead roll a d12. 

Energy Renewal: When you roll the die, you roll a d12 instead of a d8.

Terrain Manipulation: When you spend points to create something terrain related, you can add one. If you called two mountains, you could add another one. If you called one island, you could add another one. 

Disaster Calling: The cost of calling a disaster is halved for you, rounding up on a decimal. 

Divinity: You can speak to the divine creatures or magical mortals that you create even in your godly form. 

COSTS FOR CREATION: 

When I say you can roll for creation (usually every day, but since this is the beginning, I may do it more), each god you control will roll a d8. The number they roll will be the amount of creation points they get. Creation points can be spent on doing certain things, like creating life and sending down storms. 

LIFE: 

Create a tiny organism: 1 point 

Evolve an organism: 5 points 

Create a plant: 4 points

Create an animal: 10 points 

Create a race: 20 points 

Create a mythical creature: 30 points 

TERRAIN: 

Create Mountain: 5 points 

Create Lake: 1 point 

Create Island/land: 10 points

DISASTER: 

Flood: 3 points for every island you flood 

Fire: 2 points 

Earthquake: 5 points 

Storm: 3 points for every island you hit 

Tsunami: 4 points 

DIVINE: 

Create a new avatar: 30 points 

Create a demigod: 30 points

Bestow a mortal with magic: 3 points 

Create a divine home: 10 points 

GAINING DEVOTEES: 

Every time you spend points, roll a d8 times the amount of points you spent. You get that many devotees (unless nobody sentient is alive, and in that case, it’s just a waste.) Devotees will do what you ask them to do and sacrifice, as long as you grant the occasional wish. You can categorize your devotees into groups, including military groups. You require 100 devotees to make a military group. Military groups can be infantry, cavalry, and archers. They are each strong and weak against another. Infantry is weak to cavalry and strong to archers. Cavalry is weak to archers. This works in a rock paper scissors way. When you send out troops, PM a mod what type of troops you sent out and they will compare. If you have two military groups against one, the one with more wins. If there are more than one and they’re equal, the groups will be split by an unbiased mod, and will slowly narrow down the troops. 

LORE: 

The world started as a barren archipelago. No plants, simply just dust, rock, and water. And then the gods were created. Gods can only interact with people and other gods in the form of their avatar, as a god, they are merely just a force. Divine Homes are where the gods and their favorite followers reside. They are inaccessible to regular mortals. 

GETTING ABILITY POINTS: 

Every time your devotees make an act of devotion to you, like sacrificing some people, creating a building, or taking over a city, you gain ability points, which can be converted to creation points. Below is a list of tasks that could get you devotion points and how to complete them. 

1. Create a piece of art (1 ability point, no effort required, takes 2 days/turns and 10 people.) 
2. Conquer a city (5 ability points, requires strategy and sending troops to war, takes 3 days/turns and 100 people.) 
3. Conquer a country (20 ability points, requires strategy and sending troops to war, takes 5 days/turns and 100 people minimum. This can be achieved through group battle, but if you lose your troops, you lose your troops and you lose the battle.) 
4. Sacrifices (0.25xthe amount of sacrifices ability points for animals, 0.5xthe amount of sacrifices for races.) 

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DOMAINS: 

You can only choose one domain. I request you keep your builds in line with your domain, but there will be no benefits based on domains. 

Nature: You are a champion of nature, life, death, the earth, the storm, the sea, a part of nature of your choice. Things you create must revolve around your part of nature. You can be a god of an animal or plant, of an item, of a single tree. 

Conviction: You champion emotions and ideals. You could be a god of war, of kindness, of love. You can create and influence things, and the things you create and influence become more like your conviction. 

Uses a Dnd-esque system. System where people can choose and pick up abilities based on their domains. Power is gained through acts of devotion. Requires certain skills to advance to other skills. Skills are acquired through points which are gained through acts of devotion. People can gain points in other ways, like they can convert ability points to creation points and do the same in the opposite direction, or gain points by going on quests.

Gods start with the regular DnD stats. They have two forms, godly and avatar. As a god, they can create life and send down natural disasters. The mortals cannot hear their words, only guess what they mean. As an avatar, they can directly talk to their followers and attack people. A god can have multiple avatars in multiple places, although only one can be in combat. They can look different, and you can create bonus stat blocks for avatars other than your main. 

CHARACTER GENERATION: 

First, choose a domain. Next, create your character details, like name and appearance. The world is new so characters will have just been created, no backstories, the world is just a barren land. You will start with five ability points that you can spend on your avatar. Avatars start with a stat block to be added, that you can modify using ability points. Choose your abilities and spend ability points. Choose a specialty. You will start with an avatar, no need to save up points to buy a new one, but you can get another one. Currently, I have not finished avatar abilities and I desperately need help with them, so if you would like to help me make this not a mess, I’ll make you a mod and we can work together. 

SPECIALTIES:

You can only choose one specialty! Choose wisely! 

Life Creation: When you roll a d8 to determine how many lifeforms you make, you can instead roll a d12. 

Devotion: When you roll a d8 to determine how many devotees you get, you can instead roll a d12. 

Energy Renewal: When you roll the die, you roll a d12 instead of a d8.

Terrain Manipulation: When you spend points to create something terrain related, you can add one. If you called two mountains, you could add another one. If you called one island, you could add another one. 

Disaster Calling: The cost of calling a disaster is halved for you, rounding up on a decimal. 

Divinity: You can speak to the divine creatures or magical mortals that you create even in your godly form. 

 

COSTS FOR CREATION: 

When I say you can roll for creation (usually every day, but since this is the beginning, I may do it more), each god you control will roll a d8. The number they roll will be the amount of creation points they get. Creation points can be spent on doing certain things, like creating life and sending down storms. 

LIFE: 

Create a tiny organism: 1 point 

Evolve an organism: 5 points 

Create a plant: 4 points

Create an animal: 10 points 

Create a race: 20 points 

Create a mythical creature: 30 points 

TERRAIN: 

Create Mountain: 5 points 

Create Lake: 1 point 

Create Island/land: 10 points

DISASTER: 

Flood: 3 points for every island you flood 

Fire: 2 points 

Earthquake: 5 points 

Storm: 3 points for every island you hit 

Tsunami: 4 points 

DIVINE: 

Create a new avatar: 30 points 

Create a demigod: 30 points

Bestow a mortal with magic: 3 points 

Create a divine home: 10 points 

 

GAINING DEVOTEES: 

Every time you spend points, roll a d8 times the amount of points you spent. You get that many devotees (unless nobody sentient is alive, and in that case, it’s just a waste.) Devotees will do what you ask them to do and sacrifice, as long as you grant the occasional wish. You can categorize your devotees into groups, including military groups. You require 100 devotees to make a military group. Military groups can be infantry, cavalry, and archers. They are each strong and weak against another. Infantry is weak to cavalry and strong to archers. Cavalry is weak to archers. This works in a rock paper scissors way. When you send out troops, PM a mod what type of troops you sent out and they will compare. If you have two military groups against one, the one with more wins. If there are more than one and they’re equal, the groups will be split by an unbiased mod, and will slowly narrow down the troops. 

 

LORE: 

The world started as a barren archipelago. No plants, simply just dust, rock, and water. And then the gods were created. Gods can only interact with people and other gods in the form of their avatar, as a god, they are merely just a force. Divine Homes are where the gods and their favorite followers reside. They are inaccessible to regular mortals. 

 

GETTING ABILITY POINTS: 

Every time your devotees make an act of devotion to you, like sacrificing some people, creating a building, or taking over a city, you gain ability points, which can be converted to creation points. Below is a list of tasks that could get you devotion points and how to complete them. 

1. Create a piece of art (1 ability point, no effort required, takes 2 days/turns and 10 people.) 
2. Conquer a city (5 ability points, requires strategy and sending troops to war, takes 3 days/turns and 100 people.) 
3. Conquer a country (20 ability points, requires strategy and sending troops to war, takes 5 days/turns and 100 people minimum. This can be achieved through group battle, but if you lose your troops, you lose your troops and you lose the battle.) 
4. Sacrifices (0.25xthe amount of sacrifices ability points for animals, 0.5xthe amount of sacrifices for races.) 

 

 

whoa

that’s a lot of words

Also sorry that I can’t spell rn yall

currently suffering from nutrition deficiency from too much exercise

hows it going

*I’m crashing out over spelling :/*

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DOMAINS: 

You can only choose one domain. I request you keep your builds in line with your domain, but there will be no benefits based on domains. 

Nature: You are a champion of nature, life, death, the earth, the storm, the sea, a part of nature of your choice. Things you create must revolve around your part of nature. You can be a god of an animal or plant, of an item, of a single tree. 

Conviction: You champion emotions and ideals. You could be a god of war, of kindness, of love. You can create and influence things, and the things you create and influence become more like your conviction. 

Uses a Dnd-esque system. System where people can choose and pick up abilities based on their domains. Power is gained through acts of devotion. Requires certain skills to advance to other skills. Skills are acquired through points which are gained through acts of devotion. People can gain points in other ways, like they can convert ability points to creation points and do the same in the opposite direction, or gain points by going on quests.

Gods start with the regular DnD stats. They have two forms, godly and avatar. As a god, they can create life and send down natural disasters. The mortals cannot hear their words, only guess what they mean. As an avatar, they can directly talk to their followers and attack people. A god can have multiple avatars in multiple places, although only one can be in combat. They can look different, and you can create bonus stat blocks for avatars other than your main. 

CHARACTER GENERATION: 

First, choose a domain. Next, create your character details, like name and appearance. The world is new so characters will have just been created, no backstories, the world is just a barren land. You will start with five ability points that you can spend on your avatar. Avatars start with a stat block to be added, that you can modify using ability points. Choose your abilities and spend ability points. Choose a specialty. You will start with an avatar, no need to save up points to buy a new one, but you can get another one. Currently, I have not finished avatar abilities and I desperately need help with them, so if you would like to help me make this not a mess, I’ll make you a mod and we can work together. 

SPECIALTIES:

You can only choose one specialty! Choose wisely! 

Life Creation: When you roll a d8 to determine how many lifeforms you make, you can instead roll a d12. 

Devotion: When you roll a d8 to determine how many devotees you get, you can instead roll a d12. 

Energy Renewal: When you roll the die, you roll a d12 instead of a d8.

Terrain Manipulation: When you spend points to create something terrain related, you can add one. If you called two mountains, you could add another one. If you called one island, you could add another one. 

Disaster Calling: The cost of calling a disaster is halved for you, rounding up on a decimal. 

Divinity: You can speak to the divine creatures or magical mortals that you create even in your godly form. 

 

COSTS FOR CREATION: 

When I say you can roll for creation (usually every day, but since this is the beginning, I may do it more), each god you control will roll a d8. The number they roll will be the amount of creation points they get. Creation points can be spent on doing certain things, like creating life and sending down storms. 

LIFE: 

Create a tiny organism: 1 point 

Evolve an organism: 5 points 

Create a plant: 4 points

Create an animal: 10 points 

Create a race: 20 points 

Create a mythical creature: 30 points 

TERRAIN: 

Create Mountain: 5 points 

Create Lake: 1 point 

Create Island/land: 10 points

DISASTER: 

Flood: 3 points for every island you flood 

Fire: 2 points 

Earthquake: 5 points 

Storm: 3 points for every island you hit 

Tsunami: 4 points 

DIVINE: 

Create a new avatar: 30 points 

Create a demigod: 30 points

Bestow a mortal with magic: 3 points 

Create a divine home: 10 points 

 

GAINING DEVOTEES: 

Every time you spend points, roll a d8 times the amount of points you spent. You get that many devotees (unless nobody sentient is alive, and in that case, it’s just a waste.) Devotees will do what you ask them to do and sacrifice, as long as you grant the occasional wish. You can categorize your devotees into groups, including military groups. You require 100 devotees to make a military group. Military groups can be infantry, cavalry, and archers. They are each strong and weak against another. Infantry is weak to cavalry and strong to archers. Cavalry is weak to archers. This works in a rock paper scissors way. When you send out troops, PM a mod what type of troops you sent out and they will compare. If you have two military groups against one, the one with more wins. If there are more than one and they’re equal, the groups will be split by an unbiased mod, and will slowly narrow down the troops. 

 

LORE: 

The world started as a barren archipelago. No plants, simply just dust, rock, and water. And then the gods were created. Gods can only interact with people and other gods in the form of their avatar, as a god, they are merely just a force. Divine Homes are where the gods and their favorite followers reside. They are inaccessible to regular mortals. 

 

GETTING ABILITY POINTS: 

Every time your devotees make an act of devotion to you, like sacrificing some people, creating a building, or taking over a city, you gain ability points, which can be converted to creation points. Below is a list of tasks that could get you devotion points and how to complete them. 

1. Create a piece of art (1 ability point, no effort required, takes 2 days/turns and 10 people.) 
2. Conquer a city (5 ability points, requires strategy and sending troops to war, takes 3 days/turns and 100 people.) 
3. Conquer a country (20 ability points, requires strategy and sending troops to war, takes 5 days/turns and 100 people minimum. This can be achieved through group battle, but if you lose your troops, you lose your troops and you lose the battle.) 
4. Sacrifices (0.25xthe amount of sacrifices ability points for animals, 0.5xthe amount of sacrifices for races.) 

 

 

whoa

that’s a lot of words

 Yeah…

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Also sorry that I can’t spell rn yall

currently suffering from nutrition deficiency from too much exercise

hows it going

*I’m crashing out over spelling :/*

 I’m alr, hru?

Random question for Golden:

You've been posting a lot more. You said you'd be on infrequently for a while; is that time over now?

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Random question for Golden:

You've been posting a lot more. You said you'd be on infrequently for a while; is that time over now?

 Hello potato!

I think that they have more time

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Quote from Weslockes >>

Also sorry that I can’t spell rn yall

currently suffering from nutrition deficiency from too much exercise

hows it going

*I’m crashing out over spelling :/*

 I’m alr, hru?

Very hungry

Debatably hungriest I’ve ever been (and I barely ate anything for a 5-day, 15-mile-a-day hike once)

Anyway you get the gist

Other than that I’m decent

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DOMAINS: 

You can only choose one domain. I request you keep your builds in line with your domain, but there will be no benefits based on domains. 

Nature: You are a champion of nature, life, death, the earth, the storm, the sea, a part of nature of your choice. Things you create must revolve around your part of nature. You can be a god of an animal or plant, of an item, of a single tree. 

Conviction: You champion emotions and ideals. You could be a god of war, of kindness, of love. You can create and influence things, and the things you create and influence become more like your conviction. 

Uses a Dnd-esque system. System where people can choose and pick up abilities based on their domains. Power is gained through acts of devotion. Requires certain skills to advance to other skills. Skills are acquired through points which are gained through acts of devotion. People can gain points in other ways, like they can convert ability points to creation points and do the same in the opposite direction, or gain points by going on quests.

Gods start with the regular DnD stats. They have two forms, godly and avatar. As a god, they can create life and send down natural disasters. The mortals cannot hear their words, only guess what they mean. As an avatar, they can directly talk to their followers and attack people. A god can have multiple avatars in multiple places, although only one can be in combat. They can look different, and you can create bonus stat blocks for avatars other than your main. 

CHARACTER GENERATION: 

First, choose a domain. Next, create your character details, like name and appearance. The world is new so characters will have just been created, no backstories, the world is just a barren land. You will start with five ability points that you can spend on your avatar. Avatars start with a stat block to be added, that you can modify using ability points. Choose your abilities and spend ability points. Choose a specialty. You will start with an avatar, no need to save up points to buy a new one, but you can get another one. Currently, I have not finished avatar abilities and I desperately need help with them, so if you would like to help me make this not a mess, I’ll make you a mod and we can work together. 

SPECIALTIES:

You can only choose one specialty! Choose wisely! 

Life Creation: When you roll a d8 to determine how many lifeforms you make, you can instead roll a d12. 

Devotion: When you roll a d8 to determine how many devotees you get, you can instead roll a d12. 

Energy Renewal: When you roll the die, you roll a d12 instead of a d8.

Terrain Manipulation: When you spend points to create something terrain related, you can add one. If you called two mountains, you could add another one. If you called one island, you could add another one. 

Disaster Calling: The cost of calling a disaster is halved for you, rounding up on a decimal. 

Divinity: You can speak to the divine creatures or magical mortals that you create even in your godly form. 

 

COSTS FOR CREATION: 

When I say you can roll for creation (usually every day, but since this is the beginning, I may do it more), each god you control will roll a d8. The number they roll will be the amount of creation points they get. Creation points can be spent on doing certain things, like creating life and sending down storms. 

LIFE: 

Create a tiny organism: 1 point 

Evolve an organism: 5 points 

Create a plant: 4 points

Create an animal: 10 points 

Create a race: 20 points 

Create a mythical creature: 30 points 

TERRAIN: 

Create Mountain: 5 points 

Create Lake: 1 point 

Create Island/land: 10 points

DISASTER: 

Flood: 3 points for every island you flood 

Fire: 2 points 

Earthquake: 5 points 

Storm: 3 points for every island you hit 

Tsunami: 4 points 

DIVINE: 

Create a new avatar: 30 points 

Create a demigod: 30 points

Bestow a mortal with magic: 3 points 

Create a divine home: 10 points 

 

GAINING DEVOTEES: 

Every time you spend points, roll a d8 times the amount of points you spent. You get that many devotees (unless nobody sentient is alive, and in that case, it’s just a waste.) Devotees will do what you ask them to do and sacrifice, as long as you grant the occasional wish. You can categorize your devotees into groups, including military groups. You require 100 devotees to make a military group. Military groups can be infantry, cavalry, and archers. They are each strong and weak against another. Infantry is weak to cavalry and strong to archers. Cavalry is weak to archers. This works in a rock paper scissors way. When you send out troops, PM a mod what type of troops you sent out and they will compare. If you have two military groups against one, the one with more wins. If there are more than one and they’re equal, the groups will be split by an unbiased mod, and will slowly narrow down the troops. 

 

LORE: 

The world started as a barren archipelago. No plants, simply just dust, rock, and water. And then the gods were created. Gods can only interact with people and other gods in the form of their avatar, as a god, they are merely just a force. Divine Homes are where the gods and their favorite followers reside. They are inaccessible to regular mortals. 

 

GETTING ABILITY POINTS: 

Every time your devotees make an act of devotion to you, like sacrificing some people, creating a building, or taking over a city, you gain ability points, which can be converted to creation points. Below is a list of tasks that could get you devotion points and how to complete them. 

1. Create a piece of art (1 ability point, no effort required, takes 2 days/turns and 10 people.) 
2. Conquer a city (5 ability points, requires strategy and sending troops to war, takes 3 days/turns and 100 people.) 
3. Conquer a country (20 ability points, requires strategy and sending troops to war, takes 5 days/turns and 100 people minimum. This can be achieved through group battle, but if you lose your troops, you lose your troops and you lose the battle.) 
4. Sacrifices (0.25xthe amount of sacrifices ability points for animals, 0.5xthe amount of sacrifices for races.) 

 

 

whoa

that’s a lot of words

 Yeah…

But like good words

And I’ll play this

Hello Wes

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Quote from Weslockes >>

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DOMAINS: 

You can only choose one domain. I request you keep your builds in line with your domain, but there will be no benefits based on domains. 

Nature: You are a champion of nature, life, death, the earth, the storm, the sea, a part of nature of your choice. Things you create must revolve around your part of nature. You can be a god of an animal or plant, of an item, of a single tree. 

Conviction: You champion emotions and ideals. You could be a god of war, of kindness, of love. You can create and influence things, and the things you create and influence become more like your conviction. 

Uses a Dnd-esque system. System where people can choose and pick up abilities based on their domains. Power is gained through acts of devotion. Requires certain skills to advance to other skills. Skills are acquired through points which are gained through acts of devotion. People can gain points in other ways, like they can convert ability points to creation points and do the same in the opposite direction, or gain points by going on quests.

Gods start with the regular DnD stats. They have two forms, godly and avatar. As a god, they can create life and send down natural disasters. The mortals cannot hear their words, only guess what they mean. As an avatar, they can directly talk to their followers and attack people. A god can have multiple avatars in multiple places, although only one can be in combat. They can look different, and you can create bonus stat blocks for avatars other than your main. 

CHARACTER GENERATION: 

First, choose a domain. Next, create your character details, like name and appearance. The world is new so characters will have just been created, no backstories, the world is just a barren land. You will start with five ability points that you can spend on your avatar. Avatars start with a stat block to be added, that you can modify using ability points. Choose your abilities and spend ability points. Choose a specialty. You will start with an avatar, no need to save up points to buy a new one, but you can get another one. Currently, I have not finished avatar abilities and I desperately need help with them, so if you would like to help me make this not a mess, I’ll make you a mod and we can work together. 

SPECIALTIES:

You can only choose one specialty! Choose wisely! 

Life Creation: When you roll a d8 to determine how many lifeforms you make, you can instead roll a d12. 

Devotion: When you roll a d8 to determine how many devotees you get, you can instead roll a d12. 

Energy Renewal: When you roll the die, you roll a d12 instead of a d8.

Terrain Manipulation: When you spend points to create something terrain related, you can add one. If you called two mountains, you could add another one. If you called one island, you could add another one. 

Disaster Calling: The cost of calling a disaster is halved for you, rounding up on a decimal. 

Divinity: You can speak to the divine creatures or magical mortals that you create even in your godly form. 

 

COSTS FOR CREATION: 

When I say you can roll for creation (usually every day, but since this is the beginning, I may do it more), each god you control will roll a d8. The number they roll will be the amount of creation points they get. Creation points can be spent on doing certain things, like creating life and sending down storms. 

LIFE: 

Create a tiny organism: 1 point 

Evolve an organism: 5 points 

Create a plant: 4 points

Create an animal: 10 points 

Create a race: 20 points 

Create a mythical creature: 30 points 

TERRAIN: 

Create Mountain: 5 points 

Create Lake: 1 point 

Create Island/land: 10 points

DISASTER: 

Flood: 3 points for every island you flood 

Fire: 2 points 

Earthquake: 5 points 

Storm: 3 points for every island you hit 

Tsunami: 4 points 

DIVINE: 

Create a new avatar: 30 points 

Create a demigod: 30 points

Bestow a mortal with magic: 3 points 

Create a divine home: 10 points 

 

GAINING DEVOTEES: 

Every time you spend points, roll a d8 times the amount of points you spent. You get that many devotees (unless nobody sentient is alive, and in that case, it’s just a waste.) Devotees will do what you ask them to do and sacrifice, as long as you grant the occasional wish. You can categorize your devotees into groups, including military groups. You require 100 devotees to make a military group. Military groups can be infantry, cavalry, and archers. They are each strong and weak against another. Infantry is weak to cavalry and strong to archers. Cavalry is weak to archers. This works in a rock paper scissors way. When you send out troops, PM a mod what type of troops you sent out and they will compare. If you have two military groups against one, the one with more wins. If there are more than one and they’re equal, the groups will be split by an unbiased mod, and will slowly narrow down the troops. 

 

LORE: 

The world started as a barren archipelago. No plants, simply just dust, rock, and water. And then the gods were created. Gods can only interact with people and other gods in the form of their avatar, as a god, they are merely just a force. Divine Homes are where the gods and their favorite followers reside. They are inaccessible to regular mortals. 

 

GETTING ABILITY POINTS: 

Every time your devotees make an act of devotion to you, like sacrificing some people, creating a building, or taking over a city, you gain ability points, which can be converted to creation points. Below is a list of tasks that could get you devotion points and how to complete them. 

1. Create a piece of art (1 ability point, no effort required, takes 2 days/turns and 10 people.) 
2. Conquer a city (5 ability points, requires strategy and sending troops to war, takes 3 days/turns and 100 people.) 
3. Conquer a country (20 ability points, requires strategy and sending troops to war, takes 5 days/turns and 100 people minimum. This can be achieved through group battle, but if you lose your troops, you lose your troops and you lose the battle.) 
4. Sacrifices (0.25xthe amount of sacrifices ability points for animals, 0.5xthe amount of sacrifices for races.) 

 

 

whoa

that’s a lot of words

 Yeah…

But like good words

And I’ll play this

 Oh, chill. Wouldn’t require much commitment tbh. 

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DOMAINS: 

You can only choose one domain. I request you keep your builds in line with your domain, but there will be no benefits based on domains. 

Nature: You are a champion of nature, life, death, the earth, the storm, the sea, a part of nature of your choice. Things you create must revolve around your part of nature. You can be a god of an animal or plant, of an item, of a single tree. 

Conviction: You champion emotions and ideals. You could be a god of war, of kindness, of love. You can create and influence things, and the things you create and influence become more like your conviction. 

Uses a Dnd-esque system. System where people can choose and pick up abilities based on their domains. Power is gained through acts of devotion. Requires certain skills to advance to other skills. Skills are acquired through points which are gained through acts of devotion. People can gain points in other ways, like they can convert ability points to creation points and do the same in the opposite direction, or gain points by going on quests.

Gods start with the regular DnD stats. They have two forms, godly and avatar. As a god, they can create life and send down natural disasters. The mortals cannot hear their words, only guess what they mean. As an avatar, they can directly talk to their followers and attack people. A god can have multiple avatars in multiple places, although only one can be in combat. They can look different, and you can create bonus stat blocks for avatars other than your main. 

CHARACTER GENERATION: 

First, choose a domain. Next, create your character details, like name and appearance. The world is new so characters will have just been created, no backstories, the world is just a barren land. You will start with five ability points that you can spend on your avatar. Avatars start with a stat block to be added, that you can modify using ability points. Choose your abilities and spend ability points. Choose a specialty. You will start with an avatar, no need to save up points to buy a new one, but you can get another one. Currently, I have not finished avatar abilities and I desperately need help with them, so if you would like to help me make this not a mess, I’ll make you a mod and we can work together. 

SPECIALTIES:

You can only choose one specialty! Choose wisely! 

Life Creation: When you roll a d8 to determine how many lifeforms you make, you can instead roll a d12. 

Devotion: When you roll a d8 to determine how many devotees you get, you can instead roll a d12. 

Energy Renewal: When you roll the die, you roll a d12 instead of a d8.

Terrain Manipulation: When you spend points to create something terrain related, you can add one. If you called two mountains, you could add another one. If you called one island, you could add another one. 

Disaster Calling: The cost of calling a disaster is halved for you, rounding up on a decimal. 

Divinity: You can speak to the divine creatures or magical mortals that you create even in your godly form. 

 

COSTS FOR CREATION: 

When I say you can roll for creation (usually every day, but since this is the beginning, I may do it more), each god you control will roll a d8. The number they roll will be the amount of creation points they get. Creation points can be spent on doing certain things, like creating life and sending down storms. 

LIFE: 

Create a tiny organism: 1 point 

Evolve an organism: 5 points 

Create a plant: 4 points

Create an animal: 10 points 

Create a race: 20 points 

Create a mythical creature: 30 points 

TERRAIN: 

Create Mountain: 5 points 

Create Lake: 1 point 

Create Island/land: 10 points

DISASTER: 

Flood: 3 points for every island you flood 

Fire: 2 points 

Earthquake: 5 points 

Storm: 3 points for every island you hit 

Tsunami: 4 points 

DIVINE: 

Create a new avatar: 30 points 

Create a demigod: 30 points

Bestow a mortal with magic: 3 points 

Create a divine home: 10 points 

 

GAINING DEVOTEES: 

Every time you spend points, roll a d8 times the amount of points you spent. You get that many devotees (unless nobody sentient is alive, and in that case, it’s just a waste.) Devotees will do what you ask them to do and sacrifice, as long as you grant the occasional wish. You can categorize your devotees into groups, including military groups. You require 100 devotees to make a military group. Military groups can be infantry, cavalry, and archers. They are each strong and weak against another. Infantry is weak to cavalry and strong to archers. Cavalry is weak to archers. This works in a rock paper scissors way. When you send out troops, PM a mod what type of troops you sent out and they will compare. If you have two military groups against one, the one with more wins. If there are more than one and they’re equal, the groups will be split by an unbiased mod, and will slowly narrow down the troops. 

 

LORE: 

The world started as a barren archipelago. No plants, simply just dust, rock, and water. And then the gods were created. Gods can only interact with people and other gods in the form of their avatar, as a god, they are merely just a force. Divine Homes are where the gods and their favorite followers reside. They are inaccessible to regular mortals. 

 

GETTING ABILITY POINTS: 

Every time your devotees make an act of devotion to you, like sacrificing some people, creating a building, or taking over a city, you gain ability points, which can be converted to creation points. Below is a list of tasks that could get you devotion points and how to complete them. 

1. Create a piece of art (1 ability point, no effort required, takes 2 days/turns and 10 people.) 
2. Conquer a city (5 ability points, requires strategy and sending troops to war, takes 3 days/turns and 100 people.) 
3. Conquer a country (20 ability points, requires strategy and sending troops to war, takes 5 days/turns and 100 people minimum. This can be achieved through group battle, but if you lose your troops, you lose your troops and you lose the battle.) 
4. Sacrifices (0.25xthe amount of sacrifices ability points for animals, 0.5xthe amount of sacrifices for races.) 

 

 

whoa

that’s a lot of words

 Yeah…

But like good words

And I’ll play this

 Oh, chill. Wouldn’t require much commitment tbh. 

:D

thats pretty good

Hello Wes

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Hello Wes

Heya, Gato! Hru?

*I gtg now so know I’m very hungry [I think you saw the super over-exercising thing]

I’m so hungry I could eat a horse

I’m so hungry I could eat McDonald’s out of food

I’m so hungry I could eat you— erm what no jk

Anyway I is very hungy*

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Hello Wes

Heya, Gato! Hru?

*I gtg now so know I’m very hungry [I think you saw the super over-exercising thing]

I’m so hungry I could eat a horse

I’m so hungry I could eat McDonald’s out of food

I’m so hungry I could eat you— erm what no jk

Anyway I is very hungy*

 GO EAT FOOD

I'm decent, didn't get to wear a dress to church

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Hello Wes

Heya, Gato! Hru?

*I gtg now so know I’m very hungry [I think you saw the super over-exercising thing]

I’m so hungry I could eat a horse

I’m so hungry I could eat McDonald’s out of food

I’m so hungry I could eat you— erm what no jk

Anyway I is very hungy*

 GO EAT FOOD

I'm decent, didn't get to wear a dress to church

Oh :( I’m sorry dude

I’ve been eating food I’ve eaten like a meal in snacks and all the normal stuff

I’m still so (GP)ing hungryyyyyyy

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Hello Wes

Heya, Gato! Hru?

*I gtg now so know I’m very hungry [I think you saw the super over-exercising thing]

I’m so hungry I could eat a horse

I’m so hungry I could eat McDonald’s out of food

I’m so hungry I could eat you— erm what no jk

Anyway I is very hungy*

 GO EAT FOOD

I'm decent, didn't get to wear a dress to church

Oh :( I’m sorry dude

I’ve been eating food I’ve eaten like a meal in snacks and all the normal stuff

I’m still so (GP)ing hungryyyyyyy

 We not have a single clean dress in the house

MORE  FOOOOOOD

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Hello Wes

Heya, Gato! Hru?

*I gtg now so know I’m very hungry [I think you saw the super over-exercising thing]

I’m so hungry I could eat a horse

I’m so hungry I could eat McDonald’s out of food

I’m so hungry I could eat you— erm what no jk

Anyway I is very hungy*

 GO EAT FOOD

I'm decent, didn't get to wear a dress to church

Oh :( I’m sorry dude

I’ve been eating food I’ve eaten like a meal in snacks and all the normal stuff

I’m still so (GP)ing hungryyyyyyy

 We not have a single clean dress in the house

MORE  FOOOOOOD

Ah

I’m literally going to eat more right now

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Hello Wes

Heya, Gato! Hru?

*I gtg now so know I’m very hungry [I think you saw the super over-exercising thing]

I’m so hungry I could eat a horse

I’m so hungry I could eat McDonald’s out of food

I’m so hungry I could eat you— erm what no jk

Anyway I is very hungy*

 GO EAT FOOD

I'm decent, didn't get to wear a dress to church

Oh :( I’m sorry dude

I’ve been eating food I’ve eaten like a meal in snacks and all the normal stuff

I’m still so (GP)ing hungryyyyyyy

 We not have a single clean dress in the house

MORE  FOOOOOOD

Ah

I’m literally going to eat more right now

 After that eat some more, 

Then come back

 Speaking of food - I had to get off for a moment to help cook lunch. Will have to get off again soon to eat.

Just felt like mentioning that.