Disclaimer: All World Shaping Actions include in their price the creation of mundane lifeforms to populate the lands and worlds they create. Any real world animal or analogue that you can think of is created on and populates any lands or worlds that you create with these actions.

1 AP - Alter Land: Alter Land is used to change the physical properties of a location, allowing gods to change plains to hills to mountains to forests to deserts to plains again. An Alter Land action can only be performed on existing land created through the Create Land, Forge Astronomical Object, or Weave Plane actions. Alter Land can be countered by another Alter Land action, however any countering actions cost 1 more AP than the original action did. To counter a 1 AP action costs 2 AP, to counter that costs 3 AP, and so on.

2 AP - Create Land: Create Land allows gods to form new lands where none existed before. You could create floating islands, raise continents up from beneath the sea, carve out massive cave systems below the surface of the earth, or create a chain of asteroids in the space above a planet. When creating land, you can decide its terrain, climate, and ecosystem. Created Land has a basic geography that is decided when it is created, and is generally the size of a continent ranging from Australia to Asia. This action can also create physical worlds that exist as a part of the Material Plane, such as moons, other planets, or stars. However, if the Land being created is supposed to serve as its own world rather than as a feature of the existing world, then Weave Plane is the appropriate action.

4 AP - Weave Plane: Weave Plane allows you to create another world or dimension, separate from the First World of the Creator. Planes can be visible from the First World, but they do not need to be. Planes can be anything you wish, from a world of blistering fire to an endless sea to a mirror image of the First World. Planes can have their own laws of physics or magic, which are decided upon at the Plane's creation. God have to follow these laws as much as the First world's, which is almost not at all. A infusion (described below) on a plane can make it so that gods are forced to follow the laws of the plane. Any Plane that is created cannot be reached from the First World without magical, technological, or divine aid. If your plane is meant to be a feature of an existing world rather than its own world, then Create Land is the appropriate action.

2 AP - Bridge Plane: Bridge Plane is an action that connects two Planes of Existence, creating areas of 'bleed through' in each other. The metaphysical properties of the planes will leak into each other in the area surrounding the connection, forming small pockets of altered reality. Bridges between planes can be either voluntarily closed by their creators, or broken with a 3 AP Alter Land action.

Disclaimer: 'Life' as it is referred to in these actions is not limited to organic creatures that breath, eat, and sleep. The Undead, Elementals, and Constructs are all acceptable beings to create with these actions, and any references to 'life' in the actions below refers to any animate creature.

1 AP - Create Monstrous Life: Monstrous Life is any sort of incredible or supernatural creature that is incapable of higher thought. They think like animals, and cannot learn magic or industry. Monstrous life is incapable of using Concepts, but they can have innate abilities that are considered fantastic. Wyverns, Golems, Zombies, Shambling Mounds, or Dretches are all examples of Monstrous Life.

2 AP - Create Sapient Life: Sapient Life is life which can think and solve problems on its own. They are the mainstay of any fantasy setting, and many of the major characters in the world will be Sapient Life. Sapient life is roughly equivalent to a real-world human. One might be stronger on average, or smarter on average, but when you add up all the pros and cons of each kind of sapient life, they're all roughly equal. Sapient Life, can make use of concepts, although their innate abilities are only about as impressive as a human's. Humans, Elves, Gnomes, Orcs, or Intelligent Zombies are all examples of Sapient Life. In D&D terms, Sapient Life has a Level Adjustment of 0 or +1.

4 AP - Create Magical Life: Magical Life is life that can think for itself, and also have fantastical properties. They might be quasi-magical by nature, and are capable of supernatural flight and lightning manipulation. They might be vastly stronger than the average human, or have greatly expanded intellects. Magical Life is inherently superior to Sapient Life, and are capable of utilizing the same concepts as Sapient Life. Dragons, Demons, Vampires, Angels, and Archons are all examples of Magical Life.

6 AP - Create Fabled Life: Fabled Life is life that is inherently legendary. Beings of great power and consequence are considered fabled life, each member of such a species capable of destruction or benevolence on scales beyond all but the most exceptional and powerful of mortals. These beings are truly unique, being on a scale comparative to that of minor gods. Their very being is suffused with divine energy, allowing them to perform minor miracles simply by existing. Fabled Life takes up an Infusion slot, and may, once per rollover, perform a 0 AP Alter Land, Bless/Curse, or Create Monstrous Life action. Monstrous Life that is created this way can be controlled by anybody unless they use a bless or curse action to be the sole controller of the creatures. Fabled Life also can instead of using a divine action give the god that created them a +1 to a RCR once per rollover.

Variable AP - Create Sub-Race: Subraces are forms of life that are descended from and related to existing creatures. Half-Elves and Drow are subraces of Elves, while Metallic and Chromatic Dragons are subraces of Dragon. Creating a Sub-Race costs half as much AP as creating the parent race took, rounding up. Sub-Races are by default the same level of life as the parent race, but you can change the level of life during the creation of a Sub-Race if you wish. Changing the level of life up costs 2 AP per tier, while lowering it reduces the cost of the action by 1 AP per tier (to a minimum of one).

Disclaimer: Concepts are ideas, techniques, and systems of power that make a fantasy world what it is. Anything that is used or applied by a Sapient being is a concept. From Smithing to Carpentry to Pyromancy, Concepts cover almost anything that would be a persistent part of the world that can be used by the sapient species that inhabit it.

1 AP - Create Mundane Concept: Mundane Concepts are simple things that nonetheless lay the foundation for higher civilization. Many Mundane concepts can be assumed to exist in a primitive form in any society of sapient beings, but spending AP will develop it further and make it a defining point of a culture. Agriculture, Trapping, Writing, Masonry, Shipbuilding, and Smithing are all examples of Mundane Concepts.

2 AP - Create Advanced Concept: Advanced Concepts are complex ideas that greatly improve the capabilities of sapient beings that utilize them. While a single Advanced Concept does not on its own revolutionize a society, in tandem with other concepts they can advance societies by leaps and bounds. Architectural Engineering, Mathematics, Steel Working, Siege Warfare, Astronomy, and Literature are all examples of Advanced Concepts.

4 AP - Create Mythical Concept: Mythical Concepts are fantastical ideas and elements that provide incredible resources and capabilities to the Sapient beings that utilize them. Mythical Concepts represent the various extraordinary arts and techniques that can be performed by Sapient beings, from systems of magic to powerful technologies. Sorcery, Alchemy, True-Naming, Magitech, and Mythril Forging are all examples of Mythical Concepts.

Variable AP - Create Sub-Concept: A Sub-Concept is a way of extending and better defining the capabilities of an existing concept. It can take the form of new applications for existing techniques, new materials to work with, or new Techniques to achieve similar effects. One could create a sub-concept of Sorcery called Divination that allows sorcerers to divine the events of the past, present, and future. A sub-concept of Magitech could by Vehicular Locomotion, allowing the creation of magic-powered trains, flying ships, or mechanical steeds. Sub-Concepts can only be created from existing Mythical or Advanced Concepts, and costs half as much as the base concept did to create.

2 AP - Form Society: Societies are the cultures and civilizations that mortals form when they band together for mutual gain. They can take the form of monarchies, merchant republics, city-states, nomadic tribes, democracies, or anything else you can think of. Societies are required for any non-heroic mortal to make use of Advanced or Mythical concepts, and without a society mortals default to hunter-gatherers or isolated hermits. Human Republics, Dwarven Kingdoms, Giant Empires, Elvish Democracies, and Orcish Tribes are all examples of potential Societies.

1 AP - Create Organization: Organizations are groups of like-minded individuals who are united under a single banner or cause. Organizations differ from societies in that they exist as separate entities. A single society may have several organizations that operate within its borders, while a single organization may operate within several societies. Organizations give mortals within them a +1 bonus to RCR, and allow non-heroic mortals to wield Minor Artifacts. Secretive Cults, Mercenary Companies, Magic Schools, Scientific Universities, and Merchant Guilds are all examples of potential Organizations.

Disclaimer: Divine Artifice Actions are actions that produce effects and creations specifically tied to your god's influence and essence. These actions allow your god to directly influence the circumstances, energies, and inhabitants of the world.

1 AP - Bless/Curse: Blesses and Curses are extraordinary circumstances that have been influenced by a god or brought into being by powerful forces. Blesses are generally beneficial effects that improve circumstances or events, while Curses are malignant effects that do the opposite. A Bless or a Curse can be as wide or narrow as you want, ranging from causing a drought in a small village to resurrecting every dead being in the world. Blesses and Curses can be countered by another Bless or Curse, but countering such an action costs 1 AP more than the action being countered did.

2 AP - Raise Hero: Raise Hero marks an individual as having an important role to play in the events of the world or the machinations of the gods. Such beings may have a wide variety of titles, or indeed no title at all, but they are all referred to as Heroes in this action. Heroes are set apart from the masses for some reason, be it impressive natural talent, divine providence, or perhaps they are exceptionally unremarkable. As such, Heroes can participate in RCR with both gods and mortals. Against mortals they roll 1d10+2, against the gods though they roll 1d4+1. Heroes are also capable of wielding both Minor and Major artifacts without belonging to an Organization. While Heroes can be affected by Blesses and Curses, or other actions, they cannot be killed or defeated through the use of AP without the permission of the owning player. RCR can defeat or kill them, if they were used in combat between gods.

3 AP - Divine Infusion: A Divine Infusion is a special action that imparts a portion of a deity's divine essence and power into another thing. People, places, objects, or even entire worlds can be infused, providing those things with unique effects and powers that act as an extension of a deity's will. An Infusion bestows the recipient with a portion of a Deity's power, and what exactly that does it up to you. You could infuse a population of people, or a hero to act as your earthly avatar, or infuse a particular place to become holy ground that reacts to attempts to change or intrude upon it. Infused peoples must be of either a organization, society, or race, once infused they gain a +2 to RCR as well as cosmetic changes based on the god's wishes. Infused Heroes become Exarchs, gaining an additional +7 against mortals and +3 against the gods in RCR and gaining the ability to serve as a vessel for your deity's mind, allowing your deity to possess them in order to act and speak through their body. Infused Artifacts either gain a +2 bonus to RCR or an additional 1 AP discount to specific action once per rollover. Infused Planes provide the infuser with a 0 AP Alter Land action once per rollover that can only be used on that plane, as well as turn it into holy ground. Infused Lands become Holy Ground, giving any follower or ally of your deity a +1 bonus to RCR on the infused land as well as allowing you to alter the magical or metaphysical properties of the land (such as by barring magic or technology, or defying gravity). Each god may only make a limited number of Infusions, but they may cancel an infusion for free in order to make a new infusion.

3 or 5 AP - Create Artifact: Artifacts are incredible objects with extraordinary powers and importance. Swords that can cut anything, boots that can walk across dimensions, or legendary forges that smith weapons unlike any other are all examples of Artifacts. Artifacts are incredibly significant magical or technological items, capable of unleashing world-shaking power. Artifacts come in two varieties, Minor and Major. Minor artifacts are too weak to be useful to a god, but to mortals are incredibly rare and powerful items. Major artifacts are so great that even a god can find great advantages to possessing one, and only the greatest of mortals could hope to hold one and survive. Minor Artifacts cost 3 AP and can provide a +2 to RCR for mortals and aid them in performing incredible feats, while Major artifacts cost 5 AP, can provide a +3 RCR to mortals, or can provide the wielder with a 1 AP Discount on an action specified at creation once per rollover. In the hands of a god a weapon is a dangerous thing, minor artifacts give +4 to RCR, while major artifacts gives +8. This only applies if the artifacts only purpose is to be used in combat.

3 AP - Form Pantheon: Pantheons are groups of Gods that have banded together for mutual gain or goals. Each member of a pantheon gains one 'Pantheon Action Point', or PAP per rollover for every three members that the Pantheon consists of. These PAP do not accumulate, and only refresh each rollover. If you fail to spend the PAP, then you lose it forever. PAP does not count towards gaining domains, but can be used in combination with normal AP to perform actions. The leader or leaders of a Pantheon are those who contribute to the AP required to perform this action. Those who use this action are automatically considered leaders of the Pantheon that they create, they do not have to use the 'Join Pantheon' Action. Each Pantheon has a leader or group of leaders, who can expel members for any reason by spending 1 PAP.

Each person in the pantheon cannot steal any domains from other members in the pantheon. Though they can still engage in RCR for other reasons against each other. If you leave a pantheon willingly then this still applies till the next rollover for you. If you were kicked out though other members cannot attack you till next rollover. Members of the same pantheon can help each other in RCR once per rollover without needing to spend a AP to join in combat.

1 AP - Join Pantheon: To Join a Pantheon, Gods must either be involved in its creation, or use this Action. You can only join a Pantheon with the permission of at least one of its leaders, and you cannot join a pantheon that you have been expelled from without the permission of all of its leaders.

3 AP - Gain Domain: Gaining a Domain allows your god to grow in power and influence, eventually ascending to higher tiers of divinity. In order to gain a domain, you must spend 7 AP on actions related to that domain. Pantheon Action Points spent do not count towards gaining a Domain, and discounted actions count the reduced cost towards gaining a Domain. When you gain a domain, you pick a Domain and a Portfolio, and you deity gains influence over those things.

3 AP - Steal Domain: Stealing a domain is a action that can only be taken right after wining in RCR against someone else (this can still happen if you have people helping you). This allows you to ascend closer to the top, while ripping those that would compete with you down. This action cannot be used against lower tiered gods, they don't have enough juice in them. Someone of who's tiered equally to you can have one domain taken from them. Anyone above your tier gives one more per tier above you. Only one person may use Steal Domain on any god per rollover. If this reduces someone to 0 domains they are killed. You can give these domains to instead of yourself to other people in your pantheon only.