I have been a bit preoccupied this week - it seems I have managed to arrange myself a busy time -, but I assure you I'll get a post up as soon as I am both certain what I'll be posting (in regards to which I still haven't made clarifications...) and near a computer in a decently awake state.

...And yes, I must admit Koraakan has ended up in a vastly different place than I expected and intended. I made the Reniam-version with the intention of creating a much weaker version (to allow the one to fit in line with the average Reniam-gods) of the equivalent neutral deity in a world of my own while keeping true to the original concept as much as the lore permits. Much as the Nkaa Raakan of Hektairen was more of a background-element with a single notable exception, I had figured the One would be in Reniam - as even things like the Withering are very minor compared to what finally had the Balancer take distinct action. Since then, the group has had to face more deities than I expected and under different circumstances (although the Black Thorn did make a very brief appearance in the previous incarnation of the RP, it did not become significant (yet) and Rilon was not heard of) ... and by now Koraakan's this Weighter-incarnation has apparently managed to write oneself into a place where I presumably can no longer just let Koraakan go back to being Nkaa Raakan, who, just by the virtue of being who the one is, would just continue weighing bargains as always and, above that, simply indefinitely [i]being[/i] and nothing more.

(I note, though, that the ability to use a [i]karakon[/i]'s mind is by no means a "free" ability that Koraakan can call upon at any moment - that is something limited to the Weighter and the Balancer more specifically. It would not - more or less cannot due to how Koraakan works - be used unless the one has become summoned under very unusual circumstances that transcend the usual trading - which was the case here - or retroactively for an already very broken world. Attacking a [i]karakon[/i] also saw something like that take effect, but that was solely because ... well, the one targeted is who does the predicting. There probably is something about being personally attacked in the Reniam-version's case, but I have to think about it for a bit...)