Raptorman said
It would be rather difficult to include the type of law code in question in the sheet. His law code is vast with thousands of rules and regulations dictating exactly what is to be done and what is not in situations and such. You know the expression byzantine law? His code is a very good example of that. And on that note he is a being that certainly considers himself to be righteous. If you asked him he would certainly not describe himself as evil.

Raptorman said
It would be rather difficult to include the type of law code in question in the sheet. His law code is vast with thousands of rules and regulations dictating exactly what is to be done and what is not in situations and such. You know the expression byzantine law? His code is a very good example of that. And on that note he is a being that certainly considers himself to be righteous. If you asked him he would certainly not describe himself as evil.

NewSun said
Hmmm.. Again, I love the idea of the God, but if he considers himself to be righteous, and he thinks he is spreading goodness, and he is not aware of any unfortunate consequences for the non-believers, he seems a lot like many of the deities that different religious groups worship today. It doesn't need to be said, but such deities are still considered benevolent by most standards. Now while i'm all for the Mortals of the world seeing him as benevolent, I think there should probably be some unknown aspect of him that is a little more obviously evil, if you get my meaning, just so it's obvious that he is actually a part of the group of Princes of Ruin. I feel like he should knowingly use those who don't follow his law for some purpose that he knows is selfish. Though what that could be, I don't know.

Raptorman said
He believe that he knows best. One of his elements is also dominion. And the fact that he builds his realm with the souls of those who have not upheld his laws is an example that I believe would work. He doesn't have to do that, he chose to do so.Think of him as Lawful evil instead of Chaotic evil.

TheSovereignGrave said
Sounds good to me. But can you not make images a link? Because if so you can just make it so that when someone clicks on the little name-picture in the first post it takes them to the post with the sheet.

NewSun said
And I have no idea. It was possible in the Old Guild, but can that be done currently?

NewSun said
Fuck me, it's totally possible. Give me a few moments.

Xaxl said
For the record, Ielitha Dema only narrowly beat out Irilith (which was a dreaming goddess that was very 40k Chaos-y and turned people into insane "Dreamers") and a sort of dark world where the only light came from "windows" which were effectively the other side of reflections in the real world.

GreivousKhan said
Quick question, so should I put my Goddesses order on the world builder thread or in the Prince thread?

TheSovereignGrave said
Huh, just curious, have you played Morrowind? because I've been playing a lot of it lately and the main villain makes people insane and part of his cult via sending them dreams. I was going to make a Prince like that before deciding on my current one.

Xaxl said
Never played Morrowind, no.The idea with Irilith (which obviously would have needed adjusted for this) was basically she was queen of her people and figured out a way to empower herself by channelling emotional energy through rituals. So she formed a state religion that encouraged more and more excessive and hedonistic displays, opulent rituals, and blood rites. Eventually the power she accumulated reached critical mass and she broke reality around herself, transforming into a blinding serpentine god-queen that psychically mind-raped all of her followers within lightyears.Her bubble of control gradually expanded, and within it reality was shifting and fluid and her whispers kept all the survivors adhering to her will and the will of her Dream.It was all rather Slaaneshi (at least as far as her birth went), with a lot of inspiration from Chaos.