[OOC] Mid/High Casual - Divinus: The Deity Roleplay Mk.II

[Kangutso]

@Double Capybara

Aw, what? No special properties for the thistle for Kyre? I see how it is...

Also, having immense trouble trying to make my post. I know what I want to do, but just can't type it out.

EDIT: I declare myself GodKing of page 197!

[Cyclone]

I don't think words are necessary; Zephyrion's newest form is beautiful.

[Mardox]

@Double Capybara
I read the posts. Thanks for the Snowbelle. I think that followers of Vakarlon would use it as a symbol.

[Kangutso]

I don't think words are necessary; Zephyrion's newest form is beautiful.

@Cyclone

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*goes around corner, from which puking noises could be heard shortly after*

[Mardox]

I don't think words are necessary; Zephyrion's newest form is beautiful.

@Cyclone

And so, it is revealed that Donald Trump is actually the near-identical son of Zephyrion.

[Lugubrious]

@Double Capybara

Aw, what? No special properties for the thistle for Kyre? I see how it is...

Also, having immense trouble trying to make my post. I know what I want to do, but just can't type it out.

EDIT: I declare myself GodKing of page 197!

@Kangutso

Having a tough time making Kyre feel bad for neither protecting Slough nor doing anything?

[Frettzo]

@Frettzo Just wondering, what would happen to The One By Immortals Altered if she was in that 100 metre radius? What would happen if the 'rock' was in fact a certain buried shell...

@Kho

I've no idea. Receiving that amount of magical energy would kill any mortal and maybe even hero. People coming into contact with the essence after it's been imbued into something will surely survive such contact, but not even I am sure of what will happen.

... Besides, I don't really know who The One By Immortals Altered is. I always thought it was Toby the Ant, if I'm honest.

[Double Capybara]

@Dawnscroll@Kho

Well, they do say that life is a dream.

Wake up

[Kangutso]

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Having a tough time making Kyre feel bad for neither protecting Slough nor doing anything?

@Lugubrious

Last I checked, we gods aren't omnipresent, and Kyre was on the moon. So, yeah...

[Vec]

@Vec So has Ull'Yang shed his star form (along with its perks), joining the others as a sentient, mobile being?

@Kho

I fail to see what the perks of being immobile are but to answer your question, no. He created the body out of solidified divine essence, using his true form as a core. Inside his personal plane, he can move freely but outside, he returns to being immobile, only able to influence things inside his physical and mental reach.

He can still do all the things he could do before he created the body. Its just that now, he has more than just his divine essence to interract with his surroundings.

[Antarctic Termite]

I'ma start working on my next post. Ull'Yang's making dragons, Meimu and Notte just stole humans, and the J-Girl's about to put together some fairies. Also finally putting some actual development into the sculptors.

I fail to see what the perks of being immobile are but to answer your question, no.

@Vec

I think so far our couch potato deities are the ones with the really outsize bodies, so I guess one advantage is that they're not only immobile but immovable objects. If some effort were made to attack them or any structures they're hiding within themselves, it would probably fizzle out on the fact that there's just so much god to get through before you start doing them a hurt.

This is good if you're providing divine sanctuary for a hero but don't have or trust the security of a personal plane. Also, Noah's Ark backup disc of your creations.

[Legion02]

This is good if you're providing divine sanctuary for a hero but don't have or trust the security of a personal plane. Also, Noah's Ark backup disc of your creations.

@Antarctic Termite

Making a sort of back-up for your creations might be a really good idea soon. Reathos is starting to dislike the great abundance of sentient life...

[Double Capybara]

@Legion02 Reathos is going to build a wall and make Galbar great again.

Anyway, MAKE ANTEATERS, this is a serious issue!

[Legion02]

@Legion02 Reathos is going to build a wall and make Galbar great again.

Anyway, MAKE ANTEATERS, this is a serious issue!

@Double Capybara

Why would I need ant-eaters!? I got bush beast eaters!

Spoiler alert

When I'm done with Galbar, all (somewhat sane) sentient beings may actually band together to build a very very very big, cold wall to keep Reathos' children out.

And whoever gets that reference know what I'm planning on.

[Frettzo]

@Legion02, if Reathos starts messing too much with Astarte's source of entertainment without replacing it with something else, she'll start casual genocide on Reathos' creations.

[Legion02]

@Legion02, if Reathos starts messing too much with Astarte's source of entertainment without replacing it with something else, she'll start casual genocide on Reathos' creations.

@Frettzo

Honestly, that considers on what Astarte's definition of entertainment is.

Though, as you may have noticed about the Heraktati, the god of death is surprisingly attached to his creations. Would not be the smartest move to kill them in large packs for his mistakes.

[Double Capybara]

@Legion02 Who wouldn't get an ASoIF reference nowadays?

And mate, you bring others to the table and you got yerself quite a fight, I mean, even Vestec's ash people would go against it. Galbar is just too hardcore for cold zombies.

[Frettzo]

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Would not be the smartest move to kill them in large packs for his mistakes.

@Legion02

It wouldn't be the smartest move to kill Astarte's favorite immortals just because they were older than Reathos thought they should be. It's only fair that if Reathos kills someone because of his own beliefs, Astarte responds by killing someone in revenge :p

Though I'm not sure what Reathos would be willing to do about the increase in sentient life. It's IF, and only IF he starts to purposefully kill lots and lots of mortals she finds entertaining because he grew annoyed with them, that Astarte would respond in kind with genocide of her own.

[Legion02]

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It wouldn't be the smartest move to kill Astarte's favorite immortals just because they were older than Reathos thought they should be. It's only fair that if Reathos kills someone because of his own beliefs, Astarte responds by killing someone in revenge :p

Though I'm not sure what Reathos would be willing to do about the increase in sentient life. It's IF, and only IF he starts to purposefully kill lots and lots of mortals she finds entertaining because he grew annoyed with them, that Astarte would respond in kind with genocide of her own.

@Frettzo

It's fair. But that doesn't mean that Reathos won't like it. Also, I'm not making them immortal. He has his own set of rules and he won't stray from them. Not even for his own creations. Yes, this makes getting a hero a little more tricky but I already found a loophole in his own rules.

Further, what is he willing to do? I thought I made that quite obvious: create a race, much like the Heraktati, for the sole purpose of killing. While the Heraktati keep the animal kingdom in check, his Children will keep a large number of sentient life forms in check.

EDIT: I WANT A FIGHT!!! Seriously I think we can start approaching the era where we should start seeing race vs race battles. Or at least followers vs followers fights. Or am I the only one thinking that?

[Kangutso]

With civilization comes a great increase in the chance of war, or conflict, and Teknall has officially supplied the roots of civilization to the Hain.