[h1]Important[/h1]

Something I need to point out to everyone (and sorry if it comes too late) is the way our characters came to life. One option is regular conception (god+another partner of any kind), another is for our characters to be the creations of just one god (think literal creation of a being) and a third is the character being picked by the god from one of the "others" (say, a chosen angel). You can go any way around it but keep in mind that if you choose to be the son/daughter of two gods it might create a bit of a problems along the lines of [u]whose [/u] servant are you really, is it both and do you have to defeat both to become free.

Also I'm deleting the age section of the CS as I agree with Harrison's opinion that it doesn't actually matter. 

P.S. The "D","C" and "H" in the table stand for Dream, Celestial and Human worlds. The dots are a simplified way of giving you an idea of what we are capable of in comparison to the gods.

P.P.S. I'm sorry that the graph with the worlds looks like a chubby woman with an afro. xP Please try to take it seriously. xD


[@ScreenAcne] Hey there,
don't worry about the CS to start with, if you're not entirely confident with the premise it's always best to ask first. 

I don't mind your character being dead, that would be an interesting way to go about it and might eventually lead to a plotline where our characters try to bring him back to life by pulling him out of the dream. 

The thing that is most problematic about your premise is the gods being supportive. This will go entirely against the premise of the RP so unfortunately you'll have to find a different way to execute your plan. Read the OOC carefully and try to come up with something else, for example one of the "other" supernatural creatures supporting your character or maybe even a human. Gods are the bad guys here and if there are any exceptions it will most certainly not be the parents of the PCs. 

Another minor point is that the gods can't know about said resistance or they'll simply eradicate us (what we're plotting is a way of overthrowing them, usurping their power, becoming them and essentially erasing them). 

If I can help with any pointers, let me know.