ActRaiserTheReturned

Heavens Fall

Hawke is only a servant of gods of knowledge, not Dar'Tyrwin. He's one and there are at least three, if not four gods of knowledge. But yeah, I will change his entry to a only worded Domain.

Antiquity - A Different Type of God Game

On to other concerns, I suggest we start with improving our cerebral and intellectual power first as much as possible.

Antiquity - A Different Type of God Game

Instead of a mask, we could use a semi-transparent veil. Between that and androgynous features, it would be very hard for people to see what we look like without the sense of duplicity or having something to hide that is fairly frequently associated with a mask. Also, masks are a thing that are frequently closely tied to the culture of the time (i.e. Italian theatre masks) and so creating a mask without being familiar with the current styles could result in sending unintentional messages. A face-concealing veil might also have some symbolism behind it, but veils are a far less common thing than masks, and as they tend to lack the same theatric flourishes it may better help the "indistinct appearance" thing. Also, a veil would work well with somewhat diaphanous clothing, all of which would end up with an extremely ethereal and otherworldly appearance. I dig the golden eyes and lean muscle, too. Deep gold, as you say, somewhere between the color of honey and amber.

@Primal Conundrum

Hmmm a veil of changing color, sort of like a chameleonic veil thing? Yeah, I can do that.

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Antiquity - A Different Type of God Game

I agree with the height and the hair. It's a good basis for our appearance. As for weight, I would suggest slender and lean, rather than an equal amount of fat and skinniness; maybe with corded, thin muscle that wouldn't strike down the ethereal, God-like form, but enhance it...barely noticeable, but noticeable enough for stubborn humans to not pass us off as weak, and for weaker humans to not pass us off as a muscle-bounded brute. As for eyes...perhaps golden. A deep golden would suggest power, but it wouldn't immediately strike us off as good, nor evil. Golden can be rather neutral...although it may accentuate the 'light' aspect. I don't know for eyes.

How would an amorphous face work? Would it change depending on the viewer, or something?

I'm neutral to clothing.

@Asuu

It might change depend on our alignment, psycho-alaytical view of ourselves, so we'd wear the mask. Once we can decide on what we really are in the world, we wouldn't need the mask, and might just wear it out of habit and custom. Our priests and other faithful would also wear them, but to others they would just be seen as a custom from a classy "brotherhood" kind of society, like the Shriners.

Antiquity - A Different Type of God Game

Tall is good since it commands respect, but not so tall that it's some shocking, defining feature. I'd suggest white, shoulder-length hair, since that's a length that remains androgynous and a colour that could be good or evil depending on the context. I'm not sure what to suggest as far as our apparent weight—being average without being noticably pudgy maintains the neutral form we're talking, but thin could come across as somewhat ethereal when combined with the height and may make us seem more like a God to some.

@Primal Conundrum

Might I suggest an amorphous face, and we wear something like this:

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Antiquity - A Different Type of God Game

What's the point in even presenting ourself as a god of a thing then?

@Primal Conundrum

We ain't. We're just choosing a physical body and developing powers based on what we want to do.

Antiquity - A Different Type of God Game

By domains, I mean the things that we as a god choose to be associated with.

@Primal Conundrum

We don't need to. :D