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Scion: Odyssey

@Bane311
I would suggest switching Helios to Apollo if you wanted to use him. It’s not that important but just a suggestion.

@ActRaiserTheReturned
Sorry to be a nuisance but how much can he lift with his strength? 1,000 pounds is probably a good idea. Look at the other sheets for how to make the sheet look the same.

Scion: Odyssey

@Bane311
Yes they can! In setting, all that matters is the ichor being present. If you look at my sheet, you’ll notice he’s the adopted son of Osiris. Osiris can’t have kids normally since he doesn’t have the faculties to do it. So the virgin gods and goddesses can adopt the children of other gods and thus the child is theirs in the eyes of Fate. But the child has to be a Scion of some other god first to be adopted by the virgin gods and goddesses. After they are adopted, Their real godly parent has no claim to them.

@ActRaiserTheReturned
Then put that in his sheet. That he’s using his epic strength from his father.

Scion: Odyssey

@ActRaiserTheReturned
So his main power would be strength of some kind? Is that what you wanted for the character? The divine lightning is more of a damage dealing thing than something empowering a person. If you really want that empowered thing, you could always give him epic strength?

Scion: Odyssey

@Tojin
Welcome! If you have any questions feel free to ask. It's what I am here for. For Gods, look at the site I provided but I could be convinced for other gods if you had a good reason.

@ProPro
Yes, a Child of Loki would in fact work. In setting, its the godly Ichor that matters more than the status of the parent. So Loki being a Jotun would not matter as much since a few of the other Pantheons have what could be considered Titans among their ranks. Those Gods are considered gods since they stayed with their Pantheons. They still get the normal powers and such.

And we would love to have you since you were interested.

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@GingerBoi123
Of course the weapon can be made by the Master Smith Dwarves. It does not matter who made it since usually in setting the non crafting Gods have to ask for help in making Birthrights (the physical gifts).

Scion: Odyssey

Perfect! The setting uses the classic myths. So Loki is not a pretty boy and Thor is the red haired version.
Basically any God is allowed.

Scion: Odyssey

@GingerBoi123
Not really! I mean a base knowledge of Mythology is all you really need to understand Scion. The Mythological Gods you know are running around the modern day having kids. The Titans are getting lose and there are more of them than just the Greek ones. There's the setting in a nutshell.

For anything else, I can help out. And I am looking for a better source of info for the setting. I would use my google drive but the link does not work.

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@The Narrator
I do so love the setting. Now not everything is great. I try to ignore the mess that was what they did to WW2 except for the Allied Delegations. Those were interesting. All the rest was messy to say the least.

Scion: Odyssey

@ActRaiserTheReturned
Here are a few things that you could do for a Zeus weapon or something. @The Narrator Mentioned a Gun that Shoots Lightning. That could work for a good starting weapon. You could add that there was a bit of the Master Lightning Bolt put into the creation of the gun to give it the power. Frankly, I am not too picky so long as it has something to do with the divine parent. Or you could look into something to boost his strength like Heracles. Or you could go for a gift that allows your guy to fly since Zeus was known to have his eagles.

@The Narrator
I am not going to slap you down since you clearly have a love of the mythology. You can suggest whatever you want and I will look over whatever you say. I am not the type to hold my plot in a vice grip. I think that is rude to stifle ideas that a person might have. And you haven't done anything wrong in my eyes.

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@Duthguy
Looking good!

I might wait a bit before posting the OOC just to see if more people are interested.