BayRat

Age of Rebuilding: Return of the Gods

I have a sheet almost ready. Tales still need to be done, however. I have a few ideas I wish to work with.

@ShyDot

Can't wait to see it!

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Would it be too forward of me to reserve a slot for a god of wordly waters, and by extension, what lurks within them?

@SepticGentleman

Go ahead and reserve that spot!

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Why can't we both be children? I'm Mister Wizard, she's Misses Witch.

@ActRaiserTheReturned

Perhaps you two were split from one deity into two separate deities?

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Perhaps. Maybe Kilgarrah, my character, and your character are all together the Gods of Power.

Dragons/Knighthood is certainly power, while magic and sorcerery are both super powerful. So maybe they're a sort of trinity of power/control. Not evil, not good: just power.

@Jeyma

If there is a triad I should wait to see the rest of the char sheets. Two sorcerers that are sort of similar and a dragon god aren't really the most ideal triad-based gods, The child-parent relationship would make the most sense to me personally.

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@ActRaiserTheReturned Most of the Gods have existed before time and space, your char would be ancient regardless, the union could take place at around the start of the world.

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Me and ActRaiser are discussing our magic right now via PM, so don't worry about that.

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@ActRaiserTheReturned

I have an idea!

Perhaps Act's character is the child of Kilgarrah and my Magic Goddess. That explains why the God of Sorcery has a dragon form, and also why he has a relation to magic.

@Jeyma

Sounds like a good idea, we can collab on a tale for that little story after you make your initial sheet if you wish.

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@dragonmancer

He's just possessing the form of a dragon. He might even BE a dragon if you're interested in having a brother or son.

@ActRaiserTheReturned

I'm fine with him just possessing the form if you wish, although it would be interesting to draw some relation between the two.

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@ActRaiserTheReturned

Looking good, but you're missing a few things so I assume it isn't finished. You're still missing his personality, his cultural and religious influences (for instance, you would think wizards and such that use the power of his domain would try to gain his favor or revere to him in some way for luck at the very least).

As for his powers, you and Jeyma may want to collaborate on the differences between the two, and that may result in you changing his magic a bit, and also since there already is a dragon God I'm not sure if he should be able to have the form of a dragon, unless if you'd want a tale on him bargaining with Kilgarrah for a sample of his power. Otherwise it looks fine, be sure to update his opinions with each new character.

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How about a god of sorcery along side the god of magic? Or like Dragon Lance, a god of good magic, evil magic and neutral magic?

@ActRaiserTheReturned

As long as their is a clear distinction between the two domains, then yes. Like for example, one is more like witchcraft using wands, rituals, and sorts for its hexes and invocations, while another is more hands on shooting fireballs out of your hand type magic.

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Hello!

Someonewhat tempted by this RP and have a inkling to create a Goddess of Law and Order. However do you have any more information on the event that caused widespread chaos and the state of the world now? It would be quite important to how I'm going to develop this character.

@Fizzy

At one point in the golden age of the world, hell slowly started to descend on earth. First came the smoke that concealed the realm from the sun, darkness and cold spreading throughout the land as a result. Madness sprung from many mortals, violence occurring from cities to nations. Most of the plants and animals started to die off at this point.

It is uncertain who was responsible, but many point to the malevolent Gods who took full advantage of the chaos to destroy, pillage, and corrupt what was left of civilization. They too, however, were not safe from the chaos. Tears in the earth, unnatural disasters such as floods and massive tornadoes, and rebellion caused casualties on all sides. When the smoke faded, almost all was gone. The earth was a desolate wasteland aside from a few locations that miraculously survived the disaster.