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9 yrs ago
When you marathon Rick & Morty S2 and expected laughs but the ending just slaps you in the face...
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Even before the universe, there were unchecked powers. Uncontrolled swirls of energy without conscious or guidance. These powers, merely exist. Or did they? On such pool, its very existence unsure, was drawn towards somewhere. Pulled by a force that transcends logic and existence itself. One word kept echoing through the pool. “Come.” It was pulled into the World of Gods. From the pool a swirling mirror image formed as it tried to make sense of a world that did not yet make sense. The mirror image, a black blob of swirling madness and insanity, finally came to have what comes before senses. Tendrils of power touched its surroundings. From these tendrils, the image to shape. The blob turned into a featureless humanoid.

The first thing it gazed upon was Slough as life poured out of her. He witnessed its dead, and saw how overwhelming the force of life was. Swiftly growing and engorging the deer. “You are her…opposite.” Black robes wrapped themselves over the humanoid shape. “Death.” The metallic skull mask formed before his visage, hiding it forever. “A protector of the Cycle.” A gauntlet encased its right hand, while his left one rotted into the meager boney shape of a hand. “The guardian of … this.” Fate finally said, and the being that would be known as Reathos felt she meant the Primordial pool, from which Slough did drain too. He became the reflection of that pool. Only the gods of life and the gods of death would be able to access what would become the building blocks for souls. Reathos gained his lantern, and finally fate said: “You are…Reathos.” With that, Reathos was filled with purpose. To protect the endless cycle of life, dead and rebirth. His birth installed the end of life. The very concept of death was placed within creation.


I've been reading around and I often see the idea of using the "souls" of sentient beings...I also realized (and I hope I clarified that in my CS, else I'll go do that now) that 'Spirits' which Reathos would take come from souls who died. Seems like Reathos will have to fight for a lot of lost souls. This going to be fun!
@Kho Is my CS accepted? Or rather, what should be improved to be accepted?

((also i know it's supposed to be in a hider, i'll post it in one when it gets accepted))
Name: Reathos

Alias: Deathbringer, Releaser, Keeper of Spirits, The Bottler

Gender: Male

Domain (Portfolio): Death(Spirits)

Domain (Portfolio) Description:
Death, the ultimate ending. The perfect form of destruction. A sentient life form surrenders to the inevitability of time and passes on. Death, and dying, marks the transistion from the known and understood form of life to ‘the other side’. For some it happens peacefully, in their sleep at old age. Other times it is forced upon someone with blade or bullet. But eventually death comes to us all. Mortal or god.

Spirits spawn when a sentient life form dies. A spirit is the remainder of one’s life, memories, skills, experience, knowledge, soul and magical essence. To make sure that the world remains in balance, Reathos knows he has to return the spirits to which he refers as the Primordial Pool. He doesn’t know how exactly the Pool works. He only knows that he has to return the spirits there.

Alignment: Lawful neutral

Personality:
Reathos takes his task very serious. As fair as he is, when someone has to die, he will make sure that happens. The more you try to resist him, the crueler he will take one’s life. If you accept the inevitable, he will try to make your passing as easy as possible. In the end, he understands that many will see him as evil. And he may even agree with them, to some extent. But he’s a necessary evil.

But then there are those inherently immortal. Like gods and demi-gods. While he accepts his siblings as an inevitability, he has a problem with demi-gods. To understand his problem with them you must understand that Reathos wants balance. If a mortal wants to live longer than he should, then he must offer a service to the god of Death. This service often translates into killing a certain other being that should have died but slipped Reathos' fingers. The problem with demi-gods is that they are inherently immortal. So while Reathos allows every being to live a life. At a certain moment he will send someone (or come himself) to slay a demi-god. Obviously no god would want its child to be slain. But Reathos cares little for what other gods really want. The only true exception to this rule is Fate. For Fate almost guides his hand, letting those die who are fated to pass on. Only Fate would be able to halt the pursuit of Reathos completely.

Now, a god may search the protection from Death for his son. And such thing is most certainly possible. But as said, when one heart beats on, another must stop. Reathos will tell the god to kill another demi-god, hero, or merely start a war against a certain race as payment.

There are those who pray for Reathos to end a certain life. Some pray to end their own life, and if Reathos sees that they have suffered long and without reason, he might actually give this person the sweet release of death. Others pray for the dead of another. No doubt there will be cults of Death. Those who praise Reathos by killing others. But only true followers will know that one must not mindlessly start slaying. For killing someone who does not deserve it will most certainly cause your own dead. Some people may even search these cults, in an attempt to sway them and Reathos to end someone. It is not beyond the realm of possibilities that Reathos listens to well-made arguments of mortals and deems them reason enough to shorten a life.

On final note of these cults, they will most likely be compromised out of several created races (from other gods). Drawn into service by an agreement with Reathos or one of his avatars. But Reathos himself will never create life consciously.

Appearance:
His Primal form is that of a humanoid man, standing tall and dressed in heavy, black robes. He wears a mask made from a shiny silver metal, in the shape of a skull (without the cheekbone). One can only see his bright purple eyes, and his mouth with black lips and fair, blue-greyish skin around it. On his right hand he wears a gauntlet made from the same metal as his mask. He carries a lantern with his armored hand. Within it burns a purple flame. His left hand is left bare. It looks boney and meager. Even the skin doesn’t look right. A dark blue, like it’s frozen.

One of his lesser forms is that of a jet black crow. The crow looks far bigger than the average crow, and is often accompanied by an entire murder. But what is most strange is that in his crow form he can turn incorporeal at will.

((Might add some as the RP goes on if that’s okay))

Musical Theme: ((Still looking for a good song))

Description:
A fair executioner. Reathos makes sure that things die so the new can live. He himself is not responsible to kill every creature. As he will make sure that the concept of death will be fundamental to creation. He is responsible to make sure that they die. Should someone achieve immortality and this person does not deserve it, Reathos himself will hunt him down. Some may also pray to him to take the life of someone else. And others pray to release them from their suffering. Reathos listens to these prayers and executes their wishes if he thinks they are fair.

Reathos can kill lesser beings in a way he sees fit. Mostly by violently ripping a soul from a body. Leaving it lifeless. Souls he gathers from the dead are sucked into his lantern. Which he takes with him to his plane. His 'hobby' is to 'bottle' separate memories of those who died, as he releases the souls into the Primordial Pool. As he can access the Primordial Pool through his lantern, Reathos can handle great power if required. The power used has nothing to do with Astarte's kind of magic, as what he uses aren't souls, but more or less what souls once were but after dead turned into. He can also summon spirits and let these beings go forth to kill or rage. He can also appear near any being that is dying, to take their spirit.

Concealment Level: How well you can hide yourself from other gods. Considering all gods leave ‘essence’ or a trail of power behind, concealment means how well they can hide this essence. All gods start out with level 1.
Detection Level: Detection counters concealment. For example, a god who invested might in his detection (and thus has a higher detection level than most others) can uncover concealed marks of a god. Each god starts with level 1. However domains and portfolio’s must be taken into account (same with concealment).
The mages stationed in Orngat slowly began to realize that it would not go like the Second Mage War. Where the Holy Lands and Limgar were destroyed in order for New Engelica to grow. No this was a defensive war. And the battles they would fight would always be defensive. Meaning that for once, disciplined coordination was of utmost importance. Eléane continued to drill her mages during the down periods, when the skies seemed clear. Luckily the mages could also count on their gaining experience. In the meantime, their very presence was doing funny things with Orngat. The dwarves and humans might start noticing oddities like small lights in the water. The presence of mages of New Engelica was waking them up.


When will be the update exactly? I'm afraid I can only get my post up in 10 hours from now.
Thank you, I'd like to reserve that one then.

Also @Lugubrious, in all honesty I haven't played the previous one. So I hope I won't let you down!
Oh, in that case, I noticed the person who wants Death(souls) is crossed out. So is Death(Souls) still available?
Hi! So I see the OCC is quite large here so what I'm asking might have been asked and in that case sorry.

So I want to make a goddess of mysterious magic (so domain: magic, portofolio: mystery). As goddess of mystery she'd often cause strange things to happen that cannot be explained through magic (but whatever she causes, it's never out of place). As goddess of mysterious magic she would also be goddess (over time maybe?) of magic that is not yet understood of magic that cannot be understood. Would this be okay or is it to vague?
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