VarionusNW

Gods and Titans

ok, i thought I posted here, but how about this simple rule: When speaking for mortals, you must try to be as neutral as possible, unless those mortals are known to lean toward one side or the other. At this point, its probably more likely for the humans to be worshiping the gods, as the titans may or may not even be known at this point. I am going to put forward the notion that the gods and the titans are essentially the same sort of species/ tier of being, and they both gain power from worship, though, because the gods have 99% of the worship to start with, they are more powerful in certain ways, and are trying to protect their worship, wile the titans would be trying to to take it, aka: Power struggle.

what i'm trying to say, either don't screw me over, or I will just do it myself.

Edit:You know what, I will respond as the man myself, but I will give you time to intervene/ elaborate on the situation.

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what do you mean "from your series" exactly?

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This is a stupid question, since the answer is probably no, but are OCs allowed?

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Bluebe123 said
9. You can use multiple bosses from the same franchise That means someone who is the "Castle Crashers guy" can use the Barbarian and the Necromancer without breaking any rules.
9.5 You are allowed to be the "franchise guy" of multiple franchises. The limit is 3 franchises.

Bobo, did you not see 9.5? While these rules are phrased badly, its stating that as a "franchise guy" you can use any THREE minor bosses. You have 4, and you did not ask for permission to have multiple characters, so I am guessing you meant for them to be the same character. You could either have them be separate characters, or remove one.

Honestly, I think it is better just to remove the franchise guy system. I will make a character soon.

Gods and Titans

Argys was shocked by the seen he saw in the distance. A burning ship, sinking into the river. He quickly made his way to Ninjen, warning him of the issue, before hastily making his way towards the river, and taking an old monk in the crowd as his temporary vessel. The Monks eyes glowed a fierce grey. Argys walked forward in the crowd, finding a man who looked like he knew what was going on. "Young man, I am Argys, god of Balance and Wisdom, I have taken this man as a holy vessel, If you may relay to me what has happened here, I will offer my wisdom to these people." In the name of the divine grace of the gods, he had to deal with the situation before the vile titans had a chance to intervene.

Gods and Titans

As you said that we would be building the lore, I would like to suggest something before I go ahead and use it. Gods are mighty and large, as are the titans, but the aura, or something, of a god could kill a man that looked at them (that is why the temple of the gods is impossible for mortals to reach, maybe?) (also, this doesn't have to be the reason, it could honestly be anything) but, because of some reason, the gods take vessels when going in to a group of mortal creatures, such as humans, to deal with a situation. Vessels, of course, means they basically possess a member of X species, and the only way you would know it was a god was by their glowing eyes. Though, the mortal people would see these vessels as holy from that point on, as a god chose them as a vessel.

Other possible reasons for the vessels:
-Mortals cant understand the language of the gods
-Mortals cant see the gods (okay, this is a bit stupid)
-Gods just kinda prefer to talk to the mortals like that (also a bit stupid)

The ancient world interest check (modern-fantasy post-apocalypse)

bump

Gods and Titans

oops double post

Gods and Titans

Okay so if they resemble a living creature, or are relatable to a living creature, they need air, water, and food, but if they don't resemble a living, or by design have no relation to living things, they only require fuel of some sort.

Gods and Titans

Argys had been summoned by Ninjen, and appeared before him as soon as he could, and sat at his place in the room, on a stone throne that looked old, as it was cracked and covered in moss. Argys sat and thought for a second. "Rather than act, shouldn't we respond instead?" The voice of the wise god was monotone, as per usual. "The Titans will attack us, and will be the instigators of war. In the long run, if we are to keep our worshipers, it might be best to be seen as the defenders, not the violent attackers." Argys was looking at this in a larger spectrum than just the gods and titans, including their worshipers as well. "For now, we should gather the other gods and plan a strategy."