Grav
A confused leftist
I mean War could be the one to mutilate you. Trying to kill you but fails so he kills Amenti. I just don’t see Lravitus mutilating a god. If he had to kill it’d be plants and mushrooms growing from the inside out of a being.
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Leepysheepy
Miserable Fuzzy Humanoid
I considered this but I also feel it might be a bit stale if we make War responsible for more and more god trauma.
Reimu Hakurei
Fantasy Heaven
Actually my sheet had Amenti die by an accident, so I'll probably want to discuss that with the GM crew over DMs.
Grav
A confused leftist
Lravitus could mutilate you but it would depend on the reason. Do you have an idea for why a god would mutilate you?
Leepysheepy
Miserable Fuzzy Humanoid
As much as I like Lravitus he probably wouldn't have much of a reason to do so. My god tried to stay out of the war, but valued challenges and the extremes of the world before his crippling. So, a short list of some basic ideas that could have led to his mutilation:
1: a god set up some incredibly dangerous kind of trap/defenses, he braved it out of pride and either failed horribly or succeeded and subsequently drew their ire.
2: another god ruined or completely pacified an incredibly dangerous part of the world, drawing his ire
3: if he got a supernatural artifact from forge gal someone might have attacked him to try to steal it
4: I'm open to hearing any potential personal quarrels unrelated to divine scruples that could lead to personal conflict.
Grav
A confused leftist
Hm. I can’t speak for the others, but 1 would be a maybe for Lravitus. His domain is an ever changing shifting labyrinth. Filled with beasts and sentient plants. But eh, Lravitus couldn’t do extreme damage.
Reimu Hakurei
Fantasy Heaven
Uhhh my God was pretty non-confrontational but maybe you could've been injured by some of the defenses in the God Armory in their domain. Not sure why you'd sneak in there, though. I'm fairly sure you could just ask to go in.
Edit: I think this may be a good time for the yandere Goddess to shine tbh.
Edit: I think this may be a good time for the yandere Goddess to shine tbh.
Just had a silly thought @DeTA but since the Shadowed Dancer didn't form until after the war and your guy went into his emo funk... and considering the Shadowed Dancer's portfolio... The Shadowed Dancer probably has a bizarro crush on Azahiel (he's moody, angry, dark, and moves fast... can you say speed metal idol?) Leading to the Shadowed Dancer inventing an entire genre of music devoted to Azahiel, and occasionally shows up in his realm to serenade him with the Shadowed Dancer's latest speed metal creation!
Oh, and @Reimu Hakurei , for Amenti, the Shadowed Dancer definitely has written plenty of dirges, funeral masses, and invented death metal *just* for her.
Oh, and @Reimu Hakurei , for Amenti, the Shadowed Dancer definitely has written plenty of dirges, funeral masses, and invented death metal *just* for her.
almostinsane
Well-known member
I'm hoping to start this weekend. Friday at the earliest, Sunday at the latest.
Grav
A confused leftist
Which timezone are you in?
That sounds like a cool interaction.
almostinsane
Well-known member
Central.
Leepysheepy
Miserable Fuzzy Humanoid
I work weekends so this might be a tight fit. I'll draft up my sheet as soon as I can, but I might not make the cut.
Yukitama
Well-known member
Scarlet Reclamations? Hah. It's all about the Wild Scourge. Speaking of I should probably write up something explaining it in further detail.
But I suppose to make it simple with the cliffnote version it's something like Hydraenus gathering up and collecting the beast races of the world for a horde to wage war upon the mortal races with. One could say he's like a wild everchosen.
The only saving grace then is the time it takes for each time of the cycle, varying by the speed of his growth, and any deaths he suffers in his chase for ascending to the power required to attain such an army.
Truly a great calamity to envelop the world. One may call it cruel, but such is the price of living in this world that all mortals must prove their worth and strength as cultures and civilizations.
But I suppose to make it simple with the cliffnote version it's something like Hydraenus gathering up and collecting the beast races of the world for a horde to wage war upon the mortal races with. One could say he's like a wild everchosen.
The only saving grace then is the time it takes for each time of the cycle, varying by the speed of his growth, and any deaths he suffers in his chase for ascending to the power required to attain such an army.
Truly a great calamity to envelop the world. One may call it cruel, but such is the price of living in this world that all mortals must prove their worth and strength as cultures and civilizations.
A mutilated god of mutation is an interesting take. A sort of twisting of hat already exists might be good. That said it still feels like a redudant portfolio beyond that as mentioned earlier?
Shipmaster Sane
You have been weighed
Is it alright if I take an extra day to figure out which God I want to pick?
I need to buckle down and finish my sheet. You guys and gals mind if you help me with that?
Leepysheepy
Miserable Fuzzy Humanoid
Well, let me try to explain the fundamental difference.
This kind of stuff is the absolute antithesis to both his old and new demeanor. He is, in a crass sense, the god of underdogs- the god of going against the natural grain of what should and shouldn't succeed. Where Tauphys would watch a bear hunt a lost wanderer and see this as the natural order, this god would grant the lost one a small bit of wisdom, or a minor boon, just a small change to give him a fighting chance. In his better days he was a promethean figure, not in the literal sense of bringing fire but as in bringing wisdom and potential. In his newer days he's this wisdom continued to a level where it's more restrictive than it is helpful, planning and worrying and squirreling away for fear of the million things that could go wrong. To present him as just "that god who mutates stuff" is... a very limited vision of him.
Reimu Hakurei
Fantasy Heaven
Sure! I'm open to DMs or giving advice here if you want it.
almostinsane
Well-known member
@DeTA and co.
How would Azahiel and the others feel about Earon's first response to being told to take Azahiel as his king was to reply, "I bow to no one!" and basically try to kill him with water... And basically create/expand the Inner Sea in the process?
@Leepysheepy Earon would not have targeted a neutral deity such as himself, but his go-to-method in the God War was to drown his enemies in tons of earth-shattering water. Your deity may have been caught in the crossfire. Otherwise, Earon was focused on Azahiel and whoever was fighting by his side.
Your god could have been injured in the crossfire in any number of battles by any number of deities come to think of it. It'd be interesting if he got mutilated by an attack, but no one knows who did it. That'd add to his paranoia since it could have been anyone for any reason or no reason at all.
How would Azahiel and the others feel about Earon's first response to being told to take Azahiel as his king was to reply, "I bow to no one!" and basically try to kill him with water... And basically create/expand the Inner Sea in the process?
@Leepysheepy Earon would not have targeted a neutral deity such as himself, but his go-to-method in the God War was to drown his enemies in tons of earth-shattering water. Your deity may have been caught in the crossfire. Otherwise, Earon was focused on Azahiel and whoever was fighting by his side.
Your god could have been injured in the crossfire in any number of battles by any number of deities come to think of it. It'd be interesting if he got mutilated by an attack, but no one knows who did it. That'd add to his paranoia since it could have been anyone for any reason or no reason at all.