TLG edition, cont from >>43894252
Join us as we create the primordials, gods, demigods and other entities of a world!
>>43924087
Anera, Maiden of the Eternal Song
Goddess of music, young love, travel, and protection.
She is the guardian of the world and the keeper of the song, that keeps the beast Kayerith from rising once again. Those who are blessed with the music from Anera know beyond there mortal thought lies music so profound and powerful that even deities quake at its sound.
Here followers are that of bards, young couples, and young knights.
>>43924087
Awh, you missed Yserafel. Ah well.
> Pic Related
Lucira, the Seduced; the Fallen Angel
As human mothers warn their daughters about the actions of past, possibly apocryphal individuals to induce good behavior, the story of Lucira, the Fallen Angel, was used among angels as a cautionary tale to never waver in their condemnations, to allow no quarter and no respite.
In ages shrouded in mist, Lucira was a mighty angellic champion. In time, she was sent to slay a twisted and foul demoness. What she found, however, was strong enough to rebuff her initial attacks, so Lucira waited, and watched, and clashed with the succubus frequently. She grew to know her opponent, her quarry, and pridefully refused to summon additional angels to prevail through sheer force of numbers.
As Lucira watched, she too was watched, and the demoness she hunted grew to like what she saw. Their battles grew less violent, with more jibes and barbs, and eventually came a "battle" where their swords did not cross, they simply warily circled one another, each waiting for the other to make the first strike. Soon came conversation, then an exchange of views. Their clash had lasted for centuries, but they went from dancing around one another, blades drawn, to intimately conversing with one another, on a familiar first-name basis, in wide, comfortable chairs before a roaring fire, in the span of months.
Lucira eventually suggested that she could tolerate the demon's existence, if the demoness could give up her habit of preying upon mortals. The demoness, in turn, concluded that she could be made to be as Lucira wanted her, if Lucira could be with her.
(cont.)
>>43924379
Angels say that Lucira let the demoness speak, and so was seduced. The truth is that they seduced one another. Lucira gave herself happily to the demoness's virile lusts, and felt the same blossom in herself; before their first tryst was over, she was giving as good as she recieved. In turn, the succubus learned Lucira's righteousness, charity, protectionism.
Eventually, other angels came to see what had happened. Lucira explained to them that they weren't needed, and that her demoness was fully under control. They went away, and came back with a large host. Lucira fought to protect her lover,but they were both subdued. Sickeningly, the other angels realized that, foul as she might be, the demoness DID have something angelic in her, and so they could not simply slay her. Instead she and Lucira were imprisoned, far, far from one another; the demoness deep beneath the stone, Lucira in an ugly, otherworldly iron citadel high atop a mountain, left only to cry for her lost love and the cruel injustice that left her so bound, when her strength permitted.
It is whispered in rumors that Yserafel could hear Lucira's cries, and once she freed herself, the next time Lucira gathered the strength to cry, the one angel would be able to fly to the other, perhaps to free her.
>>43924379
wow something eroticism related from /tg/ that isn't anal vore, incontinence, etc., I'm impressed
Pantheon vol IV !
Great writings while I was asleep!
>>43924379
Thats because that image is just a repost of the third picture. Cool to see my image used still :D
I got an idea but can't find a good picture for it.
Yal-Hagur, Thirsting God, Lord of Dust and Ashes.
Yal-Hagur was born of dust and ash in times unknown. His conception was that of dry things burning together into each other and knowing only thirst from his day of birth. He traveled to lush forests to suck them dry and dive in lakes, turning them into deserts and pits of gravel. He traveled more and more, sucking dry everything he came across, but nothing could sate his thirst. In his wake other creatures of dust and ash were born, also thirsting eternally. It was then when Yal-Hagur came across a living creature. It looked wet and full of water, so Yal-Hagur sucked the creature dry and finally, for a moment, he know satisfaction. It was not water he was after, but the other liquid of life: blood. He now wants blood, more blood than anything in the world could provide. He is now an enemy, an entity of death and destruction who only seeks to make the world dry to satisfy himself of the eternal thirst that ravages his body.
Chronology time!
>>43912819
Given The Nymphs Council, the creation of new Gods is extremely rare.
However, we have few Gods who have managed to Ascend: Myrea herself, Barak Tuth and The Laughing God (Although he probably became a Eternal Primordial in some other way to save his friends).
We also have few events of the mortal world which we know, and therefore can create a rough history of our world - which still lacks a name!
>Prehistory
World is created from Vryoga Mahva Thostra by other Beings
>>43916758
As everyone else notes Mystra, seems like that She Ascended first, starting the civilized era.
The Laughing God followed soon afterwards (Idea of Myrea trying her best to kill him but failing is just laughable)
>the Era of Fire
>>43923949
Elves were Decimated by TLG and Kivi Legions
Then Barak Tuth tried to crush Myreas homelands (Viluvia?)
He failed but reached Godhood, starting the
>Era of Metal
>>43910583
It was during this time Machandus Rakada the Wormrider created the First Viluvian Empire, which sadly fell after his death.
>>43912936
His death started the Viluvian Madness, where the War over Nothing occurred.
> Current Times - Era of Metal or the Next?
>>43908520
Moluc Tuth is missing, presumedly imprisoned by the Jailer.
>>43915586
Prosperous city of Kardash in the South is the greatest. From there The Church of Ballen Sur reigns with their corrupted views.
>>43914041
North is still barbaric, while Viluvian Mountain region is feudal and is called the Kingdom of Luce Novus (or at least part of Viluvian)
Any thoughts or additions to this?
Also, we need more connections between the gods, not that much new ones. Demigods are fine, though
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>>43924657
Seems bit related to Tispakal >>43895802
Servant or Demigod Tier?
>>43924728
(On Tispakal) Could be Servant or Demi-God. Perhaps Tispakal got angry and the dust from a shrine gave birth to Yal-Hagur?
>>43924728
We have a huge chaos waste in the middle of the world's largest continent- Sacron, which was left by TLG's attempt to vortex bomb TAJYR AKNA.
>>43924343
How does Anera view worshippers that waifu her?
Anybody putting this all into a shareable file or something? I don't have any time to contribute, but I'd love to read about it afterwards.
Also, I once tried to start this very same thread on /tg/ and it broke apart in a few posts. Tell me your secret OP.
>>43924791
She probably has lots of demigod offspring with different mates.
She looks bit elvish..
Anera was the patron of the Elves of Tidrom.
After their demise she has never been so powerful and now serves as mere bard to other Gods, particularly Sohai and Hordun the Fat.
She and Cindylla are good friends and have a elder-younger sister dynamic, despite Anera being far more older than Sohais daughter-wife.
>>43924801
pastebinning it as we speak anon.
Any particular name you anons want for the pantheon for the pastebin?
>>43910978
>>43911048
>>43914189
Moluck Tuth is not above claiming deeds of his servants as his own.
For Bandars carcass was discovered near the edges of the Chaos Wastes, rotten beyond mortal ways and its organs feasted on in a particular way which would imply the Smiggeling.
How the Smiggileing was braver than his master? Or did he just use his powers till the Great Worm was too weak to resist, and ate its intestines while Bandar lived?
>>43924938
Panteon of chill dudes and a laughing dick.
>>43924938
The Saladian Pantheon
>>43924964
Good name
First version http://pastebin.com/vBiLPTda
Only put in all the gods, servants and immortals so far, have to add in their stories/myths and maybe do so in a chronological order...
hmm...what about a god of unmourned dead? The ones who were..well, unmourned. Forgotten, unblessed, unmarked, unburied..unceremoniously killed/buried, those that died without anyone ever giving a fuck
>>43925017
look through the pastebin and see if that falls under the domain of any already-made god. If not, then go for it.
>>43924087
Old man Jack, Ferryman of the dead
God of death, travel and pacts.
A god who ferries souls of deceased to afterlife. His ensures that all who's time has come die, and hunts down those who try to cheat death. Alas he can be bargained with, and those souls who succed are granted extension of life.. for are price.
He is worshipped mainly by gravediggers and undead-hunters.
>>43925035
A servant of Ballan Sur? Or somehow connected?
>>43924657
Something like this?
>>43925035
But that's Balan Sur, anon.
>>43924976
Magnificent stuff!
>>43925053
Thank you anon. Now the next step will be categorizing them by divine rank and relations and then add in the myths and stories
>>43924728
The Sun War in the Prehistory, when Dragons and Phoenixes fough with catastrophic damages.
Only Damlerion the Last Phoenix survived.
>>43924087
>my god of uneaten food was put on a graph
Hello
>>43925100
>so was my goddess of art
>mfw I'm the pastebinner and try not to let my bias towards my creation show
>mfw I have no face, it hasn't been created yet
Anons, should I classify the offspring of the primordials together for easier navigation of the pastebin?
>>43925136
That would be great.
Pantheon vol V, folks!
>>43925100
Well Madis is the brother of Tyroniqus the god of Thieves, and father of... Spookerton?
He feels like a distant relative of TLG as well..
>>43925106
Pastebin is good, keep on doing it. Reading it, got more connections. This is starting to look like a good web!
>>43924343
She and Xizamere would make a lovely couple! Shall we let them marry eachother?
>>43925171
and thank you anon for the excellent reference pictures that I use to keep track of who's related to who for the pastebin
>>43925183
They do feel like they are meant for eachother, but Anera is the Maiden God, so is she meant for married life?
Xizame and Anera have an on-and-off relationship. Both have strong attraction towards each other, but after a while need their own time again, until they they are drawn together once more.
Because of this, cats (particularly Limal) like songs of Anera.
>>43925045
>>43925049
A lesser god in his service, Old man Jack was a mortal who first tried to strike a bargain with death itself.
Amused by this Ballab Sur made his his servant.
With time Jack gained fallowing and ascended to power of god, yet still he remains Ballan Surs unwavering servant.
>>43925025
hmm too similar to Ballan Sur..
>>43924728
Xizamere Xix Zirel gifted writing on man when an ancient king saved Limal from slaughterhouse.
Probably just after Myrea, therefore in the beginning of the Era of Fire
>>43925270
Arimue's 2nd visit was soon after Xizamere had gifted man with writing, her presence bringing the imagination to create stories and collect wisdom, naming that period in the Era of Fire "The age of Lore".
>>43925048
Something along those lines, just remove the beak and it would be perfect
There's this pantheon I made for a world I'm building from scratch for all my future campaigns. It's kind of shitty but eh, it's what you'd expect from a first try at doing that sort of thing and from someone who is an inexperienced DM. Since you guys might get something out of it, here are some of them:
Sol, God of Creation and Time
Thought to be the most important of all gods, it has been passed down ever since the first generation that Sol is the one responsible for creating everything, including the other gods. Having been the only one born from the Great Void and never appearing to the mortals, very little is known about it.
Because it never meddles in mortal affairs, being concerned with the universe as a whole, Sol has almost no followers. He is represented by the Sun.
Eorlund the Fair, God of Justice and Politics
A god made to make sure mortals wouldn't have unfair advantages over others or commit crimes and go unpunished, Eorlund is the embodiment of Justice. In the early years, he watched over the mortals, looking for disputes. Whenever he found one, he would settle it himself. He would also go all over the world teaching the principles of fairness and justice.
As the mortals grew more powerful and technologically advanced, he would give a very small part of his power to worthy people so they could act as his agents. They are mostly Paladins, having served for many years and distinguished themselves both in battle and outside of it, but Judges and Senators, although uncommon, also make up for a part of his agents. He is revered and followed only in Human and Dwarf lands.
(cont.)
>>43925321
Emir, Goddess of Freedom, Luck and Chaos
Also one of the primordial gods, she gave mortals free will when they were created, so that they would not be mere puppets to the gods. Being a primordial being, little is known about Emir, even though she shows up to mortals sometimes.
Because she rules over Chaos, it is theorized by some scholars that she is actually more powerful than Sol, having maybe even created him and maybe ended the previous world for reasons unknown, but no one has ever seen the true extent of her powers, so the mystery remains.
She is revered by all races, being one of the few gods with such privileges.
Ashtook - God of Borders and Transition, his domains are shores, beaches, doorways, windows, dusk and dawnand taking friendship to the next level
>>43924087
Traitor's Hand, Betrayal Incarnate
God of Batrayal, assasinations, executions and lies.
Patron to revolutionaries, rogues, and paranoid.
It is said when first act of betrayal was commited, first lie uttered, the Traitor's Hand was born.
His influence present in temptations of lies, thoughts of betrayal.
Never passing an oportunity he spreds as much of lies, chaos and unrest as he can. Betraying and lying for ints own sake.
He has no physical form to speak of, incarnate in concepts he embodies. Though he is usually depicted as humanoid in hooded cloak with burning red eyes and dagger in hand.
>>43925288
During the Age of Lore, the legends were written down for the first time, often displaying things in weird names and occurrences no-one mentions afterwards. Worship of Myrea the Queen of Tears is strong, as is Arimues.
Strangely Xizamere is mentioned only few times and mostly as a foreign king, not a God.
Were they so easily deceived in those days, or was the Kingdom of Lore among the Gods?
Of course many of these first legends were lost during the ravages of time, but the surviving display the gods in curiously different light.
Particularly interesting are legends about happenings what are described, but are missing certain Gods who appear in later editions.
Huh, this thing is still running.
Ballan Sur guy here.
There should be an age of darkness of roughtly 1000 years long fitted in somewhere chronologically. Or at least an overlapping period, known for its increase in undead events and activity.
And if anyone can think of a child for death and the moon, i would be interested to see, old man bones seems to be rather bare in the pantheon connections.
>>43925376
I assumed Grim Jim's creation as Ballan's only angel was potentially rumored to have been assisted by Aria in the new updated version http://pastebin.com/vBiLPTda
>>43925391
Not really a child though. Angels are servants and created beings.
>>43925407
that's why I said it was debatable and worded something more akin to a group project than child
>>43925420
Fair enough.
Yserafel/Lucira* Writer here.
Tiranel, the Muse; Avatar of Progress
Tiranel is hard exactly to pin down. She's too anthropomorphized to be considered a primordial, she receives worship and can bestow boons to those who venerate her like a god, but has no massive host of angelic followers. When she walks the world, she doesn't cause any great twisting of reality, and is in fact quite weak, capable of little more than a demigod or a weak divine servant. She can even be slain or imprisoned - and several times has been - but no prison, not even destruction, can hold her forever. She'll be back.
The Avatar of Progress always appears wearing high-quality garb and bearing high-quality equipment which are a technical revolution or two ahead of the curve where she appears. In an era or place where primitive skins and stone tools are the norm, she will appear with fabric garb and bronze weapons. In an era of sword and crossbow, she will show up with musket and rapier, or possibly revolver and shotgun.
Tiranel is the venerated of inventors and dreamers. She frequently goes on adventures when she walks the plane like a mortal, participating wholeheartedly in all aspects of mortal life - acquiring wealth, gambling, gathering power, having sex, winning or losing, she cares not. She never grants knowledge or inventions directly, and asking for such is the fastest way to earn her ire. those who pray to her for inspiration on their own will often find themselves rewarded with bursts of energy and focus they require to experiment. Some followers have been granted boons of advanced technology or arcane proofs to reverse-engineer and learn from on their own.
*Lucira was actually inspired by an OC a friend of mine made to go with Ysera.
Should I put the myths and lore in a separate pastebin from the gods? The pantheon bin is getting rather long...
Have vision of out beloved, TLG.
>>43925391
Inspiring writing, as usual.
>>43925433
Separating them would be smart move. Too much text otherwise.
Btw, we need a name for the setting. So we can start threads to continue the worldbuilding.
>>43925442
Saladia, seeing as the Pantheon is the "Saladian Pantheon"
>>43925438
exactly what I thought
And good gods TLG, why must you torture us and your fellow gods so much?
>>43925438
Glorious.
>>43924087
Ynera, the firstborn, is a demigod child of Aria of the Tears.
She is often attributed to be the first "human" and the "mother of many". Her powers are few and weak, but she does not age.
She has taken worship as a patron saint of motherly love.
>>43925447
Why not?
>>43925424
>>43909657
What is Tiranels relationship with Arimue ?
Sisters? Different name for same god? Daughter?
>>43925424
Primordials are linked to the fabric of the universe, concepts and overarching forces, twisting of reality is on a case by case basis. e.g. The laughing god can pop in pretty much anywhere since its his role to protect the fabric of reality from tearing a new one. And appears as just a smiling laughing guy eating salad.
Ballan Sur does not cause everyone to drop dead when he pops by, or hell scapes and screaming.
So long as your powerful enough and linked to the basics of reality or overarching concepts which change reality then your primordial.
>>43925438
Damnit man stop with the vortex bombs, go fuck with the muses of creativity for a while.
>>43925464
Arimue is a distinctly separate entity to Tiranel, but they bear striking resemblances in actions and causes, but in different ways.
Where Tiranel might might introduce a new way to grow crops or get rid of waste for the betterment of society, Arimue would innovate the outlook of society in certain ways.
Their similarities do provoke speculation as to Tiranel's origin, but she does not invoke a global enrichment whenever she visits the realm of mortals and must actively seek to improve their lives, unlike Arimue whose domain seeps into the subconscious of all mortals with her passing.
>>43925447
>>43925442
Once upon a time, the gods converged. For Tispakal had called them together to ask them: What is the name of our world? It had been called many names by mortals and gods alike, but surely it would have one Proper name?
Gods and Primordials first talked, then argued and then began to fight.
Just as Myrea was about to draw her sword and start a real war, The Laughing God, her former lover, stopped eating his salad for a moment and said: "Why not just name the world Saladia and call it a day?"
And then he disappeared in a puff of laughter.
>>43925492
Brilliant and perfectly representative of the gods' stance on TLG for them to go with his random suggestion.
>>43925464
Sister, lover, and rival. All at the same time.
>>43925424
Aimee Tiraneldottir, The Innovator
Aimee is the daughter of Tiranel, quite literally; Tiranel allowed herself to become pregnant during a particularly drunken tryst at some point and survived in that incarnation long enough to give birth. The only godly qualities she has inherited from her mother are her unending nature (kill her or imprison her, she'll be back,) and her mother's abilities to instantly restore any device to working order, and conjure any required fuel or ammunition for any devices in her possession.
Despite her best efforts, she has never yet been able to invent anything properly new, which is a great frustration to Aimee and a disappointment to Tiranel, but Aimee is a prolific innovator; give her an arcane spell and she can very rapidly disseminate variants, give her a technological base that supports a given device and she can very rapidly produce new devices that operate off the same or similar fundamental principles. Aimee spends much of her time searching for those her mother has bestowed advanced technology or magic on, to acquire said advanced device or arcane theorum (by means fair if possible, but foul if not,) hoping to claim it for herself, either to put it to practical use personally, or to study it in the hopes of being the one to reverse engineer it and thus advance society. her mother finds this very amusing.
>>43925490
Ignore this anon, he's not me.
Yal-hagur writer here, I think I've got a good one for the connection with tispakal.
Fate had decreed a disaster Unparalleled to any before it and It fell to tispakal to make it true, yet he had no control over disastrous powers. Only dust was his medium to the mortal world, but not much can be achieved with covering things in dirt. Tispakal in a fit of frustration simply gathers the dust collected onto his shrines and attempts to give it a form of a scourged sandstorm to no avail. Sweat falls from his brow on the from exhaustion. The drop disappears into the pile and for second gives it form. Tispakal sweats more and finally from the dust a figure is birthed, a spindly creature with blood in it's veins or water to satisfy it's thirst. Tispakal's cultists call the creature Yal-hagur, thirsting God in a dead tongue.
>>43925502
excuse you Tiranelanon, but I will butt in and provide lore of my sweet little Arimue whenever I'm not pastebinning for the lot of you.
And besides, 99% of Arimue-lore is meant to be debated and interpreted in multiple ways.
Arimue tenant nr.1: each individual can imagine her in their own ways.
>>43925512
No blood in it's veins is what I meant
Fucking phone diSLIKES working
>>43925512
incorporating it into the bin for you, Yal-hagur anon
>>43925490
Sorry, dude, that
>>43925502
>>>43925490
>Ignore this anon, he's not me.
was a bit rude of me.
But still, I was answering! I just had a demigod to go with it, and you ninja'd me on my own contribution without clarifying your weren't the one who made Tiranel.
Anyway, Tiranel does NOT directly introduce new ways to grow crops or get rid of waste. She requires that mortals invent on their own, lest they become stagnant and rely upon her for advancements. She might give someone something too advanced for them to reproduce, in the hopes that they will learn from its principles and develop something new that they CAN reproduce, but she will never simply give them "the next tech." She won't teach a society which already works with iron how to make steel, for instance, though she might give an ironworker a steel tool. Or maybe a breach-loading rifle.
>>43925535
It's alright Tiranelanon, the slight is on my side, seeing as your creation hasn't the "everything and nothin is true about me" rule incorporated into it unlike Arimue. I shall adjust what's been written to clarify your creation.
Also, should I go with some other alias than just "pastebinner" for you guys? I feel like a cheap prosti-librarian here.
>>43925557
TLG's archive guy
>>43925451
A rumor propagated by the Laughing God states her Father was Ballan Sur.
No one has proven it. Even Marik, the god of forbidden knowledge, has not dared to ask Aria or Ballan Sur.
>>43925570
Nice one, but I'm gonna modify it a bit if you (and TLG) don't mind.
Who knows, I might even add a trip so you guys know it's definitely me if we get to a third/fourth thread of making this setting
>>43925532
Thanks anon
>>43925573
Well. Thats a father you do not want to piss off.
"So let me tell a story, child, since you were so kind to offer a drink to this blathering old man. You see, when I had about your age and barely knew how make knots I dreamt to sail the sea and, by the Judge, so I did. I have spent more time on a ship than I did on the land, but no years were as good as when I worked under Sanvar, the great pirate. Oh, don't look at me like that now... have a look at this. Oh yea, it was his own, anyone could recognize it, right? And unfortunately it is the only thing left of him, but perhaps it is better like this. You see, they always said he had Ura's favor but I know the truth, for I saw him pray to the whore goddess of the ocean. And for every ship he wrecked, he would always dump some of the loot in the sea for his patron, but the most he took for himself. And this was his ruin. You see... that day the sea was calm and flat like a board, I swear on the leg I don't have anymore, no island to be seen, no cloud, nor even a small flimsy wave, aight? And then suddenly one of the men fell overboard, like this, hop! Down in the water. We thought he was drunk... and then another jumped down. I could swear I saw him jump, a manic glint in his eyes, you see? Now the crew gets pretty spooked out right, because the two men disappeared in the water like droplets in the ocean, without a sound. This is starting to pick your interest, eh? Well everyone was pretty spooked I said, but nothing else happens. Yes nothing at all, and I mean nothing. The wind stops too, the ship just stays there, on the spot, not moving one inch. Well it happens sometimes right? We just wait for the next day and then it happens again. Two more men out of board without nary a warning. Now rhe captain comes out of the cabin and looks haunted, I have seen him angry, furious, and everything else but afraid? That was news to me. He strolls around shouting orders, do that, make a knot here, helm there but the ship? It stays where it is and won't budge!
> cont
Image for Kalgore Sasavid here
>>43925557
It's okay dude. I shouldn't have snapped so dismissively, I just wanted to get that in before someone took stuff I hadn't intended for Tiranel as gospel.
Sorry.
Hrm... I wonder what Arimue thinks of her niece Aimee?
>>43925666
She would definitely be amused by her but not say anything. As is her decree, she'd let Aimee imagine whatever she wanted about their relations, but never confirm nor deny anything definitely to her as she keeps working on the next masterpiece of her whims.
Also, almost done working on collecting the misc. lore of Saladia.
Et-Tarsis, the Ever-Ready
Goddess of vigilance and preparation, she stands guard at the gates of heaven. No one is quite sure exactly when she appeared nor where she came from, but she has never failed in her duties for as long as anyone can remember. She is revered by guards and soldiers and rewards those who are true to her ways with enhanced senses and increased endurance.
>>43925717
Here she is depicted with an arsenal gifted to her by Tiranel, I see? :)
>>43925651
After two days of this happening men can not take it anymore. They start to tie themselves up to the ship itself, never go around alone, and worst of all, they try to remain sober, there no worst thing han a sober pirate for a captain, because when your men are sober enough to think straight, they start questioning. As of the fourt day, we had lost 13 men, eight out of board, and five killed by the captain. And about him oh boy, if you think you know how's the stare of a panicked man, think again. Eventually I got why he was so panicked but hey, wait for it.
So the wind, aight? Suddenly it starts blowing again, and everyone cheers. Maybe that bloody sacrifice was just some kind of fee, uh? Well lucky us that we're still alive, and let's get the heck away from here. Were we wrong... in the morning, the wind was barely enough to push the ship forward, at the dusk it was literally tearing the ship apart. I have seen them all, boy, such a storm doesn't start so suddenly, it was clear that something else was at work. Poured so much rain we could barely see each other, and that's why it took us a bit to realize that something was snatching the crew away one by one. Now after say, the fourth cry that ends all of a sudden, we all go to the captain. Mighty captain, brave captain and so on, do something and save this gods forsaken ship. I saw it in his eyes, he knew what he was foing on, because after a second of doubting, he ran to his cabin and starts flinging every goods he had there in the sea. And I mean, everything of value, even a goddamn chair he stole somewhere in the south with golden... but I digress. No dice, the ship starts rolling on itself, and then I see this thing, it was all leathery fins and wings, a mouthful of needles 10 inches long, must have been 9 feet from head to tail, it snatches the captain and disappears into the sea just before the whole ship breaks in two, in the middle.
And then I woke up on the shore, alone.
>cont
>>43925717
>>43925734
Other scholars say Et-Tarsises weapons are relics of Taj Yr Akna, who provided them to her to help guard the Havens Gates agains Mortals and Beasts.
It is known that Red En Rev no more challenges Et-Tarsis, so many times she has bested it.
>>43925758
Oh have I searched near and far, but no one else made it out alive. Ura claimed the ship, and everything it was on it, everyone as well... the captain had too much of a treasure for his fickle goddess to ignore it. Now I am sure, she let him life enough to acquire a loot big enough to be wprthy of her and then, claimed it. Let me tell you, anyone who even thinks of asking her favor must be screwed in the head, for she only gives when she can take more.
Me, I am not sure why I made it out alive, or how. Maybe Ura wanted someone to tell this story. Out of pride maybe? Or maybe I was saved by something else. I guess I will never know, but I never forgot to pray to Alina every single day of my life after that...
What now, with that smile? Y'think this is just the rambling of an old fool? Ah, but you'll see, yes, just put your feet on a ship one day. And now, I can not but notice my glass is empty..."
On heaven and the passage of souls.
When you die, your soul is taken. Now, depending on who you worship, different things happen and you go to different places, this is the rewards that the gods decree for their followers.
Heavens if your lucky, hells if your not, but ultimately everyone ends up in the underworld to be reincarnated. Some just get there faster than others. Those who worship the god of death directly, or have no worship to anyone at all, end up there pretty much immediatley, for Ballan Sur accepts all souls into the gates of his realm, to march towards reincarnation.
Now the question is, how does one end up from a heaven, coming to the underworld?
The reason is simple. Ballan Sur and some of his shadowy minions, personally collects the honoured dead who's alloted time in paradise has come to a close. For the soul must return to the flow of life, and the balance must be maintained. There are no exceptions, and every god knows this.
Without it, all would grind to a halt, no souls means no new births, not just for people, but plants, animals and even some species of fey and spirits. Those who die would rise as the undead and the world would fall into stagnation and ruin. This is the reason for Ballan Sur's existance, to ensure that the world turns with life. Neither caring of good or evil, so long as the balance is maintained.
Pantheon of Saladia vol 6!
Lots of stuff here, woah! Still it is not possible to go circles, which would be fun. What is the central myth of the Pantheon? Who connects all others?
Myrea with her sad terror?
The Laughing God and his insane tricks?
Sirach, his fall and his childern?
The Many gods of Death and Imprisoment?
Demigods, fighting against all others?
Or is it Sohai, the friendly one with his hippy dragon friend who likes (almost) everyone?
>>43925801
>>43925758
>>43925651
And this is al from Ura anon from now. Not much, but I hope it entertained you
>>43925836
how about
>a little bit of everything
?
>>43925851
It's good Ura-anon.
>>43925836
Pic for Ura since one was never provided. Yes it is a siren from the witcher 3.
Beryl Di'Namic, Elfmother; First Progenitor of nonhuman races.
Humans were the first race, at least, according to the canon law of all human deities' religions. Elves were the second.
In fact, this is true. Beryl Di'Namic was once human; once a priestess, then a queen. Her grace and beauty were legendary, such that even those who loathed her could not help but admire her, and a legion of women of lesser beauty who were jealous of her claimed she was a goddess, inhuman; obviously they could not be expected to compete with a goddess.
This amused The Laughing God so much that he made it so, elevating Beryl to godhood, and giving her the power and authority to create new races.
The benign, albeit amused, Beryl, decided to make her first race in her new image; possessed of great grace and beauty, ageless and above such mundanities as ordinary diseases, and without coarseness or overt masculinity. She initially wanted to give these gifts to all people, but The True Judge forbade her from changing humanity to such a fundamental extent.
Naturally, elves are not well-liked by most humans; they are equal to or better than humans in every way; superior in most ways that are trivial (you will never hear an elf fart, for instance,) and equal in most material ways (an elf is no stronger or more intelligent, on average, than a human,) but humans will be jealous. This frustrates elves a great deal, as Beryl's nature instills them with charity and love, and most elves would by nature be quite happy to be friends and advisors, traders, partners, and lovers to humans or anything else, but their experiences with human jealous and anger lead them to often be cold and standoffish.
Beryl, having the unimpeachable authority to create new races, realized that she had a backdoor authority to create new gods; for it is within her purview to bestow a license to create a race unto anyone else, god or mortal, and anyone who creates a race must necessarily then be a god.
updated pantheon
http://pastebin.com/vBiLPTda
all misc. Lore of Saladia
http://pastebin.com/nYsJnWvq
next step will be collecting the mythical stories together.
then the history of Saladia.
>>43925829
Or at least, initially.
Eternity at his duties is a long time, and the god of death has grown fond of life. Watching its storys unfold, the great deeds done, and even the simple acts of life from the creatures from the sea floor.
It probably helps hold his interest, that if rumors are true, he is essentially the grandfather of the human race through Ynera.
>>43925851
Aligned CE for Cunt Evil.
>>43925573
That's a good addition.
Since she is the "mother of humans" most people have small clay figures of her in their home at small shrines where they pay homage to this demigod.
>>43925734
>>43925759
Since they share the nature of being ceaselessly devoted to their cause, Et-Tarsis and Tiranel get along quite well.
Et-Tarsis greatly appreciates the advancements brought by Tiranel as they allow her to preform her duties better. And while progress waits on no man, it can be halted if whoever is driving it forward is killed. Therefore in return, Et-Tarsis vowed that in return for these gifts, she will come without pause and question to Tiranel's aid whenever someone threatens her work.
There is a legend amongst the Gods, that there was something before them. Something before the existence. Something that was destroyed long before the New Existence. Some of the Gods may think, that they were created in someone's image. Maybe those Gods are correct. Because if Ynera is the mother of all human, then who is The Laughing God? He states that he is a human, but he also claims that he isn't related to Ynera. Even TAJYR AKNA, TLG's close friend doesn't know TLG's true origin. And as the rumor goes, only two know the seacret behind the existence- TLG and his Scribe.
>>43925933
Yeah I do.
Not telling you mortals though.
>>43925933
TLG: Trolling everyone with bullshit.
Prodding grandpa death for shits n giggles.
>>43925870
When Ballan-Sur heard of these elves when they entered the world, and she corrupted a select few of them. These would be the War Council of Dread:
7 Elven demigods who are replaced by a stolen elven child that the others foster whenever one of them dies. They are patrons of vanity and discontent, sowing it between elves and humans alike, content to hide among the elven populace, pulling their strings, preparing their plots, and forwarding their agenda to sow discontent among the mortal races.
>>43925946
>This all becomes an animated show about the whacky hijinks of an unruly pantheon
8/10 would watch.
>>43926004
Mind clarifying a bit?
Who corrupted who?
>>43926027
Erm yeah it was written as Myrea, but instead it made more sense to be ballan-sur because he is way more invested in the world.
Ballan-Sur corrupted 7 elves to be his demigods of dread. They are walking Salandia without godlike powers, spreading discontent among the sentient races.
Tani, the Undead; Plaugevictim, The First Necromancer.
A long, long time ago, a great plague ravaged the world. A 14-year-old girl, who had been alone at sea, hiding from her rapacious uncle in small dingy, returned to her island home to find everyone she knew dead. Tani, the learned young girl that she was, knew better than to approach and bury her dead kin and neighbors, but the emotional girl that she was, her heart would not stand still while they rotted away. So she built a great funeral pyre, and wearing thick gloves and a cloth around her face, dragged the victims onto it. Unfortunately for her, the plague was magical, and transmitted by mere proximity.
When Tani realized she was dying, she began to cry. She begged the universe not to allow her to die.
Something heard her cries. Whether that entity was cruelly malevolent, or full of sorrow and trying to save her as best as it could, is not known. It asked her if she would damn the world if it would mean she would go on, and in her smallness and fear, she said yes.
Tani became the first necromancer. While there were mindless, ravening undead before her, she was the first to retain her sapience, her free will, her emotions and sensations. Ballan Sur wanted to destroy her immediately, but Beryl Di'Namic would not permit it. She swore that if Ballan Sur raised his powers against Tani, she would create an endless number of races which were ageless and regenerated from harm immediately, such that it would inevitably grind Ballan Sur's cycle to a halt. The True Judge threatened Beryl in the matter, but the Laughing God found the idea of a relatively new goddess challenging Ballan Sur's authority on a matter of emotional feels so amusing he took her side and insisted that Tani be left alone. Ballan Sur, however, felt so strongly in the matter that a compromise was necessary.
Tani was allowed to become a divinity to spare her existance, but one without power, or even awareness of her own divinity. (cont).
>>43925933
>>43894252
Meanwhile Queen Myrea, who actually was one of the first Gods and remembers the Ascension of The Laughing God, just shakes her ancient head.
>>43926046
Corruption is not his domain though. Ballan Sur is entierly about the balance of souls. He is a true neutral death. Treating the mortal world as something to watch, sheperd and enjoy.
I would ask you change it to someone more appropriet. There is an evil chaos based godmonster in the death domain that would fit more.
>>43926056
"she would create an endless number of races which were ageless and regenerated from harm immediately, such that it would inevitably grind Ballan Sur's cycle to a halt."
Oh boy. That would have resulted in a very nasty war.
>>43926027
>>43926046
>>43926087
>>43901105
The Corrupting Entity was Red En Rev, who masqueraded as Ballan Sur.
In the end, when Myrea, Pah Enki Ratos and Nadir the Jailer went to his Domain and confronted him about it, Ballan Sur was baffled and angered by Reds deception.
Together, the wrath of gods was beyond horrible. Red En Rev still bears the scars of that battle and the following imprisonment.
A collection of the stories of Saladia
The Epic of Machandus Rakada
http://pastebin.com/UF60jpqh
The Cult of Prisoners
http://pastebin.com/fnjDCtKK
The War over Nothing and the Age of Lore
http://pastebin.com/xHkYen8u
Ura's Piracy
http://pastebin.com/xibVL86S
>>43926056
Left alone on an island without people, with only books and nature, Tani soon realized something was wrong. She quickly cooled to the temperature of the environment, and her pulse became so sluggish she couldn't feel it. Desperately, she sought information, but her symptoms were entirely unlike those of the plague that took her kin, for she was in fact now undead. Desperately, she scrabbled through book after book, absorbing all the information she could, forgetting to eat for interminable stretches.
Eventually, Tiranel took a bit of pity on Tani, and delivered to her a tome of arcane formula, advanced and unknown. From these, Tani developed the principles of arcane necromancy, and came to realize that she herself showed all the signs of being undead. When she looked up, her understanding of the tome complete, she realized she was now undead; unliving but with the appearance and fluidity of life. She realized then, and only then, that years had passed, and she still looked like a child.
She struck out, into the world, not realizing her place among the pantheon; adrift, wracked with confusion. But still she developed her craft; squeamishness long past her, she learned to animate the dead, to manipulate the energy of living, and through it all, Ballan Sur was angry. Tani, in Ballan Sur's belief, was becoming the doom he had wanted to destroy, but The True Judge would not permit Ballan Sur to violate the agreement that had been reached, not even if it meant destroying the cycle of rebirth itself.
The Laughing God found this all very amusing, as Tani's power grew through entirely mortal means. Unbound by age or death she learned to manipulate life-force, deathly energies, and even souls themselves; her very nature drawing her to these powers, though other magics she learned through simple and honest effort. (cont. Man, I like this one!)
>>43926146
you're not the only one,so does my master.
Wow guys. Over 50 views on each one of the myth pastas within 10 mins?
We seem to have more than a few lurkers amongst the pantheon.
Tron-Sol of the light, the spoken truth, the unconquered warrior.
Patron saint of: Paladins, and good warriors.
Tron-sol, is the god of light, good and idealism.
He was created by the True Judge, to be his beacon of justice in the god-sphere.
He manifests as an ideal human holding his sword Lumin.
He is the sworn enemy of Tyroniqus, and the gods of imprisonment.
Although his scriptures beckon peace is the only final solution, Tron-Sol is a god of war, when he marches the sun flares and shields his armies in a blinding light,
He is at conflict with Myrea, who believes his wars bring more suffering than justice. But it matters little to Tron-Sol, if all his conquests are towards the one good, then surely that good will be attained one day.
>>43926197
Road to hell paved in good intentions: The god.
Nice.
>>43926197
is it appropriate to list him as a Scion of TTJ?
>>43926213
Perhaps, but I think he is probably the commander of the scions.
>>43926225
not really applicable.
TTJ's Scions are vastly random and unpredictable and allot of the times frightenly hostile. Allot of them are just concept based monsters.
>>43926074
I doubt she will ever acknowledge his true origin. Especially when she almost killed their son Steven the Fabulous.
Oh well. Women.
>>43926056
>>43926146
Tani, through it all, remained benign, even given sometimes to fright, choosing to avoid confrontation if possible. Unfortunately for the world, others who learned from her, for she taught her arts freely at that time, were frequently quite malevolent in nature.
Ballan Sur eventually agreed to allow the bindings on Tani to lapse, if only to bring her out of the mortal realm, but the True Judge would not allow the agreement to be altered. However, the True Judge agreed that if Tani achieved godhood through effort a mortal would (theoretically) be capable of, then the agreement would be null and void. Ballan Sur thus began his efforts to, far from hindering Tani, actively aiding her in her quest for knowledge.
Of course, the Laughing God found the situation of Tani, the Undead Girl Goddess who thought she was something not mortal and not god, and perhaps not without cause, to be so funny, that he began acting against Ballan Sur's efforts, resulting in a stretch of time in which a series of hilarious accidents began to happen to Tani, causing her great setbacks even as she discovered new and deeper arcane secrets.
To this day, Tani shivers whenever she sees a soapy frog. However, she persevered, her quest for knowledge unending, since she had no mortal wants beyond sex and knowledge, and had difficulty finding lovers who weren't either so young she could barely relate to them, or unhealthily interested in her apparent age.
Eventually, the First Necromancer's image, of a girl brandishing a staff topped with a skull, had become so pervasive throughout the world, and she was believed to be a goddess by so many mortals and venerated as such, and her mastery of arcane magic (not only her own school but all schools,) was so extreme, that the Judge decreed she had earned goddesshood through her own efforts, and the agreement thus became null and void. (cont)
>>43926231
>>43926225
would it be more appropriate to list him as an ascended god? Once mortal but then ascended to godhood by TTJ? (Aria approving, of course.)
>>43926231
Yeah that is why this guy kindda stands out on his own, he is not really like the other scions since he is kindda constant.
Empty Vessel, The First Without a Soul, Lord of deamons
Demons are parasites, but even the lowest of vermin have a purpose, a hierarchy. A god. Empty Vessel was the first living human born without a soul in another world. Without a soul you don't exist in the eyes of gods nor in the eyes of deamons. When his home was invaded by deamons, empty Vessel latched onto one of them and was dragged to hell. There he feasted on the residue of the souls the deamons had stolen. Eventually Empty Vessel grew in power and subdued deamon after deamon. He now has lost his physical being, yet still has a presence. He is now nothing but a soul, yet he is not one or have one. His deamons leave him bits of souls and in return he aids in their invasions. He is immortal, eternal and has always been there,yet something is needed to fill him. He is indeed an Empty Vessel.
Enemy of all gods, equally powerful with primordials.
>>43926247
If hes a scion then hes with the rest.
Ide say divine servant teir, but not a god in his own right.
>>43926247
Maybe he was, but the idea that his story is doom-bound would be weird if he did not start as a god. I guess he could be an ascended mortal.
>>43926056
>>43926146
>>43926240
I tl:dr'd Tani's domain in the pantheon bin and gave her her own for the details on her.
http://pastebin.com/wYmgyTAx
If any writefags want to contribute enough material for the other established gods for me to need to split them out of the main collection for the details, feel free to do so.
>>43926249
Interesting idea, but he would not be primordial teir. He does not meet the requisits of being tied to the fabric of reality or concepts that shape it. He just is.
Upper teir god at most. Dangerous and powerful, but by no means allmighty.
>>43926249
A picture to go with it
>>43926056
>>43926146
>>43926240
Thus liberated from the ignorance she languished under, Tani took her place among the gods and goddesses. Her legacy is one which is mixed; while many, perhaps even a majority, of necromancers use their abilities foully, the art is not inherently evil, even if it does screw somewhat with Ballan Sur's Cycle when people start using souls to power arcane workings, or binding them to unliving bodies that the person they were may be preserved.
Tani is a steadfast ally of Beryl and Tiranel, who were her own allies long before she knew it (and the latter of whom she both adventured with and laid with many times while she wandered the world.) She is warily respectful of Ballan Sur; unable to forgive him for wanting to destroy her, as she remains the girl frightened of death at her core, but unable to turn a blind eye to Ballan Sur's aid in her quest for knowledge.
She is the one of the first deities worshiped by necromancers, even those whose worship she would rather not have. She encourages those who actually listen to her beliefs and not simply her factual teachings to be responsible necromancers, to avoid unduely perverting the cycle beyond what is reasonable and sustainable, to be respectful of death as much as of undeath, and to use their powers for non-malevolent ends. She is also venerated as a goddess of magic and knowledge, for obvious reasons.
But who the hell, or WHAT the hell, offered to preserve her in the first place?
>>43926272
NP, mate.
>>43926249
>>43926284
Added Empty Vessel as a "Other immortal" as he isn't a god or a divine.
>>43926309
"Other Immortal?" Tani probably should have been listed as that, at first; she would have been an Other Immortal, damned to doom the world, but for that she was made unaware of it, and unable to access those powers. And proper Godhood superseded it.
>>43926197
>>43926248
>>43926255
>>43926247
Tron-Sol could be a offspring of the Phoenixes and not The Judge, given that the Father Phoenix became a Sun after he was slain by the Dragons.
Doom-bound also sounds like Sirach...
>>43926276
Except he is non-existence dematerialized as little sense that makes. He what doesn't exist and every that seizes from existing becomes part of him, but he doesn't like it, which why he seeks to fill his emptiness with soul residue which only feeds his nonexistence more ironically
>>43926321
Tani is listed as Other immortal as well.
I make educated decisions as to where and how to list all these gods/goddesses/things we've got.
>>43926329
The perfect example of "Other".
Why do you guys think I even made the category?
The Storm Eye cult is ruled by a human majority, but they have a number of servitor races among them. The most numerous of these races is the Canids, vicious Wolfmen known to be created by Mah Yis Rah as her loyal servants. They're believed to be elves twisted into beasts after fleeing from the Laughing God in the Age of Fire, they have only the capacity to bark or speak in their own sign language. Though not stupid by any means, their animalistic nature makes them come across as quite dim and so they're mostly used as hard labor or cannon fodder in Storm Eye armies.
The unofficial leader of the Canids is named Dogmeat. His tale is one of rising through the ranks from a lowely shieldbearer to become the Spiritual leader of the Canids, earning himself a seat on the Storm Eye war council, the only non-human to ever be recognized as such.
Tales of Dogmeats control over the divine, and his extensive powers in mysticism are a source of great pride for the Canids, morbid curiosity for the Storm Eye, and quite terror for everyone else. He is one of the most powerful wizards in the world, if not the most. Some even say he's secretly in cahoots with the god Marik. That it's believed that his power comes from his devotion to the Storm Eye aspect of Myrea, a cult known for its militarism and zeal, makes him a subject of many whispers of a new Storm Eye offensive upon Viluvia.
Jokes are told mocking this, how all you'd need to stop the Storm Eye in their tracks is to throw a couple of cooked geese into the generals tents and you'll be left with a fat, unintelligible wolf leading the war host. The nervous laughter that follows puts a damper on all but the jolliest of festivities.
>>43926305
Interesting story, but it changes Ballan's stance none, and the interfearence in his domain by the true judge will spark an ultimatum.
Should a necromancer or lich be protected from his grasp again, should something they protect truely threaten the cycle. Sur will stop the cycle himself until it is rectified.
And then they can see just what folly they bring upon the world for meddling in matters not of their affiar.
>>43926329
Eh. Its not a concept or part of realitys fabric by its own definition, its other. Powerful other, but other all the same.
>>43926338
Because I am stupid
>>43926365
Wouldn't stopping the cycle be an immense boon to the domain of necromancy?
>>43926249
Well shit, I was making a first of the demons character that used Nimhe as her maker, but now there's this. Mind if I use yours in my character? I don't want to let it go to waste or modify it to make separate demon races
>>43926407
Pretty much.
Ballan would hold the very gates of life and death closed.
Thats no more births, no more deaths. Nothing would grow. All who died would turn into undead.
Eventually, if no one relented, you get a world of mindless undead where nothing ever happens.
You don't fuck with the primordial god of death.
Cleaning up after the affair would be a major headache, but if theres one thing that death does best, its patience.
>>43926399
then let's all be happy that TLG chose me as his scribe...although the giggling and the puns get homicidally infuriating after a century or two
Thought I should keep you guys updated on everything so newcomers don't have to scroll too far up
Current list of all pastebins:
Pantheon
http://pastebin.com/vBiLPTda
Tani specifically due to excess amount of lore on the minor goddess/immortal/necromancer
http://pastebin.com/wYmgyTAx
Lore
http://pastebin.com/nYsJnWvq
Myths
http://pastebin.com/xibVL86S
http://pastebin.com/xHkYen8u
http://pastebin.com/fnjDCtKK
http://pastebin.com/UF60jpqh
Holy/historical relics in Saladia
http://pastebin.com/0SKUkkKz
>>43926443
Also to note: creation of new life requires soul(s), so even threatening to make a race of immortals becomes an impossibility without having to hunt down the building material yourself, which would require diving into hell dimensions to harvest it from there. Extrodinarily dangerous to do.
>>43926458
Even so, it would somewhat possible for a minor goddess/immortal to harvest a small demon realm for the necessary souls, and then the immortal race would start tapping into the cycle for new members, eventually stalling the cycle on them.
It's a pretty good threat to make against Ballan, but only once.
>>43926440
This. No reason for too many different
Preferrably use older gods instead of making new ones.
BTW: Nimhe, the Goddess of Corruption (Who could have been great Corruptor in War Council of Dread), still lacks a picture.
>>43926482
Even then, it does not preclude those members being killed and turned into undead. In the end you come with the same problem, and piss off the god of death even more.
Thats the point in time he uses the accumulated power from the Great Staff of Bone to make every undead go nutts on the living. They survive that, then its personal reaping time, and immortality is not going to save you if your not inherently divine. Even the laughing guy cant do anything about peoples souls being yanked out by the cumulation of souls under Ballans control.
Its a no-win situation for all involved, but a gods got to put his foot down if people muck with his shit.
>>43926503
indeed he does.
A quick tip for any new additions and creations:
Please make them demigods or minor gods connected to/serving an existing major deity. We've got our fill of necessary divine powerhouses and any more additions high up in the hierarchy would just mess up with the balance of the entire thing.
>>43926440
Go ahead.
>>43926443
But sapient undead are now A Thing that can Happen. There's quite a few necromancers who'd be perfectly happy to have a ruling class of sapient undead ruling over endless legions of mindless, controlled thralls.
That might backfire on Ballan quite badly.
>>43926503
"Personal Reaping" sounds like the kind of thing to draw the ire of the True Judge.
Anyway...
Uh, shit breakfast time.
I'm gonna go, but I'm gonna do the dwarves, okay? (Pic related.) Reserving dwarves and this pic for when I get back.
>>43926498
Wait, is Nimhe a god or a goddess? In the pastebin it says god but the name sounds feminine, and I'm confused.
>>43926322
Probably an offspring of Father Phoenix, that makes sense.
>>43926529Why not both?
>>43926529
>>43926553
I was under the impression that Nimhe was more of an "it", is it was born from a concoction of discarded creation matter that ate its godly creator
>>43926553
Interesting, though kinda unfitting for an evil being. You'd expect that from a god of the arts or something like that
>>43926521
With a world where nothing grows, everything wears down. They would rule for a time, before nothing is made and nothing is gained, all becoming pointless and dull. A grey'd out world.
You also end up with the vast majority of gods losing all their followers, none of them will like that. The cycle is Ballans implementation to keep everything turning in the soul department, he is in no way weakened by its absence, and any attempt to set up another would be immediately sabotaged.
You could turn everything on the world into undead, and he would still rip them back into true death. True Death is his primary domain for a reason.
Probably, but that point in time True has overstepped his boundrys anyway, so i doubt Ballan would care.
It'd not be a good confrontation. There is no argument that could be made by the judge that could justify such a race, or intervention.
>>43926512
We should probably compile a list of domains/areas that lack much development or a individual for them.
>>43926682
A list of domains, good idea.
I'll get to work on that, listing down all taken domains and which gods have them (no reason related godlings can't have some access to those domains though)
>>43925376
The True Judge guy here
I go to sleep fro 7 hours, and the new thread is already alive? Yay! Also, good idea. I think the primordials should (mostly) predate everything else, since primordial does mean since the beginning of time.
>>43926197
>>43926551
Tron-Sol finds himself from time to time allied with She Who Seeks, another enemy of his sworn enemies, the Gods of Imprisonment
There is some rumors about their fellowship, but both remain focused in just their own missions
N'vylla the Demoness, First of her kind
A foul creation of Nimhe, N'vylla was an attempt at creating mindless beings to serve him. Born out of the body of a human, N'vylla was once a warrior and a mercenary, taking any job that was offerred to her. She would do anything, no matter how brutal or heartless, as long as she got paid. Nimhe, having been watching her for a time and seeing her as the perfect subject for an experiment, turned into a mysterious man and visited her, saying he had a job that required her to investigate a ruin deep in the woods. She was initially wary of the job, but the coins were too many to ignore it, and she went.
When she got to the ruins, she saw the same man that offerred her the job. He then revealed himself to be Nimhe, the god of poison, corruption, and twisted impurity. He revealed his plans to her and started using his magic to corrupt her.
She grew horns, her skin turned a grayish white, her eyes started glowing a bright red, her mind turned to that of a slave. Mostly a result of her own corruption, the magic only granted the servitude, as the rest was almost already done for him.
She then proceeded to serve Nimhe for decades to come, watching it corrupt people and bolster his demon army, leading them in raids on human lands, conquering everything they could in the name of their god... until one day the angels took notice of them and were forced to battle to defend their god. As the battle dragged on, their numbers fell to the thousands and N'vylla saw herself forced to surrender or lose not only their lives, but their master's too.
(cont.)
>>43926862
ok, so is Tron-Sol a scion or an ascended?
>>43926844
As a TLG's creator I do agree. The whole idea of this god was to have an insane entity that predates everything.
>>43926844
Welcome back. Ill be off for work now.
Gotten the domains down to Ong listed down, will continue soon
http://pastebin.com/2FAx4duV
I was going to create a god of secrets, knowledge and all things arcane, with a connection to birds when I suddenly realized..
>>43925836
As told in the Holy Chronicles of Xizamere: On the Divinities, Chapter 7:
Myrea is, without a doubt, the central deity in the Pnathoen. She's the most widely worshiped, revered, and respected among mortals. She's known as the Queen of Tears, and in many ways she fits her role as queen well within the pantheon. She was the first to ascend, she lead the rebellion against Sirach, and she's responsible for charging each of the Gods with the ordering of the world as they saw fit, within their domain of course.
Her followers assert that Myrea came to this position because of her role in the defeat of Sirach. I'm to tell you that this is true, which it is, but also because she knew the darkest secrets of the other gods, told to her by Marik after she threatened to skin him. So how it has been since the defeat of Nimhe. My Lady commands both fear and respect from all. A proverb comes from this among the Viluvians, stating: "Know your allies and they will never become your enemies".
Amusingly, are even some monotheists among the mortals, especially along the Dire Coast to the east of the continent of Saladia. They believe My Lady is the only "true" God, and that all other gods are in fact facets of her divine will. In these countries, the worship of anyone but Myrea is banned, punishable by exile or even drowning. Preposterous of course, but one cannot expect mortals to always be rational.
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>>43917179
Son of the First Phoenix, the Kanin Dahva Umriel.
I placed him on God Thier (probably some mortal blood somewhere as he is not Phoenix himself) as otherwise his opposition to Myrea would have seen him really dead fast.
>>43926882
Welcome back, creator of TLG.
However, TLG being originally human is important piece of his story. He just found a way / cheated to become Primordial?
Or was destined to become one and he just found it out on time.
"Only the Laughing God can save my friends.. Wait, I am the Laughing God! MUAHAHAAHAAA!"
>>43926868
She and what remained of the demon army were brought to the gods. To her surprise, they were spared and returned to land, although now powerless. Surprised again, Nimhe had also been spared, but when it approached her and told them it would join the pantheon and make amends to what it did to the world, she rebelled. Having only known death and destruction her whole life, even before she turned into a demon, N'vylla took her demon army away with a plan in her mind: find a place to settle and take domain, roam the human lands to build up their strength and get enough power to defy the only ones who were able to defeat them at their most powerful and the former master who she believes turned on them.
>>43926440 the pic is what I found to match her description the closest, although the horns are supposed to be bulkier, the eyes are red and the skin is grayer and more imperfect.
What do you guys think?
>>43925946
>>43926010
TTJ guy again
Meanwhile the TTJ gives them the ability to cringe. This is a great idea! Someone, get Cartoon Network on this!
>>43926933
ooh I got one :
Seheygenas, god of regret
a powerful human with godlike powers, Seheygenas was a proudful man, driven by greed and arrogance. One day, a lady came running to Seheygenas for help, but Seheygenas did not bother to even look at the lady due to being fixated on his daily ritual of grooming. The lady pleaded, begged, went down on her knees but Seheygenas did not care..until the lady cried tears of blood. Seheygenas was terrified; there was blood all over him now, and the lady's face started to bleed, every orifice, every pore. Every second that passed, the lady shrieked and asked why the great and powerful Seheygenas did not help her. Seheygenas tried, but it was too late, and all that was done was defile the lady's bloodied, flayed corpse.
Seheygenas was stricken with grief, with regret. He did not realize that his powers had taken a hold of him, and of reality; His power grows because of his regret, and yet it is his regret that paralyzes him. He cannot do anything now but stare.
His powers skyrocketed him into godlike status, and though he helps those who feel deep regret(by lending him a portion of his power), he knows that he is still powerless to help that lady
>>43926946
Phoenix guy here.
Im thinking he could be the reincarnation of Kanin Dahva in semi-mortal form. He contains the essence of the Phoenix Father, but he himself is not a Phoenix. He would the "son" born long after the world had been formed, perhaps even before the Sun War.
In any case, he would have a particular disdain for dragons, as do all of Phoenix heritage. We could even say he hunts dragons to avenge the genocide of his children.
>>43926946
The idea behind was that he wanted to become someone, who can save his family. He couldn't ask the other gods for help because there were no gods at all. So he became one, and got linked to the existence. Not being able to die and seeing his family die because of old age and their desire to finally cease to exist drov him insane and completely warped his personality. He was there when the previous reality ended and he will witness the end of this universe. And so he lives on, constantly trying to find a way to die and join his family, metaphorically speaking. And the whole screwing with other gods thing is to make them destroy him, which proved countless times to be useless, so he mostly accepted his fate as a force of nature. That is the idea.
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>>43926946
Although unnamed in the original texts, the Opponent who crushed N'Vyllas armies is believed to be Queen Myrea herself, leading her crying angels hosts.
It would also explain the wrathful hate demons feel towards Myrea and her followers.
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>>43926443
The True Judge guy here again (sorry for spamming new replies, I haven't been on the thread since the last one, still catching up)
I like this story, but I am not sure if TTJ should act like this. TTJ does not act like these kinds of gods, and does not directly influence things under normal circumstances. However, in a case like this, he probably would manifest some scions to help sort out this dispute, as TTJ is more active in divine affairs. So it probably would not directly stop anyone, but they would feel like crap for doing so.
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>>43909322
Seheygenas is often though to be a Scion or person blessed by The True Judge. Or perhaps being penalized so greatly he needed to become a God to suffer enough.
His tale is often told to mages and scholars as a warning what happens to those who stop caring about their surroundings.
>>43927111
Its fine, your reading up.
I imagine this event would be something that happened really early on in the timeline (if accepted as is). So TTJ could have been impulsive due to youth.
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>>43927145
TTJ guy yet again
I like this. A lot, actually. This is a good example of how TTJ works. It passively effects everyone, with emotions like regret being the main way it effects the lives of mortals.
Actually, this inspires me to make another scion, one that latched onto this guy until he became completely frozen from guilt.
>>43927182
Eh, TTJ is a 'truly' primordial being, who was never really young to begin with. Of course, if a majority decides that this works better in the overall mythology, I would be fine altering the backstory a bit.
>>43926521
There was already something about Dwarves said in the previous thread >>43909849
>>43927209
your god, your choice, could change the story to one of TTJ's scions having this little show down, it would fit better.
>>43927248
Yep, thats probably the best idea. Time for more scions, thanks, anon. BTW, anyone have any ideas on how I can tie the scions into the bigger tree of relationships?
>>43927259
They kind of fall under divine servants. Immortals, but not gods in their own right since they rely on TTJ for their power.
Divine servants seem to be split between: Angels/messangers who are intrinsically part of their creator/master, champions/scions who are kind of by-products or empowerd others and then you have beasts/monsters who are usually offspring.
Pantheon Vol 7!
Only few new gods, yet finally we can go whole circles! Yey!
> So many new connections!
Now have to leave to do other stuff, keep this going on!
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>>43927300
How about that TTJ's are like other Divine servants but more powerful, due to them being fragments of TTJ.
So, who got licked into being by a primeval super cow?
>>43927324
Certainly, they are intrinsicly more powerful than any other divine servants due to their direct connection, but would still get their shit pushed in by an actual god.
>>43927312
Nice work
>>43927300
Yep, that is sort of what I was going for. Below is a very weird way I explained how they were created in the last thread
>>43916174
Also, here is an archive some based anon made:http://suptg.thisisnotatrueending.com/archive/43894252/
>>43927107
Not only to them, but towards most gods too. They felt betrayed by the one god they thought they could trust (even if they were enslaved) and they generalized it.
>>43927341
Last I checked, nobody. Why would that ever happen?
>>43927341
That is from actual real world norse mythology.
>>43927312
How Beryl Elfmother is connected to TLG?
>>43927312
Taj looks kinda lonely up there in the corner.
>>43925933
>>43924777
Also are we capitilizing his name now? Like CHIM or something? Because I can fuck with that.
>>43927386
Basically what
>>43927410
said. It's a necessity that at least one god in a pantheon come about in a fucktarded way, such as spawning forth fully formed from a god's brow.
Being birthed by 9 mothers simultaneously.
Built by a lesser entity out of grass.
Sea foam.
Found inside a fish.
The list goes on.
>>43927474
Yeah, but to be fair he is kind of isolationist.
>>43927447
>>43925870
Because TLG made Beryl into a God.
>This amused The Laughing God so much that he made it so, elevating Beryl to godhood
>>43927474
He looks bit lonely, yes, but He does not care. Capitalising His name is not required. And it is Taj yr Akna with two spaces.
>>43927489
Does: Fermented from random shit in a jar
count?
Cause thats where the god of poison came from.
>>43927504
Yeah, that's pretty on point. Thank you.
>>43927107
The Myrean Apocrypha, Sermon XXXVI:
We find our Lady in the desert outside the city of Kardash.
To the east comes the host of Demons, lead by the foul Ny'vlla, cursed be her wretched name.
The foul creature spoke "Begone, Oh weeping crone, your tyranny is not welcome here, you are powerless before the might of my armies."
Our Blessed Lady scowled and replied "To claim one a tyrant while partaking in greater tyranny, have you no shame?"
To this the demon shrieked and charged, still our lady did not falter
Their swords clashed, our lady did not falter.
Angels fell to demons, our lady did not falter
The wretch laughed a hideous laugh, boasting her triumph over the Queen of Tears herself. "What irony! So the Queen falls before a simple servant! Impossible to believe an old maid like you could be Queen of anything."
To this, Our Lady responded: "The Mage who'd yet to grow stubble, shan't not boast to one so wizened that their beard touches the floor".
With that, she let losose the forbidden words, words of power spoken in times long past. One cannot know what they mean, only that Our Lady Myrea, blessed be her name, hath shouted them and blinded Ny'vlla and her demonic host.
With this opening, her angels regrouped and charged. The tide had turned.
The battle raged on, and Our Lady emerged victorious.
So brothers and sisters, let us say these words of power as our lady had said them. Though we cannot invoke the terror she did, together, we shall ward away the foul demons of Ny'vlla, and strike fear in them, as they remember the terror Our Lady hath wrought upon them.
SALADI MONOR
EKRITHAL
TOROON
MIRA NAHALA
VOLTUSH
Amen I say to you, walk with the Lady.
>>43927489
We got large number of Gods whose creation is not described. Although I like the mystery of shrouded creations, few could be detailed.
So pick one of them and have fun.
I bet Arimue, created by the god of chaos and destruction Zalkum, was born/created/spawned in some wicked and crazy way
>>43927491
True, I should write more fluff of him interacting with stuff. It's a little boring to have a good that just kinda sits there, unless he acts as some kind of narrator/demiurge.
>>43927502
I'm aware, I'm the anon that originally came up with him. You're right that he wouldn't care though.
>>43927553
Anon, feel free to write Arimue an origin story, and another, and a third, and a dozen more. She won't deny any nor confirm them, and invite you to make more.
domain list has been updated up to She who Seeks
>>43927584
Suddenly he starts narrating heros lives as a voice from the sky.
He is the commentator god, who explains exposition for anyone watching.
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>>43927073
To fletch out more on Tron-Sol, perhaps he was part of overthrowing Sirach. But I'm not entirely sure whether that was before or after the Sun War?
>>43927591
Yet Zalkum and Marik know.
Other gods have whispered that the look they have when Arimues birth is mentioned is an instant sliver of shame, a punisment of The True Judge.
>>43927657
The Sun War happened before the rise of man, in prehistory.
Depends if Sirach was around when man was.
>>43925836
We kindda need a central non-primordial deity who is inherently good. So I think we should flesh out Sohai way more and make him and Cindylla the central deities.
>>43927657
Sun War seems to predate most Mortals, so Sirach was overthrown later.
It has been said that he participated (or instigated) the Sun War to get rid of those pesky Dragons and Phoenixes. It happened so long ago that no-one is sure anymore, though.
Of the tales about the Overthrowing, which was quite recent event, Tron-Sol is often a part of, for once working alongside Queen Myrea.
>>43927677
But if he is the son of Father-Phoenix he could predate man, as he simply manifests as a human, but is technically just a force of idealism.
And therefore he could be part of throwing down Sirach, and then proceed to Father humans with Ynera, thus giving him a human appearance?
>>43927716
Makes sense.
That would mean humans are indirectly of phoenix heritage, and as a result targets of Dragons.
>>43927742
Which is why the sun is the source of all nourishment for humans.
The logic becomes circular! Yes this is a religion!
>>43927761
Gentleman, I think we have a myth!
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>>43908466
Cindylla is already a powerful God (despite being a child of a God and a mortal, which would put her into a demigod-status) due to frequent prayers and worship she receives.
Ynera and Cindylla like eachother, and are saddened by the fact that usually only one of them is worshipped due to their similiarities.
Both dislike Gomul Hausa, who is too bestial for them.
Once upon a time, when Tron-Sol was defeated by Nimhe for a time, he fled to dark forests. There he stumbled upon Hordun the Fat, who sheltered him in his Keep over that dark time.
Henceforth they have been comrades. Although Hordun does not often wage war against other Gods, Tron-Sol is always welcome in his Fortress.
How long until we need a new thread?
>>43928045
When we hit 300 posts
Tron-Sol seems to be now important God of our Mythology (with a kickass picture) with he being an active force against the dark forces, a almost-rival to Myrea and rumoured Father of all Humans.
Great he is, we need more stories about others.
Who are the Children of Sirach?
What adventures the Northern Twins have had?
What beings has songs Maiden Anera ensorcered?
What does the Wretch do with all this?
Even Nadir the Jailer does not do that much these days.
From who has Et-Tarsis defended the Heavens?
Are there any confirmed dead gods apart from Kanin Dahva Umriel?
Yal-Hagur/Empty Vessel writer here.
Finally found a good picture for the Thirsting God
Guy who wrote Sirach here. The progress made here has really blown me away. And to think OP, you were worried.
To answer the question, yes it is most likely Sirach predates man. Hence why most knowledge pertaining to him in the mortal realm is unknown/forbidden. His only influence in the mortal world is through She Who Seeks, and knowledge only passed down from the brief words she may share with those she frees.
As to his other children, who remained neutral during the war that brought him down, I'm thinking three brothers. Varish, the God of Innocence; Shamas, the God of the Guilty; and Keshim, the God of Pursuit.
When their father was first brought down, the brothers had little responsibility that their father did not assume for them. They literally felt they had no purpose, so when the other gods came to them they honestly considered whether to side with them or not. After much deliberation, they decided that neutrality was the way to go and stayed out of the whole affair. Afterward they were able to take on aspects of their own.
All three petitioned The True Judge to act as aspects of Justice. Varish became the patron of those accused unfairly and those who represent the rights of the accused during adjudication. Shamas became the patron of those who were justly imprisoned, keeping them from abandoning hope and giving them a chance to reform in prison. Keshim became the hunter of those who flee justice, whether innocent or guilty, he patrons those who seek the accused that flee from punishment. Keshim frequently comes into conflict with She Who Seeks. I will try to find pics for all three.
>>43927529
Awesome, you could expand on that or make one for the other side.
>>43928215
Would it be reasonable to assume that Saila Vo is the nemesis of Yal-Hagur, given that Yal-Hagur preys on the weak and helpless?
>>43928368
To further flesh out She Who Seeks, I want to expand more on the connection she has with Tron-Sol. Their aspects seem somewhat aligned, with the exception of her being more chaotic neutral to his lawful good.
Maybe ill-fated paramours? Both on different paths, but she can occasionally rest from her eternal search with him when able.
>>43928507
Yal-Hagur preys on anything that has blood or water in it, so yes, technically anything that likes life and gives no shits about fate are against Yal-Hagur as he is the supposed "unparalleled disaster unlike any before" though that can be debated about.
>>43928541
I get the feeling that when ever he encounters Ballan Sur worshipers all hell breaks loose, since hes like an undead vampire god to them.
>>43928442
Sure thing m80.
>Excerpt from the writings of the Heresiarch, Jovius Darrow, N'Vylla acolyte.
Nothing irks me more than to hear the gibbering idiots who worship the Tyrant Queen praise her for her oppression. What fools they are, do they not understand what they lost? They threw away power! The power to free themselves of their mortal shackles and take a place at the seat of the table. N'vylla offers liberation to those who serve, the freedom to become immortal, to become a demon. Before she was betrayed by Nimhe, she had taken to the battlefield, side to side with her comrades, to take a stand against the Tyrant Queen. Had not she been betrayed, she would have smote the land with the blood and tears of foul Myrea! The revisionism, the lies, told by the Tyrant Queens slaves to justify their servitude sickens me. To all those who may read this, I hope you show more sense than those who've come before you.
Pantreon vol 8, folks!
> Darn Tron-Sol being Father of Humans shakes things up!
Myrea would need more stuff for herself, given that She is the Central Goddess
>>43928839
What does it mean if the name is lined over with red? Dead? Retconned? Ascended into a level of higher being above that of Primordials?
>>43928862
Killed, dead, severly downgraded or gone for good.
There should be more of dead gods. More bloodshed is needed!
>>43928894
Well, with the Empty Vessel there is now an enemy of all gods strong enough to take them out if the gods don't swarm it. Just pick and choose a god who would be going head-to-head with the lord of demons.
>>43928894
>Hall of the Fallen
A grimoire that teleports the reader into a hallway that tells the tale of every fallen/forgotten/lost/no longer godly god on a book sitting in front of a statue of said god
Available in most book stores and libraries, brought to you by ... uhm.. do we have a god tied to memory and/or the remembrance of information?
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>>43895546
Sromye seems to fit the job. He isn't that much seen, not even on the graph :(
>>43927218
Never fear! I have it covered.
>>43926521
Baella Stonehall and Siggy Ironforge, the first Dwarves.
As a pair of fraternal twins, Baella and Siggy shared an oddity unique to multiple births; a conjoined soul. They were separated at birth by the custom of the human culture they were born in, and as is not uncommon in such cases, they gravitated to one another in adult life. Less commonly, they became lovers, knowing full well they were sisters, to say nothing of partners in all other matters.
Bother sisters shared a diverse portfolio of skills; Baella a brewer, stonemason, architect, siege engineer, tavern keeper; Siggy a huntress, warrior, metalsmith, leatherworker, adventuress. Both were notoriously short, but said to have heart for a woman ten foot tall, being fond of drink, industry, and fucking.
It was their unceasing confidence in their own appearances, ignoring their detractors and openly, ardently presenting themselves as sexually desirable and available, that attracted Beryl's interest. She put them to trials to test their ability to ignore slights and insults, to create and lead, and eventually appeared to them in the guise of a mortal elf, to see how they responded to someone far more traditionally beautiful than them.
Their response, which was to buy her a skein of strong mead and bed her together, made up her mind, and she granted them the authority to make a new race.
With some consideration given, the two decided to use Dwerves as a basis. None ever accused them of being blessed with an abundance of invention, but at innovation they excelled. Baella and Siggy began from Dwerven and Human stock, and the result is a short, squat but upright humanoid, with the powerful, muscular build of the Dwerves, with human articulation and speech, with a love for creation. (cont.)
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>>43929013
Dwarves were the result, stout, sturdy creatures, fond of drink, industrious and passionate, long-lived and gregarious. Dwarves despise the deplorable, primitive state of their Dwerven cousins, often trying (usually with mixed success at best,) to integrate them into Dwarven society, or alternately to wipe them out. They happily build in places others refrain from touching, under mountains and hills, under the earth if need be. And no, the women do not have beards.
Baella and Siggy are now one deity, sharing their goddesshood as they sharing soul, two personalities, two minds, two bodies; more than one, less than two. They remain lovers and staunch allies of Beryl DiNamic, lesser racial deities in close alignment to the Mother of Races. They often appear in properly Dwarven form, but just as often in the short Human form they were born with, and occasionally take the form of other small races. Aside from Dwarven worship, they are also venerated (usually with much swearing and vigor,) by tavernkeepers and blacksmiths.
>>43929007
That sounds about right.
>Hall of the Fallen
A nigh endless hallway containing memorials to every fallen/forgotten/dead/no longer godly god, in a null space where it is impossible to fight, so as to preserve what is present, accessible from the book of the same name, in most Libraries and Book Store
-brought to you by Sromye, the watchful.
>>43928839
Why are elves stricken out?
>>43928839
>All these gods
>All web of relationships.
Fuck.
I think I'm just gonna go to a mountain in the middle of buttfuck nowhere and try to understand bit by bit.
>>43929212
And to think, we aren't even half done.
>>43929212
>>43926450
It is easier to understand with the Pastebins. They have refined the original posts at least a bit.
Look for central gods, Myrea, Ballan Sur, The Laughing God, Tron-Sol recently, etc
>>43929256
yay, my pastebins are helpful.
>>43928180
>Even Nadir the Jailer does not do that much these days.
He's the Jailer of the unnameable horrors that stalk the land. He really doesn't rule over any said domain, rather he's constantly out playing police, making sure whole cities don't disappear overnight.
>What adventures the Northern Twins have had?
Ah, the ballad of the Northern Twin goes on for many verses, but one line in particular tells much of their strength and valor:
>From the Saga of the Northern Twins, Story 104
High Chief Gamor had traveled to find
If the tales and stories were true
A skeptic by nature, he was inclined
To doubt if the Twins could do what they do.
So he went with his host, to ask them to go
Do a deed that would bring the Twins glory
He asked them to slay, a terrible foe
A dragon they knew only in stories.
His name was Yvonge, the Terror of the North
It's said no blade could hope to pierce his hide
Smug as can be, he told the to go forth!
To slay this beast, or else they shall die!
So the Twins went out, to the roof of the world.
Where all legends go to live alone.
They trekked on as the ice storms had swirled.
And came across a tower made of stone.
The dragon came forth, and battle they did.
Sword and arrow flew, but no good did it do.
Then an idea had formed, and so they hid
The dragon pursued, the strike then hit true!
With a swipe of his claw, Gurnbrand hit the eyes
The dragon then roared, as Gurnhildr did climb
She lifted her sword and, through thunderous cries.
The dragon fell dead, it was the end of his time.
So the Twins came back with the head of the beast.
The Chief was stunned, he knew he'd been beat.
In celebration, he threw them a glorious feast
To the Twins of the North! May we drink and eat meat!
>>43929212
Hey, its not much worse than actual mythologies. Seriously, look at what the norse were up to.
>>43929212
>>43929256
I think it would be easier to understand if we went with a genealotical tree styled design, although that would be more work since it's pretty much done. What do you guys think?
>>43929312
I think such a thing would be best once we'd be done deciding on who's related to who and all that stuff.
Working on shortening the main pantheon list and making it more readable, taking longer descriptions and showing them into their own pastebins.
>>43929212
Or try to bro it up with the Wretch.
Seriously he's all by his lonesome in that pantheon, and makes a great housekeeper.
Had a little bit of an idea
Vayranor: god of devotion and vengence
Vayranor is a mercenary of the gods, who regularly works for Marik in exchange for information on a single subject. How to restore the nymphs whoes powers were stolen by Zalkum.
Legends say that Vayranor was in love with one of the nymphs (none save Vayranor remember which and he don't talk about the subject much) and that when he discovered that Zalkum had taken the life and power of his lover he vowed that he would not rest until the day he restored her to life along with her sisters. Since then he has devoted his life to this, his quest turning him into a patron god of mercenaries. He often appears to out of work mercenaries, offering a kings ransom for the recovery of information Marik desires.
The only times Vayranor works for free is when he gets to fuck Zalkum's plans up, for whie the powers held by Zalkum must remain his for the moment that doesn't mean Vayranor shoudn't get to kick the bastard in the dick at least once
Got a pic for Madis
Sigrún Dragonforged, the first Dragonborn; Demi-goddess of the Birthwrought.
Sigrún was born a mortal woman in the far north, in a tribe that valued strength and prowess above all. And in her tribe, she excelled, becoming the mightiest of warriors by the sixteenth year of her life, and leading grizzled men twice her age into battle by her twentieth year.
Though all her life for twenty-two years she was a devoted worshipper of the Northern Twins, happenstance saw her leading her tribe's forces in war against Gurnhildr and Gurnbrand. None in her tribe had particularly displeased them, they simply wound up fighting on the side of the other side, which was badly outnumbered and had been driven from their lands by another tribe, and so needed to seize land to survive. Sigrún fought like ten women, but in the end her people were defeated, even though they managed to bring Gurnbrand low with long boar-spears in the thick of the fighting, at grave cost in life.
Of the warriors who fought that day on the losing side, only a score survived, and scarcely more than threescore more of their opponents did. Only Sigrún walked from the field of battle unscathed, though it was not for lack of trying. She was filled with bitter anger, however; she felt betrayed by the demigoddesses she had venerated, and sought power and might. She sought to form a war-band that would eventually bring both of them down in the same battle; only then would she feel vindicated, but try as she might, it seemed for naught. When one fell in battle, the other's strength seemed to grow tremendously. Sigrún sought alternate forms of power, and she saw how dragons absorbed humans and made their power their own. Sigrún wanted that power; wanted the ability to absorb the strength of her slain foes, seeking to increase her personal prowess to the point that she could challenge the Twins and emerge victorious. (cont.)
>>43929285
Wonderful. Just wonderful.
Lord Xizamere Xix Zirel would be proud of that
>>43929366
We are making tripcodes now? Yay!
>>43929571
How does one make tripcodes again? Do you include # something behind the name in the author field?
>>43929589
Name,##, and your password/tripcode seed
>>43929589
yep. it barely does anything, but I just did it so we don't have to keep saying who we are, because it seems like no one is lying in this thread
>>43929602
like this?
>>43929614
yep.
>>43929614
Aye
>>43929624
>>43929611
>>43929602
well, it's settled then
Mordun the Mad, is a hero son of Myrea.
In his youth he was imprisoned by Nadir, and spend eternities imprisoned, as a sort of collateral.
When Myrea finally realized this she went mental and cursed Nadir.
Sadly the damage had already been done, and Mordun, although unable to wane from time had gone quite mad.
He is the patron hero of berserkers, and individual skill at arms, however, he is also an icon to the downtrodden that you can break from your bonds.
>>43929624
Just to be safe I am double hashing like you fine peeps
