God Game, 5th era

>>44819687
Witness returned to us, and became Witness-that-was, as a god of Balance who set up the Great Wheel, where the souls of mortals travel through to be reborn.
Golgadath the Maw outside Matter fed upon the souls travelling the Wheel, and was set upon by Heroicus, Regolith, Witness-that-was and Veraiitus, who drove it out of cosmos once again, where it hungers and feeds upon the few souls that fall off the wheel.
Herocles the mighty ascended into godhood and fought Domina in a dream of grandeur caused by Veraiitus, and was devoured in the end and remade into a giant yellow star.
http://archive.4plebs.org/tg/thread/44731492/

Select a tripcode to become a God, and roll 1d100 to speak the WORD and make things happen. Anonymous players form a Choir to praise or scorn the works of these Gods as they see fit.

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>I told you about the rolls bro, I told you
>It keeps happening

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Rolled 9 + 100 (1d100 + 100)

Hey guys, hope you're ready for a little snow-day. Chances of ice and hail just hit DICE RELATED percent.

I have awoken into the 5th age. It looks too peaceful for my taste.

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>>44819946
>mfw son becomes largest and strongest sun, and a part of my become the brightest star in the sky.

>>44820168
Once more do you laugh like an aztec. And you look super gay.

Rolled 81, 17, 13, 25 = 136 (4d100)

Rolling for prominence of Magical Users. Highest will be Clerics, 2nd will be Mages and the 3rd will be Summoners. The final roll will be the prominence of Shadow-tainted versions of each of these,

>>44820218

Cleric(81) master race, praise be to Domina.
I need to up my Mages (25) seeing as they aren't even half as numerous as Clerics. Summoners(17) work in solitude, so it's good there are so few of them. For now, the Shadows(13) are quiet.

Rolled 21 (1d100)

I am born, the God of Light. Most of creation is utterly bleak darkness where no mortal may tread. I attempt to speak the WORD and create highways through the darkness. Beams of light that will carry mortals between all the celestial bodies without being harmed.

>>44820214
My 'avatar' form is that of a masculine aztec warrior, and your actions amuse me, that's why.

>>44820277
We have too many gods of light now.

>>44820308
we had 4 gods of darkness and stuff, and we only have Regolith, Domina and now this guy, so meh.

>>44820277
>>44820308
>>44820341

It's a well known fact having more than 1 God for each domain is a disaster. Eg. The entire 3rd Age.

>>44820308
Really? Are they explicitly relating to light? Cause I'm not like a god of goodness or creation or any of that, I just want it to be really bright.

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>>44820405
Pic related to you and your light. Light brings warmth, and I'm trying to keep things chill.

>>44820434
Cold doesn't need help, it happens well enough on its own. Just look at that vast and dark frozen expanse of space. It encroaches ever steadily on the few places of light and warmth in creation. Were the gods to do nothing, all creation would end up so. Light and heat must be created for mortal life to continue..

>>44820405
As long as it doesn't have to do with stars, since there is already a god of that domain, it shouldn't be a problem.

If you're just like a light-made cosmic trailblazer, it should be fine. Perhaps even consider some sort of connection or relation to the star god, since most light or luminous-type gods are in some way related to her. Not required, but a possibility others have taken.

>>44820277
So, you're like a discount Domina? Cause Light and Heat and Star Stuff is her thing.

>>44820721
I imagine that I would be a sort of son then, born from the light of the various existing stars

>>44820786

Go give Domina a hug.

>>44820786
>>44820794
do not fall for his trick, don't give her a hug. You should know what happened to the last gods who tried to do that.

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Rolled 59 (1d100)

This percentage of the sentient population now has 『Stands』

>>44820827
>>44820794
>>44820786

Heroicus is trying to deny you the loving embrace of the StarMother, do not listen to him. Domina, come give this new Light God a hug.

>>44820794
>5th era
>Hugging your mom

I'm an adult now, and I demand to be treated like one.

Rolled 84 + 30 (1d100 + 30)

After sending my Luminous to spread the knowledge of Magic to my saecora, I have them carry out a magical ritual that transports my moon into the orbit of the Coldfire Suns, the realm of Frackt, my Vassal.

Rolling. Bonus of 30 because the Luminous and saecora are handling it and there's a lot of them.

>>44820786
That makes sense, if you want that then just claim lineage to Domina. Specifically how you might be related, if you just sprung to being from light, or are actually born from her, is up to you to decide.

>>44820847
Get out of here TLG.

>>44820897
Why?

>>44820827
My descendants are protected from my divinity, proximity and contact is not a risk.

>>44820870
I don't molly coddle anyone unless they want it. If you want to be a relative or descendant of mine though that's totally fine, if not that's fine too. A light spreading god is well welcome.

*yaaaaaaawn*
Ugh, Mumf uf

Wuzzit... Huh? That was one hell of a party. How long have I been asleep?

>>44820874
Huzzah! I now have a proper planet of my own, far away from everyone else. Now maybe it'll be safe.

In the meantime, I begin constructing a very secret project using the Armor of Herocles.

Heroicus, I'm calling that favor in. I need a bit of your Divine Essence.

Rolled 30, 39, 71, 94, 11, 9, 95 = 349 (7d100)

>>44820874
Fucking hell, I need my own planet. I'm one of the most powerful gods, and all I've got are the smallest stars in the Universe. Time to start crafting an Ice world.

Rolling dice for ~
Size, Water, Land, Temperature(-30 from godly influence), Atmosphere, Life and Magic.

I set it orbiting my twin stars, as close as I dare so as to absorb as much of the wonderful freezing energy as it can get.

>>44820875
Gonna go with "Born from the light of her stars" then. Still basically her son though.

>>44820931
Well you know how it is, mother. I'm my own God now, and I need to try and be independent. Spread light on my own where I can.

>>44820963
Just a reminder that it wasn't a full suit of armor, just what was left after being largely shattered and torn apart, and the largest remaining portion being sent hurtling at the Earth-like planet.

The remainder would be a large collection of pieces and dust, probably.

>>44821062
Of course. Whatever you want, so long as our light and divinity gets spread.

>>44821005
What happened to being Lord of Comets?

>>44821099
Well aware. However, it's still a ridiculously concentrated amount of Divine Essence. Very useful in the right hands.

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>>44820847
The mortals' lives are now filled with pic related. I am strangely ok with this.

>>44820963
Very well, I knew something like this would happen. dice roll is my contribution to whatever it is you are making or doing.

Rolled 68 (1d100)

>>44821128
of course my rolling skills are as usual.

>>44821062
The stars are her literal children rather than creations, so it's more like grandson. Or at least, the other god that sprung from the light of the stars is referred to as her grandson.

Rolled 47 (1d100)

>>44821198
What? Her grandson? And I have an older brother? My mistake, then.

I now attempt to create giant firefly-like creatures that travel through space. To act like moving stars, and hopefully bring a bit of light to the darker corners of creation.

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>>44821005
Small planet, with more land than water, medium-highish temperature, wisps of atmosphere, no life but craploads of FrostFire magic, concentrated in a ring of pulsing blue aurara's that keep the poles frozen, despite the planets high temperature.
4/10, could do better. I'll let it 'cook' in the light of my stars, and come back to it later.

>>44821103
I was a Frost God, first and foremost. My reign over comets was during my time when I was stripped off all divinity, but now that I am once again a God, I need not tarry with such playthings as Comets. Of course, they are of my domain, even if not of my creation, so I will take care of them should they come under threat. However, I will increase my cosmic stake by working on a planet all my own!

>>44821325
That would be Regolith, a god that sprung from starlight and is more in the vein of "divine punisher and retribution" god. But yeah, he goes by grandson so that makes sense if you chose to as well.

Also nice move with the fireflies.

Regolith's awakens for the newest Age! May the mortals look upon Domina's glory and praise her!

>>44820939
About 2 or 3 Ages

>>44821414
Hey bro, nice to meet you.

>>44821325
Greetings little Brother! Welcome to the Cosmos!

I am Regolith, and we are the Grandsons of Domina, with your other older brother Monolith.

This is the way we were born. I was born from the collision of Domina's first two children, which formed the main Star and the debris formed me. Monolith was formed from the Light of Domina's stars hitting the moon of our main planet.

>>44821562
>Youngest of three brothers
Oh boy.

I came into being from light and light alone, beams from Domina's stars reaching deep into space. Once they had traveled far enough, they were alone in a vast expanse of darkness. There was naught but that light for an untold distance. After ages had passed, that light eventually came together to form me out of the desire to escape the darkness. Now that I am, my only goal is to eliminate such places of pure darkness, and spread light everywhere.

>>44821126
Caliban, quick question. I know I'm still in debt to you for loan of the comets, armor and angels, but why did you put your planet around my star? They are cold, not "lower than other stars" but actively, paradoxically cold. They will freeze your planet solid!

How're the humans doing? Last thing I remember was hem building temples around that big flame. THey invent porn yet?

>>44822239
They discovered 3 kinds of magic, and have been dicking around with Shadow Shards.

>>44822239
Well, so far their most advanced invention is class distinctions and classism that may or may not have been used to stoke many of them into civil wars by Veraiitus.

Oh, and I made a few demigods... and I'm quite surprised you hadn't done so sooner.

Rolled 56, 10 + 40 = 106 (2d100 + 40)

>>44821945
MAGIC!

The planetary shield keeps my world quite comfy.

Also, as my vassal, you're sworn to protect me. Having you close by is a good idea.

>>44821161
I cackle with glee as I forge the Essence of Heroicus into the Divine Metal of the Armor. Pricking my finger, I infuse my own Essence into the armor and begin shaping it.

Rolling. 2d100, one for infusion and the other for crafting which gets +40.

>>44822417
AHAHAHA! IT'S ALIVE!

>>44822456
I am Barastran, demigod of Stars, Crafting and Courage! I thank you for giving me life father, what is your bidding?

Rolled 53 (1d100)

In my eternal hunger, I hearken back to ideas and possibilities learned from Golgadath in previous eras, and set my sights upon the Wheel of the afterlife.

Rolling to discern and approach it.

>>44822584
>and this is why from time to time we have to remember to feed the eldritch mantis that made the lot of us

This some mighty faggotry, for sure.

>>44822579
My child, I have no orders for you, just the wish that you live for yourself.

Now, I will return to watching the inhabitants of my world. Feel free to explore the rest of Creation.

>>44822584
Grandmother, why are you so interested in the Wheel?

>>44822691
Mighty fun faggotry, for sure.

>>44822811
As you wish Father.

I leave Caliban's world and make for the Frozen Stars. The cold has no effect on my solar Metal body. Sensing a Divine being of Cold I greet them.

"Hullo!"

Rolled 55 (1d100)

>>44822815
It could prove to be an ongoing and permanent source of sustenance.

Rolling to make "physical" contact with the Wheel.

Rolled 16 (1d100)

I know too well the suffering that comes from being lost in an ocean of darkness. No one should suffer so, and if they could produce their own light, they would not have to.

Rolling to give as many different types of living things bio-luminescence as I can.

>>44823309
So that's probably like a few plants and animals

Well, it's a start

>>44823175
But Grandmother, mortals do not have the divine spark you need to sustain you

>>44822961

Aw, isn't he so cute. Hey there, sparky! What can Uncle Frackt help you with?

Rolled 52 (1d100)

I fear I have some holes in my knowledge about mortals which could ruin my schemes. So, I intend to spend the rest of the 5th age in an 'Avatar' of sorts, so that I may study the mortal beings my schemes concern.

Rolling for how much power I have in my mortal avatar.

>>44823477
Hah, roughly half my power! Perfect!

Rolled 35 (1d100)

>>44823477
Rolling to join Veraiitus with my own Avatar. I will investigate the magics that the mortals use, as well as their Kingdoms and such. Of course, I will need to return to the cosmos soon, my planet is still baking!

Rolled 25 (1d100)

>>44823388
Maybe not individually, but I should be able to find some sustenance off the Wheel. Divine essence or not, it's still something to sate the hunger.

Rolling to attempt to draw some sustenance from the Wheel and see how it goes.

just wanted to let you guys know that if this thread dies before tomorrow I'll put up a new one somewhere at 2-4 pm UTC, I probably won't be participating in this one

>>44823445
I wish to learn of the Divine Nature of Cold, Lord Frackt.

>>44823605
Thanks as always.

>>44823551

Well not what I expected but not a complete failure. I was able to draw some sustenance from the Wheel, and consumed who knows how many and what kinds of souls.

Not enough to sate the hunger, but enough of a taste and difference to know that it's a possibility that if I wanted to just latch onto the Wheel and feed off it I could.

>>44823821
Cold is the beginning and the end, little one! It was before us, even Domina, and it shall be after us, when our Divine Essence dwindles and the stars grow cold, colder even than mine! That is True Cold, Barastran, something beyond even my power! No, I dally in forces to do with anything ABOVE 0 Kelvin, but BELOW room temperature.

Here, have an ice lolly. It's FIRE-flavored.

>>44824497
"Thank you for your guidance Lord Frackt. The lolly was delicious."

I then proceed to find Regolith. "Hullo."

>>44822899
I think "gay" might be an accurate description.

Rolled 26 (1d100)

Having temporarily fed myself off the Wheel, I return my attention to my mortal zoo.

Rolling to better understand and interact with the ones that remain.

Rolled 25 (1d100)

>>44824819
Rolling to assist, as I brought the mortals here and continue to shield them from the true glory of your light, lest the be destroyed

Rolled 14 (1d100)

>>44824819
>>44825570
Though my acts until now have been somewhat less than successful, I will try to assist our progenitor as well. Perhaps what light I can provide will illuminate any mortal mysteries.

Rolled 45 (1d100)

>>44824819
>>44825570
>>44825698

While attempting to find Regolith, I happen upon this scene and decide to help.

Wow, none of us can roll for shit today.

Rolled 25, 36 = 61 (2d100)

>>44825570
>>44825698
>>44825722

Well well well, it looks like I have a deep understanding of the present mortals thanks to the help of my kin.

I think it's worth the effort now, that I'll take the chance to try and manifest an avatar to interact with the mortals in the zoo on a personal level.

First roll is for the success of the avatar, basically how close in terms of appearance, size, etc... to human it is. Second is for how masked the divinity of the avatar is, to appear truly mortal.

>>44825791
Speak for yourself Uncle.

>>44825820
>>"Greetings, little one. Who is your parent? The stars that birthed us? She who birthed the stars?"

Well, Grandmother needs to work on her skill when it comes to deception.

>>44825883
My Father is Caliban, who wrought me out of the Armor of Herocles, and the Divine Essence of himself and Heroicus.

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>>Found Grandma's disguise

>>44825806
It seems you need to learn from the deceiver himself. However, to do so would risk close proximity, and that is a risk I refuse to take.

Rolled 87 (1d100)

>>44825994
>>"Well, welcome to the world Nephew!"
Perhaps I should see if I accidentally seeded any demigods during my travels in the previous age.

>>44826081
Shit, looks like I'm a daddy.

>>44826081
I wish to ask what the nature of Light is in the Universe. I decided to ask you as you are the most experienced Light Deity available who is unlikely to eat me.

>>44825806
Well that was pretty pathetic, I ended up resembling only 1/4th human and still mostly divine. After a failure of an attempt to try to interact with the zoo inhabitants, I dissipate the avatar and return to my divine form.

Might try again in the future but for now I'll just content myself to observing the zoo. Already I understand it's inhabitants at least.

Rolled 11 (1d100)

>>44826154
>>"Well young one, do not be afraid of Grandmother. She will not eat her kin. She has nursed me to health when injured, and she would do the same for you. As for Light? Light exists to push back the darkness. With no light there is only darkness. Our role as dieties of the Light is to ensure that it continues to spread and keep the darkness from swallowing it."
>>44826111

Also going to roll to see how much power my mortal children inherit.

>>44826238
So, my children aming the mortals, at least the first generation, do not inherit much power. They have a Divine Spark, and an affinty for Divine Magic, but little else. They do, however, have a strong semse of right and wrong and are anathema to Shadow-Summoners.

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>>44826238
>>44826295
Same with Heroicus if I remember correctly, he rolled 16.

Seems demi-gods have a tradition of being pretty low on the chain. That said,

>They have a Divine Spark

mfw they probably taste great

>>44826238
Thank you for your help Uncle.

>>44826888
Great-Grandmother, I seek an Audience with you.

>>44826919
Whatchu want fampai?

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>>44826888
But Grandma, they are your kin, well, my children are. And I hope you aren't mad that I accidentally became a dad.

>>mfw I found out

>>44826956
I asked about the nature of Light from Regolith, but now I wish to hear what you believe Light to be. That and what the purpose of the Gods should be.

>>44826978
Why would I be mad about that? Mortals with some divine essence, that means they might end up on the Wheel eventually which I can feed from.

We're talking hypotheticals here.

>>44827041
Light is the furious radiance of my glory and divinity, of course! Light comes from the stars which are my children, an extension of me and share and spread my glory. Perhaps there are other sources of light, like fire, but I don't concern myself with such terrestrial details.

The purpose of the gods should be to create and give shape to the cosmos so that my glory may find way to it, and have something to fall upon. As gods emerge and create and change, the cosmos expands, and my glory extends. It seems though that with the emergence of mortals, the purpose of the gods may change overtime.

Whatever the case, nothing will ever change my personal opinion, that they serve best for consumption and conversion to their purest form; stars.

>>44827238
I see. Thank You Great-Grandmother.

Are any of Domina's descendants actually a product of someone fucking her?

Cause the latest addition to the Pantheon was literally made out of pieces of a bunch of Gods and is tangentially related to her.

I don't even know how Laxinom is related to her.

>>44827864
None yet, no. Some gods have tried but none have made it that far.

Laxinom has a similar means of creation as Regolith; both came into being by simply forming out of starlight under specific circumstances. Regolith emerged from the light of the collision of the first two stars, Laxinom emerged from the light shone into the farthest, darkest recesses of the cosmos and left alone long enough. I assume in this way, both are a result of the spread of my divinity.

>>44828488
I'm surprised you aren't offended by Barastran's existence.

>>44828990
I was busy messing around with the Wheel and the mortal zoo to notice. If I was aware of the nature of Barastran, I probably would be angry.

Rolled 59, 56 = 115 (2d100)

I've messed around with the mortals enough. First roll to see how many/strong the Frostfire Mages have become, relative to their old numbers, with 50+ being an increase.

The second roll will determine the state of the planet I left behind, again, with 50+ being an improvement towards my ideal, frost-themed planet.

>>44832669
>I've messed around with the mortals enough

No, more.

Rolled 6 (1d6)

I have returned, and noticed something. While Domina was busying herself with her zoo and the great wheel, I go and fetch the shard of my son Herocles that he spit at her in their fight, but she didn't devour. I then cast it down into the depths of the giant star he became, to join the rest of him.

>>44826295
So we have two lines of demigods walking the world...
I... I'm gonna roll a dice to see how many second-generation demigods are born in time from these two families, and in my next post the increase in power (in relation to a regular demigod) they get from being both kinds.

Rolled 36 (1d100)

>>44833986
oh my, it seems the demigods of different lines aren't rivals amongst the mortals.

>>44833986
>>44833994
and demigods of combined family lines are more than one-third more powerful than the "regular" kind. huh.

>>44834006
Seeing as we have often cooperated, I'm not surprised that our children do.

Rolled 40 (1d100)

You kids and your lineages. Uncle Frackt is a lone wolf! No parents, no kids, just me and the never ending Frost that chills me to my very bone...

Anyway, using the Word to tweak my planet. I want more ice and snow!

>>44833986
>>44833994

>The demi-gods get stronger in successive generations and by interbreeding
>If this trend continues, they could end up stronger than their respective gods

There's a point where this should be stopped from happening, but just keep going and see what happens.

Rolled 45 (1d100)

Another day, another play. Rolling to again feed off the Wheel. Gon' get me some mortal soul eatins'

>>44836550
Domina, you are literally licking crumbs off a dirty washboard. There is no nutritional value to be had here.

Rolled 30 (1d100)

>>44836701
I'd rather lick crumbs off a dirty washboard or eat out of the garbage than sit hungry. In fact, now that I've tried it a few times, rolling to try to adjust my pallete to be able to derive sustenance from common souls. Add 20 for my two attempts so far.

>>44836337

Not only that, but the way Solar Clerics, FrostFire Mages and Binding Summoners work, they are actually generating matter and energy, albiet of the non-divine kind, from nothing, or at least, from materials that are renewable, such as souls. With Demi-Gods approaching Divinity and mortals keeping Entropy at bay, we have birthed a Universe that should technically keep growing forever...

Of course, Demi-Gods only get a huge power boost when mixing Blood-Lines. That means, once 2 families effectively become 1, their power stops growing, and may even once again go into decline, at least, until a new god introduces a new bloodline.

This Universe runs on Gods...

>>44836789
>This Universe runs on Gods...

>Gods in this setting are both the creators of the fire, and also the kindling
>To create, they must destroy themselves

Deep.

>>44836922
Yep. To keep the darkness at bay, we must sacrifice portions of ourselves. >>44836550
Grandmother, perhaps you could focus on the souls of your Clerics. They use their souls to fuel their magic like we do.

>>44836789
Caliban taught Magic to his Followers too. Didn't name it though but it's pretty much just Reality Manipulation.

They would see it as a fitting afterlife, as they get to be one with you.

>>44837783
"Reality manipulation" is what all of us Gods can do, and is also called The Word. He just allowed/taught his 'angels' to use The Word as well, or at least, that's the explanation that makes the most sense.

The mortals can't use The Word, but the closest they can get to it is through Binding Summoners. Summoners actually steal slivers of godly essence, but it's like taking a grain of sand from the desert, so us God don't even notice.
You mean the Binding Summoners?

>>44837870
It's up in this thread. His Followers used a ritual to move his world.

Maybe call it Ritualism? They use rituals to tap into the Word.

>>44837764
It's the Wheel, I don't think it's as easy as just looking at it and picking out which souls I want to consume, as opposed to putting your open mouth into a river and just drinking whatever comes. If some of them happen to be Cleric souls then much more the better.

Unless you mean finding living Clerics and feeding on them, which seems like a bad idea to me.

Rolled 40 (1d100)

>>44839556
Eating Clerics souls might TASTE better, but probably don't give any extra calories. They are, for all intents and purposes, normal souls. Only divine beings have larger souls. Why don't you try having them give you sacrifices or something? Although, anything they can provide would still be sand grains compared to the rich meals of your previous, divine meals.

Entropy's a bitch. We're running out of Divine Essence that's not tied up in a god or star.

Anyway, tweaking my planet further. More Ice, maybe some life on an excellent roll.

Hmm. Perhaps we can teach the Clerics a ritual similar to what Heroicus did, to make a demigod a true Divine, as a sacrifice to Grandmother Domina. The demigods would see it as a high honor to have this be the end of their life. Maybe it would be what happens when they get old, so they can do the most good in the world.

>>44840379
I'm fine with sustenance from the Wheel, and I don't think more stars are needed yet with only as many active gods as there are.

>>44840298
Sacrificed of what, their souls which I would already be consuming from the Wheel? Unless they can come up with something creative, it seems counter productive.

Might try to avatar again in the near future though.

Seeing as mortals are usually not Divine, why don't you just create and inject more mortal souls into the Cycle?

>>44840758
You mean the cosmos proper? Who to do that?

Rolled 14, 13 = 27 (2d100)

>>44841001
I can.

Rolling to create mortal souls. First roll is for quantity, second is for quality. If a roll is above 50, it means I repaired the Damage Domina did to the system and that the new souls have Special Abilities.

Rolled 34 (1d100)

>>44840562
I was going to suggest sacrificing NON-Cleric souls. Still, I get your point, seeing as you eat most souls anyway. On that topic, aren't you fucking with the reincarnation cycle or something? Also, shouldn't FrostFire Mages actually INCREASE your hunger? My essence is sort of anethema to you, after all. I guess it's inconsequential, seeing as the mortal souls are doing almost nothing for you anyway, but still...

Anyway, working on my planet again. I'll take to the land itself, allowing my Avatar to work up close and personal on the planet, cooling it with my freezing powers.

>>44841100
Welp. At least some of the Damage is fixed.

Hello everyone! Has humanity freed itself from the terror of the velociogliders?

>>44841316
Yay, nature goddess!

>>44841316
Hello Naturasta, it's been a while.

Humanity is doing fine. As are the races of my World.

Rolled 57, 69 = 126 (2d100)

>>44841135

>On that topic, aren't you fucking with the reincarnation cycle or something?

Of course I am, I'm sitting at the end of the Wheel at the point where it returns to the cosmos, and consuming the souls as they reach the end of their journey after completing a rotation of the Wheel. Pretty sure this prevents them from returning to the cosmos and creation, on account of y'know, being consumed.

Not sure about the frosty mages, since I'm not eating them, just their souls? Maybe it does increase my hunger, but that just means consuming more other types of souls to offset.

Rolling to try to experiment with an avatar again, same two rolls as before.

>>44841316
Welcome back, nice to see you again. And no, the velocigliders are still a very real threat.

Someone should tell Domina to get her fat ass off the Wheel before she destroys Creation.

>>44841969
>The gods stage an intervention

I CAN STOP WHENEVER I WANT

>>44841546
Well definitely better than last time. Roughly near half-human, and fairly concealed divinity. I won't dissipate this avatar yet, since it could come in handy later on or in the next attempt.

I just put her in charge of the zoo for now.

>>44841391
That's good. The velociogliders were a bit too mighty. I felt bad about that for a while.

>>44842414
More worlds, more creation. Get cracking, nature goddess.

>>44842414

There's a prime Ice Planet that needs a little love. If you feel like designing a critter for that planet, I won't say no!

Rolled 51, 65 = 116 (2d100)

>>44842414
Nonsense, they were a fine creation and I even put a few into my labyrinth alongside Veraiitus's illusions, Uröng's and Frackt's giants/ice traps, a few liths from Molinoth and various other trials.

Which reminds me, I wonder if any adventurer has reached the throne at the top by now.
(first roll is for mortal adventurers, 95+ means 1 has reached the top, second roll is demigods, with 90+ meaning 1 has reached the top)

>>44843398
Still uncompleted lol

>>44843463
It's not my fault the mortals are incompetent.

then again, once one of them actually reaches the throne and sits upon it, he shall receive my hammer, domain and power, allowing me to prepare myself for the ultimate sacrifice.

>>44843553

>inb4 some other god tries to do the challenge to get the power, or does it by proxy by guiding some mortal

>>44843594
>Some other god tries to usurp the power, only to find the inscription "any MORTAL whose soul is TRULY MORTAL who sits upon this throne shall receive the powers of Heroicus. No Veraiitus, there are no loopholes, either you're a mortal or a god. Yes, you can determine if your trick worked by testing to see how well your soul feeds Domina."

>>44843648

>God influences and guides a true mortal to complete the maze
>If they can't just steal or kill the mortal upon completion, then have them as a minion or even slave

>>44843648
I would never do such a thing!

>>44843730
>their soul has been influenced by a god, therefore they cannot have the power. Veraiitus has been foiled once again.
>steal the power or kill the mortal? If they could, then they'd have killed me a long time ago.
Come on choir member, it's like you're not even trying.

>>44843760
sure you wouldn't.

>>44843788
Aren't you still in a weakened state? Surprised no one has tried to kill you yet.

>>44843809
I have regained around 2/3rds of my power so far. If someone had the intention of usurping me, they lost their window of opportunity some time ago.

Rolled 99, 24 = 123 (2d100)

>>44841546
Rolling to further perfect the avatar, using it as a base to improve upon. Half of each initial value, added to the new values.

Rolled 58 (1d100)

>>44843788
What if they weren't influenced, just guided? Say for example, if I created a sphere of divine light to guide anyone who tried through your labyrinth?

Y'know what, I just woke up and I'm bored, so I'll go ahead and roll for it. It sounds like a terribly dreary place anyway.

Rolled 14 (1d100)

>>44843962
then I roll against you to snuff out any influence you exert on my labyrinth in mount Hympus. The labyrinth is to be conquered and beaten of the mortals' own volition, not served up on a platter.

>>44843945

Well shit, I didn't even need to use half that time but good anyway.

Looks like I created a perfect human-looking avatar, with a middling level of divine concealment. Mortals probably cannot notice the divinity, demi-gods may have to roll to notice, but gods can probably tell.

For now, I place her in the zoo rather than as a warden. May eventually see how interaction with mortals goes.

>>44844000
Let's just say the light will only be visible to those well attuned to the divine. Would they not be more fitting to conquer your labyrinth regardless?

>>44843788
Slander! Lies! I would rather start a thousand wars than help them through your Labyrinth!

Rolled 48 (1d100)

>>44844081
Any mortal with the courage to brave through dangers greater than any he should have to face in his life is fit to conquer the labyrinth, latent divinity is irrelevant to whoever is made heir to my power.

Very well, a new precaution must be made to make my labyrinth fair. I shall construct an avatar of my power on the throne who will literally cast out of the mountain any mortal influenced or empowered by a divine in a plot to usurp my powers. Roll will be the avatar's power in relation to myself. (my demigods are a 6, the combined Heroicus-Regolith demigods are a 9, so they'd be able to defeat the avatar regardless of divine intervention anyways.)

>>44844200
>they'd beat the avatar regardless of divine intervention
forgot to add in "if the roll was below 6 or 9".

Rolled 5 (1d100)

The first to go through the Maze shall be a Mage. Win glory and honor for Frakt! To show the power of the FrostFire Mage, a 94+ is needed!

>>44844675
He dies in the first room, to a trap of my own design.

Nice.

>>44844704
you really should have warned him about that one....

Rolled 18, 29, 47 = 94 (3d100)

Sending one of each of the magical users. First the Cleric, then the Mage, then the Summoner. All need 94+ due to their natural talents putting them at an advantage over other adventurers.

Rolled 23 (1d100)

the humans need more adventure more travel I will attempt to make them a gift
Rolling to create a ship that can fly

>>44846935
It seems that putting wings on a sea vessel is not working they are not yet ready for flight

>>44842414
Greetings! Glad to see you again Natasura. The velociglider are still preying on small children and pets, but I still love them. It was fun making life with you. Maybe we should do it again?

Rolled 32 (1d100)

>>44843945
Once more, to perfect the avatar. Her physical form is complete, now just for concealing divinity further. Now a flat addition to the previous score.

If only Caliban were here, his help would be great for something like this.

Rolled 90 (1d100)

rolling to see if i can teach a new type of magic to mortals i will sing to them to inspire them and strengthen their spirit

>>44847139
>It was fun making life with you. Maybe we should do it again?

Bow-Chicka-wow-wow

>>44847226
Ehh, I could help you... But I think you should ask Barastran instead. The little guy should get some experience.

>>44849369
Whatever works. I just need the avatar to have a definite physical, material presence. I don't even think a roll is necessary, just the willing assistance of a creator god.

Rolled 36 + 30 (1d100 + 30)

>>44849590
I will do so immediately. If you would supply some energy Great-Grandmother?

Rolled 85 (1d100)

>>44849655
Of course. Rolling to channel divine energy into you.

>>44849722
>>44849655

It appears the venture was a complete success.

Up to you what it looks like and all that.

>>44849972
Simply looking to create an avatar that can go among humans, unnoticed even by gods. After many attempts, maximized both stats, so the avatar looks and has the physical body of a normal human, and the divine mark upon/within it is nearly unnoticeable.

Will probably try interacting with mortals pretty soon now.

>Also, slow era this has been. Guess it just wasn't a good time for everyone to be available. Might as well ask now, but when might a next era be expected? Assuming after this one ends when it does.

>>44850562
Yep.

How many mortal souls would it take to make another star?

>>44852462
Normal mortal souls? No clue, might not be possible. At best, some failed imitation of a star, like the brown dwarf.

Demi-gods, probably a lot but more possible.

>>44850562
>Next era is to be expected tuesday-wednesday at the same time as usually

>>44853078
Thanks in advance, as usual.

(I hope this isn't to late)

a warp (heh) forms in space and weaves itself into Trasa, god of fabric

>>44855070

Welcome Trasa, God of Fabrics! Show us what you can do, by rolling 1d100!

What are your plans for our little corner of reality? Spinning a cloth over everything?

>>44855070
Greetings young one and a warm welcome to the Cosmos!

Need another hostile god against which actions can be taken.

>>44857656
So they can also get terrible rolls and die immediately

>>44858737
Honestly sounds just perfect.