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Just to point out...
Corvus was acting in self-defense (and actually only inflicted insanity) and I'm pretty sure Az-Sho was trying to kill Udil...not successfully, but hey, he was trying.
And yet Vanida is more vulnerable than he is. Seriously, she rejected the only god willing to help her when she was right on the same planet as Udil and Aodun. Who's as hungry as fuck.
Naive as Corvus is, Vanida is a bit stupid for rejecting just about the only offer she'll get unless someone proves me wrong.
Quoted for truth. Poor Vanida.
and you dont need a scientific explanation for everything. We are Gods and there is Magic...i think you can't really explain most of that with Scientific Stuff...but if you want to go ahead, just wanted to tell you in case you felt obliged to give your Soulcatching planet some kind of pseudo-scientific explanation.
How does a magnetic field affect souls, anyway?
Doesn't stop me from trying
Thought's in the brain are a sequence of synapses, which function by slight chances in their electic charge. This changes the surrounding magentic field by a miniscule amount. A strong magnetic field and a good sensors could read and preserve "souls" that way.
The problem is, said synapses are contained entirely in the brain. If a soul is to exit the cranial cavity, not to mention not suffer horrible trauma destroying its form upon brain death, it obviously must be transmitted into some other medium. If you want to have the souls reach a whole other
planet, you have three options: Aether, some sort of particle, or magic. I'd advise the last, although the first has promise...
Well, Corvus was sort of pissed as fuck when she tried to call him a hypocrite. This is the guy who doesn't like lying or having to backstab others, and he's also quite intelligent and connects the dots slightly easier and faster. He makes the assumption that others can too. Sadly, from first hand experience, a common occurrence IRL.
I know the feeling...poor Corvus...
@Ghaz:Can people be revived Ghaz? Without a pantheon.
Can people be revived
with a pantheon?
I mean, most mythologies have godly underworlds, so it stands that here there should be one. In theory, this means that anyone short of an Overgod could be recalled, but they'd either be zombified or weaker, i.e Ancients become Youngers (sorry Az-Sho), Elders become Youngers, (sorry Neyravah), Youngers become Ascendants (sorry Aldemas), and Ascendants become pure mortals (sorry Nelkathar). Also, due to pragmatic reasons, only gods whose players are still around and unbanned by Ghazkull could be returned, so no Mutare reviving and Thaneos is probably staying dead, unless Shootandrun comes back.
I'm amused how two of the guys you're feeling sorry for are me.
Nelkathar outclasses any mortal just by virtue of being a dragon mountain.
Mountain-Dragon. A dragon mountain would be a mountain with dragons on it.
What if Neyravah went insane after their resurrection?
Yay, someone used the right pronoun! And to answer your question, there's a few possibilities. They might try to kill people (an incompetent god of death sounds like a lot of fun), or They might suddenly gain more competence, or They might have some completely random psychosis come up.
...God of Plagues has just arrived. Nurgle, is it you? It's me, Tzeentch.
You wish you were Tzeentch. Move over, Khorne is here.
I'll be Malal 
The God of Being Retconed Away? Maybe you could rule the Squats.
...Dwarves aren't squats for the purposes of this joke.
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