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[Kilojoule Proton]

YG killcount: 2 3?

Post sheets here or on the Discord
Sheet:

Code: [Select]

Name: No online-username-type names (e.g. 271ElfBeard828 or STEELFIRETRON)
Sphere: Up to two words to describe the domain you control
Primary form: Fluffy but not crunchy
Symbol: At least tangentially relevant and SFW
Description: A few sentences about motivations. No past Bubbles, no ascensions, no coherent history.

IC thread

Mechanics

Agreements, binding agreements, magical pacts, &c.

Binding agreements (witnessed by the GM for enforceability) cost a base of 140E. Every coherent/non-repeating 10 words, the final cost is halved. Excessively low complexity or irrelevant phrases will be ignored for the discount at the GM's discretion. Editing a post containing an agreement after the agreement has been signed on renders it unenforceable.

Action limit

At the moment, the action limit is calculated as roundup(# of players / 8 ), which equals 1 for 1-7 players, 2 for 8-15 players, and 3 for 16-23 players, reset everyday at 00:00 UTC. This will likely be refined in the future. There are separate action limits for free actions and for Essence actions. Performing actions beyond the action limit will result in possible random failure/backfiring. Reaction-actions directed at the PC responsible in a relevant way do not count to the action limit. Secret actions count to the action limit as normal. Listening for prayers uses up one free action.

Bypassing the action limit's limiting effects is allowed with an added 2E for free actions or an added 50%-cost for Essence actions.

Giving orders to agents uses up a free action.

Prices

Actions
Bold your actions!

If you think your sphere is thematically appropriate for an action, make sure to say so. Assuming your sphere isn't too broad (e.g. god of Sapience creating races, or worse, a god of Actions doing something), KJP will probably apply the discount, which is as follows:
    0.8x if you have only one sphere
    0.9x for each applicable sphere if you have two

Up to 0E: Fluff actions. Small bonuses of 1E or 2E may be given for excellent IC behavior
0E: Answering most prayers
0E: Setting up a fluff-only afterlife plane
1E: Smiting up to around 2500 individuals
1E+: Setting up a crunch-containing afterlife plane (NB: Not habitable for the living to prevent abuse)

Spoiler: Collaboration discounts (click to show/hide)

Expressed here as multipliers for total numbers of gods
1    100%
2    100%
3    95%
4    89%
5    82%
6    76%
7    71%
8    66%
9    62%
10   59%
11   55%
12   53%
13   50%
14   48%
15   46%
16   44%
17   42%
18   41%
19   40%
20   39%

Individual costs are, then (NB: Do not use for calculating prices! These numbers are severely rounded off!):
1    100%
2    50%
3    32%
4    22%
5    16%
6    13%
7    10%
8    8%
9    7%
10   6%
11   5%
12   4%
13   4%
14   3%
15   3%
16   3%
17   2%
18   2%
19   2%
20   2%

Spoiler: Animal (click to show/hide)

Mundane animal: 0E
Not-so-mundane animal: Varies

1 unit: Some unspecified number of individuals (around 10000).

Stat comparisons are roughly estimated vaguely based on the3.5 SRD. Accepting suggestions for more tangible, publicly accessible comparison scales. Statting them the STR-DEX-CON-INT-WIS-CHA way is not necessary; the provided stats are simply to provide a rough preview of sorts based on an existing, probably somewhat familiar on average system.

The name "Human" and superficially similar derivations are banned for all creations!

Basic race: 4E/unit: Average stat total of 10, some small bonuses or few middling ones)
Advanced race: 6E/unit: Average stat total of 12, many small bonuses or some middling bonuses
Elite race: 9E/unit: Average stat total of 14, some middling bonuses or few large ones
Epic race: Mid 13-14E/unit: Average stat total of 16, many middling bonuses or some large ones
Divine race: Low 20-21E/unit: Average stat total of 18, many large bonuses or few massive ones

Tier-affecting traits:
Traits operate additively on tiers (and therefore multiplicatively on price).
Technology+N (+N): Is N technology levels ahead
Power+N (+N, specify type): Has natural access to a supernatural power such as teleportation, camouflage, disproportionate super strength, super speed. NB: STACKING SOME POWERS MAY BE DISALLOWED!

Magic traits: Each race may receive one free affinity for a school from the appropriate list. Pluses represent tiers and not Essence cost.
+0 (for free affinity slot): Universal, Divine, Celestial, Musical, Illusion,  Psymental, Ritual, Enchanting, Eldritch, Antimagic, Elemental (specific), Lawmancy
+1: Universal, Divine, Celestial, Musical, Illusion,  Psymental, Ritual, Enchanting, Eldritch, Antimagic, Elemental (specific), Lawmancy
+1: Elemental, Necromancy, Dimensional
+2: Cosmic

When making agents/heroes from races, the base tier is the tier of the race used.

Agents made at risky tiers may suffer from such problems as being too intelligent to obey, being lazy and unreliable, pursuing corrupt paths, and assorted unintended side-effects,

Transferring caps to creations can generally be done at a 2:1 ratio in each direction (i.e. spend 4 caps to produce a 2-cap object, receive 1 cap back by sacrificing said object)

Standard tiers:
Basic agent/hero: High 1-2E
Advanced agent/hero: Low 3-4E
Elite hero: High 5-6E
Epic hero: Low 10-11E
Divine hero: Low 18-19E
Risky tiers:
Mighty hero: Low 34-35E
Glorious hero: Low 61-62E
Awesome hero: Low 110-120E
Almighty hero: High 190-200E

Spoiler: Vegetable (click to show/hide)

Generally free. Exceptions include use in situations relevant to player-player conflicts and exceptionally aggressive vegetables. These are decided on a case-by-case basis.

Spoiler: Mineral (click to show/hide)

Worlds: Unlike in most previous YGs, there is a strict restriction of one habitable world, which may not be spherical. This world is free but must be voted in by a 60% supermajority or by Essence if within a margin of 3 votes to a competing idea. There is a hard ban on space stuff which can (and likely will) be overturned by petition and poll. This requires at least two secondings.

Artifacts

Artifacts made at risky tiers may suffer from such problems as being intelligent, having unreliable effects, causing self-corruption with usage, and assorted unintended side-effects,

Standard tiers:
Basic artifact: Low 0-1E (slightly magical, barely noticeable effects, e.g. conditionally glowing daggers)
Advanced artifact: Low 3-4E (somewhat magical, somewhat noticeable effects, e.g. permanently red-hot swords)
Elite artifact: Low 10-11E (definitely magical, noticeable effects, e.g. dancing swords)
Epic artifact: High 25-26E (very magical, very noticeable effects, e.g homing flaming swords)
Divine artifact: Low 50-51E (unnaturally magical, unnatural effects, e.g .godslayers)
Risky tiers:
Mighty artifact: Low 86-87E (greatly magical, greatly noticeable effects, e.g. better godslayers)
Glorious artifact: Low 137-138E (impressively magical, impressively great effects, e.g. artifacts interacting weakly with abstract concepts)
Awesome artifact: Low 200-210E (powerfully magical, singularly powerful effects, e.g. artifacts interacting strongly with abstract concepts)
Almighty artifact: Low 290-300E (uniquely magical, unique effects, e.g. Bubble-affecting artifacts)

Factories/generators

The break-even factor has been increased to 7 for Basic-Advanced things, 10 for Elite-Divine things, and 14 for Mighty-Almighty things. This means that a construct that creates a unit of a Basic race Tickly will now cost 28E, the price of 7 units. Factory-produced things will be slightly less powerful than individually-produced things of the same tier.

Price checks

Post a race description here on OOC to check which tier they fall under (unless you're brave or certain enough about the tier)

Stats

As with 0ld YG, there is only one stat for everything: Essence. As with 0ld YG, there is an Essence cap. All gods start with 20 of both. Reaching 1 Essence results in easily reversed incapacitation. Reaching 0 Essence results in potentially recoverable death with the aid of powerful preparations or benefactors (e.g. through a minimum infusion of a total of 16E, reviving at a 4:1 ratio to 4E). Reaching negative Essence results in permadeath. Unless reached by accident/clerical error, there is no self-powered recovery from permadeath whatsoever.

Essence can be obtained from Worship or from Influence. Worship is calculated as 2log₂(n+1) where n is the number of worship-forming units (10000 individuals each right now) available. Influence is mechanically a delayed refund calculated every seven-divisible Tick from public spending on non-Basic races, artifacts, or heroes and other spending (e.g. smitings, blessings, plants)

Magic

Until a proper player-made system can be made, the 0ld YG schools will be used. They have been adapted and placed under Animals.

Spoiler: School descriptions (click to show/hide)

Universal: This is hard to master (less focused) but can potentially replicate any other class of magic
Divine: The working of miracles from the gods. Belief is necessary for decent results and typically supplies the Essence for the action.
Celestial: This covers using the Constellations and moons and other stars to exploit them, whether to help or hurt.
Musical: This covers not only music but also poetry. It probably extends to inspirational speeches, morale-depleting speeches, powered-up one-liners, and stuff like that. So it's music but mostly not music.
Psymental: This is typical psionics business, including telekinesis, reading minds, manipulating minds, and stuff like that.
Ritual: This covers consuming/using multiple people (with varying degrees of literality) to boost actions.
Necromancy: This covers manipulations performed on souls. In many civilizations, use of necromancy is probably a taboo.
Elemental: Mostly just playing with classical elements
Dimensional: Creating/destroying/modifying portals and pocket dimensions, transporting stuff, traveling through space, traveling through time (if justified. PM first.). Probably difficult because of its power level.
Cosmic: Doing things you do as gods on a small scale. Mortal souls are not equipped to handle the energy requirements and may end up getting permanently destroyed when they try to do too much.
Enchantment: Infusing items with magic for various effects
Lawmancy: An evil art practiced only by the most twisted of mages
Eldritch: Void stuff?
Illusion: Deception, fooling the senses, invisibility, and more

Technology

Technology is updated only every seven-divisible Tick. Nothing may exceed two technology levels beyond the current technology level. The current technology level is 1 (Bronze Age/Iron Age/Medieval). World technological advancement requires that most mortals advance, which requires plenty of actions.

Spoiler: Technology levels (click to show/hide)

(Lifted from Traveller)
0    Stone Age
1    Bronze Age/Iron Age/Medieval
2    Age of Sail
3    Industrial Revolution
4    Mechanized Age
5    1910
6    Nuclear Age
7    1970
8    Digital Age
9    Microtech Age? Early Stellar?
10  Robotic Age? Early Stellar?

Policies

Failure to adhere to policy will result in a WARNING. Accumulating three WARNINGs will result in a suspension of three days. WARNINGs dissipate once a week.

1. Keep IC in IC and OOC in OOC.

2. No fighting OOC.

3. No pop cultural/fictional references after, oh, say, 1930 without explicit permission.

Inactivity

Inactivity, defined here as a lack of posting activity on IC for at least a week, will result in being flagged as inactive (instantly reversible, of course). While flagged as inactive, other gods are free to generally wreak havoc on your creations and your character.

Should you need to be away from the game for some time, send a notice requesting safe stasis. The minimum time allowed for stasis is 24 hours. Posting IC or performing IC actions during stasis before 24 hours has ended will result in stasis being canceled and those actions being categorically ignored, a very unsafe state. Safe stasis results in complete character noninteractivity (e.g. no attacks or Essence transfers in either direction) and greatly reduces the likelihood of harm to creations.

Creativity Award

The Creativity Award is a 45E award given every seven-divisible Tick (starting T0) to the gods who best exhibit creativity (according to the rest of the gods). Each god may vote for up to two other gods, not voting twice as before. 45E will be split among the top three nominees, weighted based on the number of votes given.

[Kilojoule Proton]

Sheets

Spoiler: Stirk (click to show/hide)

Name: Muda
Sphere: Space-time
Primary form: A black hole, in a vaguely humanoid shape.
Symbol: The outline of a vortex
Description: Muda believes himself to be the rightful Emperor of all space-time, his domain. Everything in existence will one day bow before him, no matter the cost. Arrogant and warlike, he is willing to destroy his enemies completely and utterly with no mercy.

Spoiler: Happy Demon (click to show/hide)

Name: Panzer
Sphere: Armor
Primary form: A single piece of armor, like a belt, gauntlet, chest plate, etc. Panzer can then use other armor, to form a humanoid body. The primary piece can shape shift, the rest cannot.
Symbol: A chest plate. Can also include pauldrons, helmet, and even a full set of armor.
Description: Panzer is the strongest, hardest, softest, heaviest, lightest, and most flexible piece of armor that exists. Panzer is the perfect armor.

Spoiler: piratejoe (click to show/hide)

Name: Ne'tharil
Sphere: Nature, intrigue/spying
Primary form: Appears as a humanoid wearing a dark brown fur as a top and brown pants, they also have a wooden amulet with a emerald in it and have white hair that has black stripes.
Symbol: A large tree with a dagger in it.

Spoiler: hector13 (click to show/hide)

Name: Cliche
Sphere: Stereotypes
Primary form: Exactly what you'd expect.
Symbol: A printing press, because I might as well be cheeky and include a literal stereotype too!

Spoiler: Demonic Spoon (click to show/hide)

Name: Pharact
Sphere: Magic
Primary form: A giant olm with long blue tongue within a faint cloud of purple fog.
Symbol: A eye gripped within a claw.
Description: Pharact desires power, security, and knowledge, and to these ends will offer some of his accumulated power and knowledge to others for greater harvest later on.

Spoiler: DreamerGhost (click to show/hide)

Name: Renagor
Sphere: Mobility
Primary form: A tall man standing on whatever fastest thing the viewer knows of.
Symbol: A meteor
Description: Renagor likes going fast. His hobbies involve racing, building fast things, watching fast things and free falling. He can be found moving to places, from places, or in between two places.

Spoiler: S34N1C (click to show/hide)

Name: Lazan
Sphere: knowledge, scholars
Primary form: A librarian.
Symbol: A book, quill, and inkwell
Description:

Spoiler: TheBiggerFish (click to show/hide)

Name: Pisces
Sphere: Fish/sea life
Primary form: A sea serpent.
Symbol: A sea serpent.  Often stylized into an ouroburos.
Motivations and goals: Make fish.

Spoiler: Ardent Debater (click to show/hide)

Name: Iram The Wrathful, Blood Thirster, Bane Of Nations, Slayer Of Kings, War Incarnate, etc.

Spheres: War, (This extends to all mortal/immortal conflict, not just large battles) and Savagery.

Primary form: Iram The Wrathful seems to tower above all he meets, his body is humanoid in shape and form. His skin resembles crimson burnished bronze, his body ripples with titanic muscles and is crisscrossed with innumerable scars from past battles. Iram's face is strange, his two eyes are darker than mortal comprehension and seem to pierce those he gazes upon, he has no nose, rather two slits, his gaping maw is filled with jagged, razor sharp teeth, and his long black tongue gesticulates wildly and constantly. A colossal pair of blackened ram's horns the color of ash protrude from his skull. His facial structure and features are very crude and primitive seeming overall, this quality extends to the rest of his body as well. He seems to be either extremely happy and amused, or in a frothing berserk rage, there is no middle ground with him.
Iram wears a pelt belonging to the strongest species of monster in existence, what appears to be dozens of mismatched pieces of artifact armor and jewelry, he also wears many ghastly trophies of past foes. Teeth necklaces, skulls affixed to armor, the whole shebang. Over his shoulder an enormous blackened weapon is sheathed, it seems to change shape constantly, one moment a great-sword, the next, a Dane axe. Iram carries himself confidently, and speaks in a loud, booming voice. Despite his seemingly casual demeanor, everything about him seems to suggest legendary martial skill.

Symbol: Iram The Wrathful is depicted in bronze statues, or bronze amulets depicting a weapon of some sort. He is also thought to partially reside in every battle. Iram's Temples always double as Fortresses and Barracks. Iram doesn't care for quietly devout mortals or prayer, rather, he respects the strong and those who devote themselves to a life of battle, whether or not they do so in his name. In religious ceremonies to Iram, the sacrifice of sapient beings is encouraged, as is gladiatorial blood sports, and drunken debauchery.

Description: Iram The Wrathful is extremely violent, and loves nothing more than violently slaying mortals and the divine servants of other Deities. He has a sense of good sportsmanship, when he challenges mortals he only manifests a fraction of his full power, and if he is slain, he rewards the mortal responsible. To divine servants, no holds are barred. Unlike many Gods of War, Iram doesn't despise Magic users, Magic is nothing but a means to an end, a tool to be used, nothing less, nothing more. After all, if a fireball is more effective than a blade, it is only good strategy to apply it. He doesn't care how a mortal slays his opponents, only that he does. Iram hates Technology, and sees those who depend on it as weak, he opposes its refinement and research, but encourages the invention of better weapons, armor, equipment, and strategies for war. Iram views looting, burning, and pillaging as acceptable pastimes and often, he indulges in such activities himself. Occasionally, when bored, Iram will manifest on the world in a mortal body, and challenge every dangerous looking mortal he sees to a fight to the death, or only to first blood, if he's feeling generous. If a mortal succeeds in slaying his mortal body, he rewards them, if he slays them but had a hard time doing so, he rewards them. He is amused by other Deities and their creations.

Spoiler: crazyabe (click to show/hide)

Name: Organech
Spheres: Clockwork, Chaos
Primary form: A Large Humanoid made of Millions of Gears, Many turning in Impossible manners.
Symbol: a Golden Cog, upon a Silver background.
Description: He Cares not of the Parts, only of Goals he may or may not have.

Spoiler: Rolepgeek (click to show/hide)

Name: Khava Baras, The Engineer
Sphere: Automation, Persistence
Primary form: A roiling mass of mechanical, biological, and arcane parts, orbiting/writhing around a slowly pulsing perfect sphere.
Symbol: A perfect circle, with a twelve-toothed gear pressed/carved into it's face. Further designs indicate individual sects of her worship.
Description: The World Engine must come to fruition. The design is not yet known. The materials do not yet exist. The operation is not yet possible. The World Engine will come to be, and so will the world be complete.

Spoiler: endlessblaze (click to show/hide)

name: vimbr
sphere: fire, life
primary form: vimbr looks like a human with wings of flame. his eyes are red. all parts of his eyes turn gold when he uses his energy. On his right hand is a glowing red mark, depicting a fireblossom. He wears a gold circlet on his head, ornate in shape but otherwise unadorned. His clothes consist of a red coat with black trim, and plain red pants.
Symbol: the symbol most associated with him and his followers is the fireblossom. Or at least it will be once he makes fireblossoms and gets some followers.

discription: kind and friendly, vimber enjoys creating life and a beautiful safe havens for it. Vimbr is protective and becomes greatly emotionally invested in pretty much anything or anyone he creates, and will defend those things with every ounce of his being, often in dramatic fashions. though he much prefers everyone getting along.

Spoiler: AbstractTraitorHero (click to show/hide)

Name: Amber The Undying
Sphere: Fire, undeath
Motivations:To eventually permeantly restore the perceived damage to her old body and be someone that herself and her creations can be proud of.
Personality: Slightly creepy at times if friendly displaying a disturbing lack of compassion to her enemy's and when truly threatened or her creations threatened she may fly Into a rage.
Primary form: A rotting corpse of a dead women her hair is falling out and is a light black her right side of her face of gone replaced by a burning green flame that makes it look like her face is burning away.Her green eyes are dull and always wide with some kind of agony or terror and she wears a torn and burned gravekeepers robe her body marred with burns and wounds of some sorta dark green flame almost like a tattoo is visible right where her heart is it glows bright and tends to pulse occasionally causing the body to twitch in horror.Ultimatly Amber's form is that if a decayed and dying women looking to be in agony with green flames in and around parts of her body
Symbol: a circle of green flames, leading into a portal of dark energy.
Description:A self proclaimed human who ascended to god hood in a fire tornado of death and fire where her body was terribly damaged before she achieved god hood by absorbing such power and eventually she woke up in the games setting whether or not any of this is true or just mad manufactured memory's is impossible to know.

Spoiler: micelus (click to show/hide)

[spoiler=Mavnon, Overseer of Ascendance]Name: Mavnon, Overseer of Ascendance
Sphere: Oversized Machinery & Conflict
Primary form: He/she takes the form of a soldier, dressed in an ornate yet-no-nosnense officer's uniform. A touch tablet with Mavnon's in-house OS and a rusty rapier are always on her/his person. Two mechanical spheres hover behind him, one faintly blue and the other faintly gold.
Symbol: A towering giant ornate and yer oddly elegant winged mecha.
Description: Backward, forward, backward again. Forward, forward, into oblivion-bless. Up/down, left/right, down once more into heaven-plight.  Forward, backward, forward again. Down, down into ascendance and might. Rise, rise, mortal-fight. Rise, rise, mechanical-blight. The masculine personality of Mavnon is a brilliant if somewhat speech-impaired visionary, the side of Mavnon who knows for a fact what he wants to do and why he'd do it. He is a single-minded and at times reckless, doing all he can to achieve his goal of 'Ascendance'. What this means exactly, is something the persona cannot seemingly explain. He usually lets his feminine counterpart do the talking and is usually stuck deep in the god's psyche, thinking and planning. His favoured offering are barely-functional machines..

Ascendance by my means is the truth of Creation. No path is open beyond mine, for they are false aberrations. Speak not of them in my presence or prepare for incineration, unless you defeat me in war, which would give me...considerations. Friend or foe, come you all, and test me and my ideal in debate and flagellation. The feminine personality is a poet at heart, someone who sees the beauty in all things, be they newborn children or dismembered limbs. She also, interestingly enough, is the one who makes sure that whatever idea the masculine personality comes up with is actually carried through. Having an understanding of social etiquette more than makes up for the masculine persona's disabilities. Her favoured offering is badly-written literature.

Spoiler: IcyTea31 (click to show/hide)

Name: Ruusukaija

Spheres: Music, Passion

Primary form: A rosy-faced lovebird carrying around a cello that should be way too large for him to play. Somehow, he manages.

Symbol: A leitmotiv. It is meant to be actively played around holy sites as a part of hymns, but a sheet music presentation works in a pinch:

^{((Ten points to the one who figures out where I arranged this from.))}
If there is no room for the full score, merely the G major key signature will suffice.

Description: A song may take you someplace else / away from worldly pain / passion prevails and sorrow melts / when Ruusukaija reigns //

Spoiler: Detoxicated (click to show/hide)

Name: Gowler
Sphere: Sand and Bones
Primary form: An antropomorphic sandstorn with many bones that create a face, within it
Symbol: A skull made of Sand grains
Description: This enigmatic god has a knack for mischief but also enjoys helping people

Spoiler: gman8181 (click to show/hide)

Name: Morgon (Unless I come up with something better  )
Sphere: Pacts and Desire
Primary Form: Morgon appears as a faint light surrounded by a dense fog. If a less powerful entity tries to get closer to the light inside the fog, they will instead find a glowing image of what they desire most.
Symbol: A sunrise / a depiction of dawn
Description: To the casual observer, Morgon's desire appears to be fulfilling the desires of others. Known most widely as the Lord of the Pact, he is a being who is often willing to grant any desire for the right price. Those who have lost hope in their own ability to achieve their dreams are the ones most drawn to Morgon. Like a distant lighthouse in dark and shrouded waters, Morgon draws in those weak of heart and those devoid of hope. To them, he promises everything they could ever desire in exchange for a pact. Thus many sell what they have come to value least to Morgon. They sell themselves.

Spoiler: Atian the Elephantman God (click to show/hide)

Name: Lackiopiene
Sphere: Filling in the things that lack in the world. (I dont know how to describe it in one word)
Primary Form: A red shifting alien form.
Symbol: A circle with two lines going through it.
Description: Believing that the world is always lacking something Lackiopiene will use their power to fill in the things that are missing!

Spoiler: Bluexdog (click to show/hide)

Name: Mira
Sphere: Love and Motherhood
Primary form: A silver haired women
Symbol: A Sliver flame
Description: Kind, motherly, will kill anyone who messes with her children

[Kilojoule Proton]

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[Demonic Spoon]

Name: Pharact
Sphere: Magic
Primary form: A giant olm with long blue tongue within a faint cloud of purple fog.
Symbol: A eye gripped within a claw.
Description: Pharact desires power, security, and knowledge, and to these ends will offer some of his accumulated power and knowledge to others for greater harvest later on.

Nam: Purr the Fluffy
Spher: Luxury and Charisma
Primar for: A giant ball of wonderfully soft and luxurious fluffy fur. Sometimes it purrs
Symbo: A ball of fluff
Descriptio: Purr likes being comfortable, and likes making others comfortable too. Though it keeps some secrets it has a peculiar sort of honour where it refuses to speak falsehoods, but likes twisting the truth.

[DreamerGhost]

Name: Renagor
Sphere: Mobility
Primary form: A tall man standing on whatever fastest thing the viewer knows of.
Symbol: A meteor
Description: Renagor likes going fast. His hobbies involve racing, building fast things, watching fast things and free falling. He can be found moving to places, from places, or in between two places.

[Demonic Spoon]

Factories/generators

The break-even factor has been increased to 7 for Basic-Advanced things, 10 for Elite-Divine things, and 14 for Mighty-Almighty things. This means that a construct that creates a unit of a Basic race Tickly will now cost 28E, the price of 7 units. Factory-produced things will be slightly less powerful than individually-produced things of the same tier.

...well shit.

There goes my entire game-plan. Those price increases even for basic-advanced things hurt like hell.

I might need to think up a completely new character.

EDIT: @KJP, Character application edited if you could please update?

[micelus]

Bueno. Will come up with a new sheet soon.

[S34N1C]

Snipped because it wouldn't fit the game very well. Coming up with a new one.
Name: Lazan
Sphere: knowledge, scholars
Primary form: A librarian.
Symbol: A book, quill, and inkwell
Description:

[TheBiggerFish]

Name: Pisces
Sphere: Fish/sea life
Primary form: A sea serpent.
Symbol: A sea serpent.  Often stylized into an ouroburos.
Motivations and goals: Make fish.

[Ardent Debater]

Excellent, Excellent... I'll be sure to keep things interesting!

Spoiler:  Iram The Wrathful (click to show/hide)

Name: Iram The Wrathful, Blood Thirster, Bane Of Nations, Slayer Of Kings, War Incarnate, etc.

Spheres: War, (This extends to all mortal/immortal conflict, not just large battles) and Savagery.

Primary form: Iram The Wrathful seems to tower above all he meets, his body is humanoid in shape and form. His skin resembles crimson burnished bronze, his body ripples with titanic muscles and is crisscrossed with innumerable scars from past battles. Iram's face is strange, his two eyes are darker than mortal comprehension and seem to pierce those he gazes upon, he has no nose, rather two slits, his gaping maw is filled with jagged, razor sharp teeth, and his long black tongue gesticulates wildly and constantly. A colossal pair of blackened ram's horns the color of ash protrude from his skull. His facial structure and features are very crude and primitive seeming overall, this quality extends to the rest of his body as well. He seems to be either extremely happy and amused, or in a frothing berserk rage, there is no middle ground with him.
Iram wears a pelt belonging to the strongest species of monster in existence, what appears to be dozens of mismatched pieces of artifact armor and jewelry, he also wears many ghastly trophies of past foes. Teeth necklaces, skulls affixed to armor, the whole shebang. Over his shoulder an enormous blackened weapon is sheathed, it seems to change shape constantly, one moment a great-sword, the next, a Dane axe. Iram carries himself confidently, and speaks in a loud, booming voice. Despite his seemingly casual demeanor, everything about him seems to suggest legendary martial skill.

Symbol: Iram The Wrathful is depicted in bronze statues, or bronze amulets depicting a weapon of some sort. He is also thought to partially reside in every battle. Iram's Temples always double as Fortresses and Barracks. Iram doesn't care for quietly devout mortals or prayer, rather, he respects the strong and those who devote themselves to a life of battle, whether or not they do so in his name. In religious ceremonies to Iram, the sacrifice of sapient beings is encouraged, as is gladiatorial blood sports, and drunken debauchery.

Description: Iram The Wrathful is extremely violent, and loves nothing more than violently slaying mortals and the divine servants of other Deities. He has a sense of good sportsmanship, when he challenges mortals he only manifests a fraction of his full power, and if he is slain, he rewards the mortal responsible. To divine servants, no holds are barred. Unlike many Gods of War, Iram doesn't despise Magic users, Magic is nothing but a means to an end, a tool to be used, nothing less, nothing more. After all, if a fireball is more effective than a blade, it is only good strategy to apply it. He doesn't care how a mortal slays his opponents, only that he does. Iram hates Technology, and sees those who depend on it as weak, he opposes its refinement and research, but encourages the invention of better weapons, armor, equipment, and strategies for war. Iram views looting, burning, and pillaging as acceptable pastimes and often, he indulges in such activities himself. Occasionally, when bored, Iram will manifest on the world in a mortal body, and challenge every dangerous looking mortal he sees to a fight to the death, or only to first blood, if he's feeling generous. If a mortal succeeds in slaying his mortal body, he rewards them, if he slays them but had a hard time doing so, he rewards them. He is amused by other Deities and their creations.

[Happy Demon]

Well, I better post here, so I don't miss any new posts.

[Stirk]

Name: Muda
Sphere: Space-time
Primary form: A black hole, in a vaguely humanoid shape.
Symbol: The outline of a vortex
Description: Muda believes himself to be the rightful Emperor of all space-time, his domain. Everything in existence will one day bow before him, no matter the cost. Arrogant and warlike, he is willing to destroy his enemies completely and utterly with no mercy.

[Happy Demon]

Now to do what I always do.
Make a race before the game's even started.

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Spoiler: The Fires of the Forge (click to show/hide)

Flamme (plural: Flammen)

A race of living fire, shaped like people, and burns everlasting (can only die from depletion, can't die of age).
They consume anything to stoke their flame, for they use it for everything.
Reproduction, survival, metallurgy, magic, etc. All use their flame.

A naked Flamme, is vulnerable, as they constantly lose their warmth.
Therefore it is common for them to use any insulators they can, so they don't radiate what keeps them burning.
Due to this, they are often adorned with armor, which they make themselves. This pursuit of insulating armor, makes them constantly create new pieces to insure as much protection as possible.
They grow from a head's size to man size in just 100 years. Then they slow in growth, but still grow. To reach twice their height, requires 1 000 years. Twice that, 10 000 years.

The Flammen are strong, durable, and very intelligent.

I'm sorta aiming for Divine Race, because Panzer likes their super powerful children.

[hector13]

I actually need to post to get updates.

So that's what I'll do...