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5 players get in. Acts are fairly common. Waitlist plus requests.

10 (62.5%)

All players get in. Acts are fairly common. Players play one turn, then switch with another player.

6 (37.5%)

Total Members Voted: 16

Voting closed: October 16, 2017, 12:01:04 pm

[Doubloon-Seven]

God of mad scientists, eh? The future does not bode well.

[Roboson]

Lots of good submissions so far. I'm probably going to start the game over the weekend. I'll leave submissions open until then and then figure out a fair way to select players.

[crazyabe]

Ways I can think of
>Poll, Put everyone(General) Up in a poll and let US vote for up to three people, then let in the [X] Highest voted players in.
>Pull names out of a hat
>Roll a Die and assign everyone to a number

[Doubloon-Seven]

Ah, so not everyone who "applies" gets to play? How many players do you think will get accepted?

[Puppyguard]

How many players do you think will get accepted?

[Shadowclaw777]

Has anyone ever considered that the best way to value player's application is through a self-process of quality assessment with a factor of variety (like not including 4 gods of knowledge).

[Puppyguard]

But four gods of knowledge could be an interesting mix, four nations under their deity battling over forbidden knowledge.

[Taricus]

Well it would be until you realise one of the four is also a god of war. Thou shalt not fight a god of war; it never ends well

[Doubloon-Seven]

You know, I should probably change away to increase variety here.

Spoiler: Julius (click to show/hide)

Name: Julius
Spheres: Life, Order
Appearance: A white Stag made of faintly glowing ethereal energy, with a particularly impressive set of antlers.
Personality: Normally very optimistic, caring toward mortals. Dislikes conflict under most circumstances, and attempts to get along with others well. However, when Gods go against the tenets of order (Not in the mechanical, pure sense, but the sense in which every part of the ecosystem is working harmonically) he becomes intensely protective and somewhat hostile to those who initiated conflict. Nevertheless, He rarely sees mortals as being at fault, and that they can be helped to what is "morally right".
Goals: Protect the life of Mortals, Ensure the prosperity of life, and prevent the spread of chaos (in the form of war and calamity).

Not your conventional nature god, but it still fills an empty spot.

[NUKE9.13]

So, let's see. We have, so far, the gods of
-Renewal
-Chaos
-Earth, Gravity, and Entrophy [sic]
-War, Beauty, Engineering
-Improvement, Analysis, Application
-Tinkering, Mutation, Curiosity
-Food, Metals, War. (I guess the connection is that they're the god of cutlery? Very sharp cutlery?)
-Monsters, Bravoure, Might (Bravoure being fancy for Bravery)
-Life, Order

Hmm. I might make an application later today, if inspiration strikes.

[Nakéen]

You know, I should probably change away to increase variety here.

Spoiler: Julius (click to show/hide)

Name: Julius
Spheres: Life, Order
Appearance: A white Stag made of faintly glowing ethereal energy, with a particularly impressive set of antlers.
Personality: Normally very optimistic, caring toward mortals. Dislikes conflict under most circumstances, and attempts to get along with others well. However, when Gods go against the tenets of order (Not in the mechanical, pure sense, but the sense in which every part of the ecosystem is working harmonically) he becomes intensely protective and somewhat hostile to those who initiated conflict. Nevertheless, He rarely sees mortals as being at fault, and that they can be helped to what is "morally right".
Goals: Protect the life of Mortals, Ensure the prosperity of life, and prevent the spread of chaos (in the form of war and calamity).

Not your conventional nature god, but it still fills an empty spot.

I think your initial sheet was pretty fine, the four "tech" gods are pretty diverse to me.
Teknix is a god of mad science and discovery. As long as it's something new, it's good for him.
Kyazir is a god of aesthetic mechanisms. It seems like one to follow a selective kind of improvement.
Only Acter and Kalak'r seems a bit similar "tech" wise. Both are gods viewing all sort of knowledge worth remembering. The main difference is that Acter focus on discovery, while Kalak'r focus on remembering.

Kalak'r could be seen as an archivist, keeper of knowledge, while Acter is more of a searcher.

So, let's see. We have, so far, the gods of
-Renewal
-Chaos
-Earth, Gravity, and Entrophy [sic]
-War, Beauty, Engineering
-Improvement, Analysis, Application
-Tinkering, Mutation, Curiosity
-Food, Metals, War. (I guess the connection is that they're the god of cutlery? Very sharp cutlery?)
-Monsters, Bravoure, Might (Bravoure being fancy for Bravery)
-Life, Order

Hmm. I might make an application later today, if inspiration strikes.

Ooh thanks for pointing Barvoure out. I forgot to translate it back into english after writing it.

[Hawk132]

It's been a while since my last god game.

Spoiler: Typheus, Birther of Legends (click to show/hide)

God Name: Typheus
Sphere(s): Monsters, Bravery, Might

Appearance:
Normal: An old man with long gray hair and beard. His wrinkled skin is gray colored, and his white eyes lack pupils. His body is unnaturally muscular.
Enraged: The same old man, whose skin has turned charred black, and his hair into flame breathing serpents. His eyes burn with a fiery inferno, and his wrinkles have been replaced by red crackles of energy.

Personality (optional):
A silent and ruthless individual. He loves mortals in his own twisted way, wishing for them to surpass their limits despite their inherent mortality. He greatly values and respect noble souls, and won't hesitate to reward those who earned his respect.
He despises gods who attempt to control every aspects of mortal life, thinking they make them grow weak and dependent.

Goals (optional):
-To create monsters and divine challenges, so that mortals may ascend to heroes and accomplish many feats.

I'm getting a Proelior vibe from this guy. highfives

Also, PTW. And inb4 anyone asks, Proelior was a character of mine in Nakeen's godgames.

[Nakéen]

It's been a while since my last god game.

Spoiler: Typheus, Birther of Legends (click to show/hide)

God Name: Typheus
Sphere(s): Monsters, Bravery, Might

Appearance:
Normal: An old man with long gray hair and beard. His wrinkled skin is gray colored, and his white eyes lack pupils. His body is unnaturally muscular.
Enraged: The same old man, whose skin has turned charred black, and his hair into flame breathing serpents. His eyes burn with a fiery inferno, and his wrinkles have been replaced by red crackles of energy.

Personality (optional):
A silent and ruthless individual. He loves mortals in his own twisted way, wishing for them to surpass their limits despite their inherent mortality. He greatly values and respect noble souls, and won't hesitate to reward those who earned his respect.
He despises gods who attempt to control every aspects of mortal life, thinking they make them grow weak and dependent.

Goals (optional):
-To create monsters and divine challenges, so that mortals may ascend to heroes and accomplish many feats.

I'm getting a Proelior vibe from this guy. highfives

Also, PTW. And inb4 anyone asks, Proelior was a character of mine in Nakeen's godgames.

Proelior! It does take me back. This game was great fun for me. highfive back

[Glass]

Only Acter and Kalak'r seems a bit similar "tech" wise. Both are gods viewing all sort of knowledge worth remembering. The main difference is that Acter focus on discovery, while Kalak'r focus on remembering.

Kalak'r could be seen as an archivist, keeper of knowledge, while Acter is more of a searcher.

Yeah, that probably sounds about right. Acter also isn't just about technological and magical improvement, but also social improvement and personal improvement. Take anything, and make it better. That "anything" isn't limited in scope.

[Doubloon-Seven]

Well, I should still probably branch out. I played a tech god last time I played in a god game.