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[Kilojoule Proton]

Day-eties 2: Age of the Titans: Electric Boogaloo

D-e 2 IC

"I see something disturbs you, Lucida. It can't be the blank tapestry, or can it?"
"They forget what came before and what is yet to come. They forget the ancient passions and rivalries. They forget their inevitable doom."
"Let'f tell them a ftory! One about the Before-Time! About when fmiting all of some oaf's worshipers waf as easy as making ftars! Onfe upon a time, when the universe waf ftill in Fluxf..."

Overview

Spoiler: Is (click to show/hide)

Cave of Destinies

The Tapestry of Fate
Arial, Destiny of the Weird Dawn and the Past
Verdana, Destiny of the Word Day and the Present
Lucida, Destiny of the Should Dusk and the Future

Spoiler: Is Not (click to show/hide)

Overtitans
None! How dreadful!

Titans
None! How dreadful!

Actions and prices

Spoiler: General (click to show/hide)

General

Income
Overtitan: 6E
Titan: 2E

Unused Essence does not roll over. At the start of every turn, each living Overtitan has 6E, and each living Titan has 2E.

Tiers
All creations of the same tier share the same price, although not all tiers are available for all creations. Tiers not listed in the pricelists are either unavailable or the results of scribal errors.

• Inalienable: 0E. Can always be done for free unless dead (or spamming excessively)
• Free: 0E. Can be done for free if free/unconstrained (or not spamming). Talking (except mass proclamations) counts as a free action.
• Basic: 0E. Can be done up to 3 times a turn
• Minor: 1E
• Major: 2E
• Greater: 4E
• Grand: 8E
• Cosmic: 16E. Generally on the same level as gods and have guaranteed independence/free will.
• Titanic: Inaccessible at low Flux and below
• Primordial: Inaccessible at moderate Flux and below

Flux discounts

Except for Places, which have slightly lower discounts, here is a list of how many tiers are added on for free depending on the Flux:

Discounts:

• Moderate: 1 tier
• High: 2 tiers
• Extreme: 3 tiers

Naming
Creating anything lasting requires that said thing be given a name. This requires a Basic action if not done as part of the action. If the creation fails to be named by the end of a turn, it will be open for naming by anyone. If it somehow fails to be named by the end of the next turn, it will be devoured by horrors! Don't let this happen to your poor playthings! Name them! It's perfectly fine to grant naming permissions to others, of course.

Upgrades
To upgrade a creation to the next tier, simply pay the difference in costs. This must be done in the span of a turn or all the Essence put toward the upgrade will simply vanish in a miraculous puff. Certain bits of lore and questing rewards and such can provide one-shot discounts toward such upgrades, but these are unlikely to appear just yet...

Without permission to upgrade a creation, this is treated as an Alteration Intervention.

Spoiler: Places (click to show/hide)

Places
Titanic Age Places prices:

• Inalienable: Temporary Site
• Basic: Site: A lake, enough space for several towns, a modest forest
• Minor: Locale: A sea, enough space for several Sites, a mountain range
• Major: Region: A great sea, enough space for several Locales, a large piece of a Continent
• Greater: Continent/Ocean: Starts to be self-explanatory. Requires moderate Flux
• Grand: World/Plane/Star or several Continents/Oceans. Requires high Flux
• Cosmic: Several Worlds/Planes/Stars. Requires high Flux
• Primordial: Universe. Requires high Flux

Places receive one free tier at High Flux and two free tiers at Extreme Flux.

Spoiler: Interventions (click to show/hide)

Interventions: Codes, Proclamations, Destruction, and Alterations

Titanic Age Intervention prices

• Inalienable: Affect a piece of furniture, destroy/alter several (mundane) items. Yes, this means even imprisoned titans/gods can play poltergeist pranks on mortals
• Free: Affect a house, destroy a room's worth of furniture
• Basic: Affect a town, destroy a house, smite unnamed mortals
• Minor: Affect a Site/county, destroy a town, smite minor mortals
• Major: Affect a Locale/province, destroy a Site/county, smite locally important mortals
• Greater: Affect a Region/kingdom, destroy a Locale/province, smite regionally important mortals or obscure heroes
• Grand: Affect a Continent/Ocean/empire, destroy a Region/kingdom, smite very important mortals or most heroes
• Cosmic: Affect Worlds/Planes/Stars or even other titans, destroy a Continent/Ocean/empire, smite all but the most powerful heroes
• Titanic: Affect the entire universe, destroy entire Worlds/Planes/Stars or even other titans, smite any hero
• Primordial: Destroy the entire universe and half of all titans

At moderate Flux, all Interventions are one tier more powerful, and at high Flux, all Interventions are two tiers more powerful. At Extreme Flux, all Interventions are three tiers more powerful.

Proclamations and Codes
Proclamations are lasting decrees that can affect most any targeted creation of the appropriate size. They can be used to grant power to mortals, punish their misdeeds, create magical effects, and basically anything else that requires power but no presence.

Codes are sets of Proclamations and take precedence over individual Proclamations of the same tier.

Up to three discounts apply to Proclamations and Codes:

• Temporary: +1 tier for Proclamations/Codes lasting only two full days. Most applicable for blessings/curses.
• Loophole: +1 tier for Proclamations/Codes with loopholes satisfiable for others baked in. Claiming this requires PMing your GM even for blindingly obvious loopholes
• Long: +1 tier for Proclamations/Codes of over 250 meaningful words. The GM will be the final judge on whether this applies.

Destruction and Alteration
Prices for Destruction actions are given in the pricelist. +1 tier modifiers are available with sufficient justification/stunting, e.g. pouring a bucket of water on a witch vulnerable to water instead of boringly unmaking the witch. Likewise, -1 tier modifiers will be assessed for particularly boring methods.

Alteration without permission from the creator (or creation, for high-power creations) is resolved just like Destruction but without the actual destruction.
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Spoiler: Peoples, Animals, and Plants (click to show/hide)

Peoples, Animals, and Plants

Note that creating civilizations out of existing peoples is far cheaper and less subject to chance with respect to their governments. The only real downside is the complete lack of control over the underlying species.

Price and Power/Numbers
Titanic Age Civilizations prices:

• Basic: A town
• Minor: A large city, a county, or several towns
• Major: A province or several counties/cities
• Greater: A kingdom or several provinces
• Grand: An empire or several kingdoms
• Cosmic: A hegemony or several empires
• Titanic: A world-spanning state
• Primordial: A state spanning several worlds

Moderate Flux grants a +1 tier bonus, High Flux grants a +2 tier bonus, and Extreme Flux grants a +3 tier bonus.

Titanic Age Peoples/Animals/Plants prices:

• Minor: Pitiful/High, Low/Average, Average/Low, High/Pitiful (insufficient for sapience)
• Major: Pitiful/Extreme, Low/High, Average/Average, High/Low, Extreme/Pitiful
• Greater: Low/Extreme, Average/High, High/Average, Extreme/Low, Unfathomable/Pitiful
• Grand: Average/Extreme, High/High, Extreme/Average, Unfathomable/Low, Divine/Pitiful
• Cosmic: High/Extreme, Extreme/High, Unfathomable/Average, Divine/Low
• Titanic: Unfathomable/Extreme, Divine/Average
• Primordial: Divine/High

Note: Adding sapience consumes 1 Power/Numbers, e.g. Average/High -> Low/High or Average/Average (cost: Greater, effective tier: Major).

Power: The overall prowess of the creation. This includes but is not limited to such things as intelligence, toughness, strength, magical properties, and innate abilities.

• Pitiful: Mice, dandelions, krill
• Low: Tuna, pine trees, kelp, kobolds, sheep, chickens, crops
• Average: Dogs, dolphins, cows, dwarves, medicinal plants
• High: Dinosaurs, giants, magical plants
• Extreme: Dragons, ents, HFS, very magical plants
• Unfathomable: More dragons, entire populations of mythic monsters
• Divine: Godly dragons, fate-of-the-world plants

Numbers: The distribution of the creation.

• Pitiful: Double-digit population or constrained to a Site
• Low: Bottlenecked but viable population or constrained to a Locale
• Average: Stable population or constrained to a Region
• High: Large population or constrained to a Continent/Ocean
• Extreme: Ubiquitous or constrained to a World/Plane/Star

Spoiler: Persons: Heroes and Servants (click to show/hide)

Persons: Heroes and Servants

Heroes are independent, free-willed agents (at least initially) agreeable to their creators' agendas. Through great feats of derring-do, they can gain enough power to defy even the will of the Destinies. Servants are generally extensions of their creators and incapable of much independent thought. Either may be based on People or Animals. They may optionally be flavored as Monsters, Abominations, Beasts, Angels, Voices, or Messengers, Adventurers as long as it's obvious whether they have free will or not.

Titanic Age Persons prices

• Inalienable: A temporary Person. (1d6: 6+ average, else irrelevant)
• Basic: No significant powers except biological immortality, just a name. (1d6: 6+ appropriate skillset, else average)
• Minor: A fitting animal (e.g. Lassie) or a professional (1d6: 6+ highly skilled, else skilled) or a party of randoms
• Major: A powerful, highly skilled animal (e.g. Pegasus) or a luminary of its discipline (1d6: 6+ master, else highly skilled) or a party of professionals
• Greater: A master of its discipline or an incredibly powerful animal (e.g. Hydra) (1d6: 6+ prodigy, else highly skilled) or a party of elites
• Grand: A uniquely powerful beast (e.g. Charybdis) or an Archon, a singularly skilled individual (1d6: 6+ divine, else singular) or a party of prodigies
• Cosmic: A divine beast (e.g. Jormungandr) or a minor titan/god (1d6: 6+ titan/god, else minor titan/god) or a party of Archons
• Titanic: A titan/god (1d6: 6+ major titan/god) or a pantheon of minor titans/gods
• Primordial: A major titan/god (1d6: 6+ primordial) or a pantheon of titans/gods

At Extreme Flux, all Persons are three tiers cheaper, and at High Flux, all Persons are two tiers cheaper, i.e. 1E suffices to create what would normally be Greater-tier. At Moderate Flux, all Persons are one tier cheaper, i.e. 1E suffices to create Major-tier Persons. Note that minor titans/gods can and will perform minor actions and that major titans/gods can and will perform major actions and may be pulled into conflicts.

Spoiler: Artifacts and Constructions (click to show/hide)

Artifacts and Constructions

Titanic Age Artifacts/Constructions prices:

• Inalienable: A temporary trinket, e.g. a random mundane necklace or spoon
• Basic: A named mundane trinket or construction, e.g. a small shrine or a wedding ring
• Minor: A slightly magical item or construction, e.g. a special shrine or an ever-full mug of booze
• Major: A typical magical item or construction, e.g. a fiery sword or a curative pillar
• Greater: A fairly magical item of construction, e.g. a wind-controlling trident or a glyph of great power
• Grand: A powerful item or construction, e.g. a tectonic tower or a meteor catapult
• Cosmic: A titan/god-affecting item or construction, e.g. divine armor or a temple of universal stability
• Titanic: A world-affecting item or construction, e.g. an empowered permanent portal or a solar chariot
• Primordial: A universe-affecting item or construction, e.g. a Flux beacon or a star factory

As with Persons, on a roll of 6+, the artifact in question is upgraded one tier for free. Also, Moderate, High, and Extreme Flux provide free tier upgrades.

Power/Numbers

Somewhat like Peoples/Animals/Plants, Artifacts can have Power and Numbers for those cases when titans/gods wish to create multiple copies of things

Power: Use the artifact's tier for single artifacts and reduce as directed for copied artifacts. Cosmic+-tier artifacts can only ever be single artifacts.

Numbers:

• Single: -0 tiers: A single artifact
• Squad: -1 tier: A handful of copies enough for a party of adventurers
• Platoon: -2 tiers: Enough artifacts to arm a few dozen or an estate
• Company: -3 tiers: Enough artifacts to arm a few hundred or a village
• Regiment: -4 tiers: Enough artifacts to arm a few thousand or a town
• Legion: -5 tiers: Enough artifacts to arm a few tens of thousands or a city
• Army: -6 tiers: Enough artifacts to arm a few hundreds of thousands or a province
• Horde: -7 tiers: Enough artifacts to arm a few million or a kingdom

Spoiler: Titanic Age-specific mechanics (click to show/hide)

Flux
The Titanic Age is a time of incredible creations, glorious feats, and constant destruction! Flux determines the ease in which things can be created and destroyed, and some creations, such as worlds, titans, and cosmic keystones, require high Flux to create at all.

Generally, Moderate Flux provides a free tier, High Flux provides two free tiers, and Extreme Flux provides three free tiers.

As time goes on and more creations develop, everything will stabilize, thus decreasing Flux and the frequency of unexpected destruction at the price of creative ability. Certain creations are known to be particularly effective at containing Flux. Who knows how long the titans will have once Flux drops to low? What of their more fragile creations?

Anchors
Many creations of the Cosmic tier and above seem unreasonably effective at preventing random destruction in their vicinity regardless of their form or purpose. How weird!

Spoiler: Godly Age-specific mechanics (click to show/hide)

Nothing is known about this Age, but all will be revealed in time.

Spoiler: Conflicts (click to show/hide)

Infamy
A Conflict started without a pretense results in great Infamy. Even with a pretense, starting Conflicts over major issues can result in Infamy. This matters little to the warlike gods/titans, but high Infamy allows allies to refuse calls to arms with impunity and enemies to start Conflicts with reduced Infamy. Infamy decreases weekly.

Example pretenses:

• No pretense, aka "I just want to fight:" Very high
• Taking/destroying expensive creations: High
• Taking/destroying cheap creations: Low
• Sparring: No change
• Restoring a creation to its rightful owner: Low negative

Escalation and de-escalation
Each Conflict is assigned a Level of Conflict (LoC) and a Theater.

Levels of Conflict:

• No Quarter: Can only end when a side dies or is otherwise incapacitated
• Lethal: Can end with one side dying or a surrender. Escalates to no quarter if:
  • A member of the surrendering side reneges on the surrender
  • The Conflict involves a non-sapient incapable of understanding surrender
  • Lucida demands a sacrifice
• Non-lethal: Must end in explicit surrender/compromise. Escalates to lethal if:
  • One side uses lethal force
  • Collateral damage is sufficient to take out a major participant
• Brawl: Implicitly ends after a turn without any actions contributing to the Conflict. Can also end with a surrender or compromise

Theater:

• Universe or several worlds/planes/stars: Guaranteed to pull in all three Overtitans or upt to four random titans/gods or five Major+ creations
• World/plane/star or several Continents/oceans: Guaranteed to pull in two Overtitans or three random titans/gods or four Major+ creations
• Continent/ocean or several Regions/great oceans: Guaranteed to pull in an Overtitan or two random titans/gods or three Major+ creations
• Region/great sea or several Locales/seas: Guaranteed to pull in a random titan/god or two Major+ creations
• Locale/sea or several Sites/lakes: Guaranteed to pull in at least one Major+ creation
• Site/lake or several buildings: Probably already involves another creation, duh

Escalation side-effects:

• Both LoC and Theater: Collateral damage on current Theater's scale
• LoC only: Roll for collateral damage on a lower-tier subtheater's scale (1d6: 5+, no damage)
• Theater only: Roll for collateral damage on current Theater's scale (1d6: 5+, no damage)

Causing escalation:

• Calling in allies has a chance of causing escalation, which can in turn pull in more participants, for better or for worse. Feel free to make agreements for automatically calling in allies if necessary.
• Attacking or claiming additional targets outside the current Theater is very likely to result in escalation
• Attacking or claiming additional targets within the current Theater can potentially result in escalation if they contain (currently) uninvolved parties
• Using lethal force in a Brawl or Non-lethal Conflict against a primary participant will immediately trigger an LoC escalation. If the lethal force affected an area beyond the current Theater, Theater escalates as well.

De-escalation side-effects:

• Both LoC and Theater: Allows one participant to make a bid for backing out at no cost. Another may roll to also make a bid for backing out at no cost. (1d6: 3+ backs out, -1 for being a god or Cosmic+-tier creation). Automatically shrinks Theater. Prunes all orphaned subtheaters.
• LoC only: Allows one non-initiating participant to back out at no cost and another to roll to make a bid for backing out at no cost. (1d6: 4+ backs out, -1 for being a god or Cosmic+-tier entity).
• Theater: Automatically shrinks Theater. Roll to prune orphaned subtheaters (1d6: 1+ prunes, -2 for each claim on a subtheater)

Causing de-escalation:

• Have participants surrender/back out. This can cost Overtitan status and doesn't always work well. (Backing out at No Quarter LoC will result in death. Backing out while active participants have claims on one's creations counts as a surrender)
• Majority of participants explicitly agree to de-escalate LoC, Theater, or both. This incurs no penalties
• Have aggressors renounce claims. This partially reduces some of the previously incurred Infamy. If the aggressors all renounce all their active claims, the Conflict can end instead of just de-escalating (unless the defenders made some counter-claims and didn't renounce them...).

Resolving Conflicts

How Conflicts are resolved depends on the current LoC.

• No Quarter: This can only end with an initiating side dead or, if death is not immediately possible, incapacitated
• Lethal: This can end with the surrender or death (or incapacitation, if death is impossible) of an initiating side
• Non-lethal: This can end with an explicit surrender or compromise or some other agreement to stop fighting
• Brawl: This can end with a lack of interest for a full turn or explicit surrender or compromise

Titanic wounds and death

Our poor titans can be Healthy, Hurt, Injured, Maimed, and Dead in that order. Each successive state reduces Light, Might, and Sight by an increasing amount. For non-dead titans, it takes a turn of complete idleness to reverse one level of wounding. Dead titans can only be brought back through re-creation as detailed in Prices/Persons.

Lore

Spoiler: Titans, Overtitans, and Destinies, oh my! (click to show/hide)

Attributes
Three attributes apply to anyone of significance in the universe:

• Might: Omnipotence: Brute strength, divine power, fortitude
• Light: Omnipresence: Resilience, appeal, willpower
• Sight: Omniscience: Perception, agility, insight, dexterity

Titans
You!

If you're not an Overtitan yourself...

• ...but want to be one, arm yourself and challenge your least favorite one
• ...but need the protection and aren't already a vassal, ask to become a vassal of your favorite Overtitan
• ...and don't care, be vigilant!

Overtitans
There are always exactly three (3) Overtitans: The Overtitan of Light, the Overtitan of Might, and the Overtitan of Sight. These three lucky divinities are rewarded with a 6E income instead of a 2E income on top of a nice bonus to the Overtitan's specialty. Everyone else is understandably jealous about this honor, and every Overtitan's worst fear is several gods working in concert to knock them down.

Should there be more than one contender for an unoccupied Overtitan position, the next bearer of the title will be decided in a Brawl in a temporary Site. Surely this can't possibly escalate, nope nope! The challengers may opt to come to an agreement instead of potentially wrecking the world, but where's the fun in that?

List of things Overtitans must do to defend their title:

• Always come to the aid of vassal titans/gods/powerful entities under their protection. Failure to aid vassals results in immediate loss of the title.
• Fight off all challengers to the title. Failure to fight off a challenge in a timely manner results in immediate loss of the title to the challenger.
• Never swear fealty to a fellow Overtitan or worse, a regular titan. To do so is to renounce the title.
• Do things visibly. If more than a third of an Overtitan's actions in a week are secret or hidden, the title is put up for contest as usual. This is what vassals are for anyway
• Do things. If more than a third of an Overtitan's Essence in a week goes unspent, the Overtitan loses the title.

These should be enough, but if the mantle of Overtitan isn't being threatened enough, your fickle GM will step in to make sure the position is even more demanding than it already is.

Destinies

Three mysteeeeeEEEEeeerious beings in a cave at the edge of the universe who tirelessly weave a tapestry recording the happenings of the world. They hold strange powers unknown even to the powerful titans; only the mightiest of heroes seem to be able to resist their works. This intrigues them greatly.

• Arial, Destiny of the Weird Dawn: Presides over beginnings and births. Clothed in black. Known for her joviality, wit, and width.
• Verdana, Destiny of the Word Day: Presides over fortune, lives, and deeds. Clothed in red. Known for her dexterity and perceptiveness.
• Lucida, Destiny of the Should Dusk: Presides over endings, deaths, and cycles. Clothed in white. Known for her strength and unnerving aura and harsh decrees.

If their tapestry starts lagging behind the relentless pulse of the universe, they may be forced to intervene, which is seldom a pleasant affair.

Spoiler: Technology (click to show/hide)

Technology is always a thorny issue in god games, but for some reason, your GM feels like it won't be a problem for the Age of Titans... Suspicious! Nevertheless, let's try aiming for a Late Bronze Age-Early Iron Age aesthetic to appease the GM.

Sheets

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Name: E.g. Krios
Symbol: E.g. A hexagonal pattern of seven dots
Stats: (Total: 7 points)
Light: o o _ _ _ _ _
Might: _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Sight: o o o o o _ _
Description: E.g. A tall monolith in which strange energies flare, revealing images of an unknown plane in exchange for sacrifices of finely sliced frozen flesh and lightning.
Spheres: E.g. Ice, Lightning, Vision. Mostly cosmetic
Wants to be an Overtitan: Yes, Sight


Rules updates
Since I didn't go through the trouble of testing this ruleset, we'll just have to revise it on the go. With that said, here is the intended schedule for rules updates:

• Critical exploit: Immediate, with exploiting action(s) reversed/canceled where possible and deducted for where impossible
• Most improvements/fixes/tweaks: Collected throughout week, announced at start of Saturday turn, implemented at start of Sunday turn
• Polled petitions: Open for up to 72 hours after posting (but can resolve sooner if responses arrive faster)

I'll be happy to discuss improvements/revisions to the system with players and lurkers, and I'll try polling for less immediate changes when possible.

Inspired by Nakéen's Ema: a Story of Gods

[Kilojoule Proton]

Overtitans: Deferred until start of world

Spoiler: Titans (click to show/hide)

Name: Búri
Symbol: A square, bisected by a horizontal line, framed in another square. When the symbol is written by its owner himself, it glows coldly blue.
Stats:
-Light: o o o o _ _ _
-Might: o o _ _ _ _ _
-Sight: o _ _ _ _ _ _
Description: A blue-glowing sphere of solid opaque ice about the height of a man, hovering about a foot off the ground, with fine grooves suggesting it is composed of individual ice bricks joined neatly together.
Spheres: Identity, solidity, cold.
Wants to be an Overtitan: Yes, Light

Wow, that is a lot of rules this time >_>

Name: Crani
Symbol: A skull facing right, typically embellished to the maker's species
Stats: (Total: 7 points)
Light: o _ _ _ _ _ _
Might: o o 0 O O _ _
Sight: o ______ _ _
Description: A skull made out of yellow sand. What type of skull is a mystery, as it is full of cracks and holes leaving only the eyes consistently in place. It is constantly trying to reform, but new cracks break away moments later leaving it in a constant state of devastation. Even these forms tend to change over time, rather than attempting to rebuild into something recognizable. It speaks by sending particles of itself on mysterious winds, and can become a potent sandstorm if enraged or threatened. In this state, the sand particles making up his body become powerful projectiles, capable of tearing through even the hardest of armors.
Spheres: Sand, Devastation, Hope.
Wants to be an Overtitan: Not particularly.

Name: Providento
Symbol: A solid triangular pyramid with a upraised clenched fist symbol in its front-facing side. The symbol shine the stripes of crimson red and glimpsing gold.
Light: _  _ _ _ _ _ _
Might: o _ _ _ _ _ _
Sight: o o o o o o
Description: Is the physical shape of a tetrahedron with each of the distinctive six side carrying a emblem on each side. The front-facing side of the glooming and woke eye, a clenched fist, Ichthus, a Masonic square, the Phoenix, and finally a crescent moon. The tetrahedron is planted on the ground but by sheer will of its existence moves with its dark red and chartreuse stripes
Spheres: Purpose, Will, Clarity
Wants to be a Overtitan: Yes, Sight

Name: Aktur Nubiddus
Symbol: A Cube standing on one corner point, with three sides showing.
Stats: (Total: 7 points)
Light: o o _ _ _ _
Might: o o o _ _ _ _
Sight: o o _ _ _ _ _
Description: An orb formed from tightly packed red cubes, upon each cube six nigh random numbers appear as they twist and turn...
Spheres: Fire, Destruction, Rebirth
Wants to be an Overtitan: Yes, ~Any~

Name: Cataclypse
Symbol: A black circle surrounded by a white halo. Through its center runs a horizontal, bleeding rift.
Stats:
Light: o o o o o o _
Might: o _ _ _ _ _ _
Sight: _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Description: A spiked coffin of gray metal bound by clasped hands, inside of which is sealed a white urchin of crystal. Each metal spike pierce a hand.
Spheres: Contradiction, Instant, Disaster
Wants to be an Overtitan: Yes, Light

Name: Paradox
Symbol: a book that has a big hour Glass on it's cover and is locked up heavily
Stats: total: 7
Light: o o_ _ _ _ _
Might: o o_ _ _ _ _
Sight: o o o _ _ _ _
Description: his form is humanoid, his eyes glow like green fire, has broken shackles that are as black as the void, every now and then some parts of his body start to glitch in and out of existence as if his own being is not stable.
Spheres:  Time, Space, Magic
Wants to be a Overtitan: only if he thinks they are not a great overtitan, other wise until then he doesn't care who is overtitan

Name: ˈɪɡdrəsɪl or ˈɪɡdrəzɪl or Yggdrasil
Symbol: An orb enveloped by leafy branches. Held up by a trunk and roots amidst/near a lake in depictions.
Stats: (Total: 7 points)
Light: o o o o o o o
Might: _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Sight: _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Description: No true form/shapeless/a sphere. Most commonly takes the form of man. Green hair and eyes in his divine form, in the shape of a young boy/girl.
Spheres: Mana, Growth, Heroes.
Wants to be an Overtitan: Yes, Light

Name: Gagante
Symbol: E.g. A hexagram with small hexagons where the lines intersect
Stats: (Total: 7 points)
Light: o o _ _ _ _ _
Might: o o o o
Sight: o
Description: A huge ape with the head of a goat
Spheres: Joy and Chaos
Wants to be an Overtitan: No

[Kilojoule Proton]

https://goo.gl/KV6sdh

[Kilojoule Proton]

One more will do

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[blueturtle1134]

...why.

KJP, this is low even for you.

[Kilojoule Proton]

Did you not read the thread title? You have only yourself to blame!

[Maximum Spin]

Name: Búri
Symbol: A square, bisected by a horizontal line, framed in another square. When the symbol is written by its owner himself, it glows coldly blue.
Stats:
-Light: o o o o _ _ _
-Might: o o _ _ _ _ _
-Sight: o _ _ _ _ _ _
Description: A blue-glowing sphere of solid opaque ice about the height of a man, hovering about a foot off the ground, with fine grooves suggesting it is composed of individual ice bricks joined neatly together.
Spheres: Identity, solidity, cold.
Wants to be an Overtitan: Yes, Light

[Stirk]

Wow, that is a lot of rules this time >_>

Name: Crani
Symbol: A skull facing right, typically embellished to the maker's species
Stats: (Total: 7 points)
Light: o _ _ _ _ _ _
Might: o o 0 O O _ _
Sight: o ______ _ _
Description: A skull made out of yellow sand. What type of skull is a mystery, as it is full of cracks and holes leaving only the eyes consistently in place. It is constantly trying to reform, but new cracks break away moments later leaving it in a constant state of devastation. Even these forms tend to change over time, rather than attempting to rebuild into something recognizable. It speaks by sending particles of itself on mysterious winds, and can become a potent sandstorm if enraged or threatened. In this state, the sand particles making up his body become powerful projectiles, capable of tearing through even the hardest of armors.
Spheres: Sand, Devastation, Hope.
Wants to be an Overtitan: Not particularly.

[Shadowclaw777]

Name: Providento
Symbol: A solid triangular pyramid with a upraised clenched fist symbol in its front-facing side. The symbol shine the stripes of crimson red and glimpsing gold.
Stats:
Light: _  _ _ _ _ _ _
Might: o _ _ _ _ _ _
Sight: o o o o o o
Description: Is the physical shape of a tetrahedron with each of the distinctive six side carrying a emblem on each side. The front-facing side of the glooming and woke eye, a clenched fist, Ichthus, a Masonic square, the Phoenix, and finally a crescent moon. The tetrahedron is planted on the ground but by sheer will of its existence moves with its dark red and chartreuse stripes
Spheres: Purpose, Will, Clarity
Wants to be a Overtitan: Yes, Sight

[Kilojoule Proton]

Accepted: Maximum Spin/Búri, Stirk/Crani, Shadowclaw777/Providento

Overtitan status will remain undetermined until the start of the game

[Stirk]

woke eye

#Myeyesarewoke

General Idea Bank:

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The Sandsea. A massive desert dotted with the occasional Oasis Plant. Probably a place I'll put all my first ideas.
Oasis Plant- A large plant that actually generates water, creating it using gasses from the atmosphere and the powerful energy of the desert sun (or other heat source). They must have their roots down in the morning or they will likely die, however they can be moved at night without issues. They start out small, and over the course of years can grow large enough to be confused for a lake, allowing communities to be formed around them. Probably immortal.
Sentient Species #1 (Name WIP :V). The actual worshipers. Probably need to get more details on these dudes down. Maybe lizardy-dinsoary, maybe 4 arms, maybe kinda humanoid. Probably cool. Kinda did the snakey thing last game. Did insecty things too. Grr.
Dirtbacks: Beast of burden for SS#1. The Horse/Carmel analogue, with four powerful legs. While capable of swift speeds and  carrying large amounts, the strange ability of these creatures is their hump of fertile dirt on their back. It is part of their body, which generates from munching on sand. In nature they use it to plant the seeds of Oasis Plants, allowing them to have a mobile source of water wherever they are. They are sand colored, blending in to their surroundings. Their are fairly long and very agile, allowing them to reach their own hump practically to make use of it. Their mouths have strange teeth and spade-like tongues, allowing them to retain and plant seeds of food they have eaten.
Sugar Cactus: A plant-based food source for the Sandsea. Basically a big piece of fruit in the shape of a cactus. While it appears to have a series of spines, these are actually its seeds and are quite harmless to the touch (often blowing away in the desert wind). Its outside is hard, but no more so than the skin of an orange, allowing the sweet sweet insides to be eaten by the citizens of the desert. 

[crazyabe]

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Name: Aktur Nubiddus
Symbol: A Cube standing on one corner point, with three sides showing.
Stats: (Total: 7 points)
Light: o o _ _ _ _
Might: o o o _ _ _ _
Sight: o o _ _ _ _ _
Description: An orb formed from tightly packed red cubes, upon each cube six nigh random numbers appear as they twist and turn...
Spheres: Fire, Destruction, Rebirth
Wants to be an Overtitan: Yes, ~Any~

[Nakéen]

Of course I'm going to join that!

Name: Cataclypse
Symbol: A black circle surrounded by a white halo. Through its center runs a horizontal, bleeding rift.
Stats:
Light: o o o o o o _
Might: o _ _ _ _ _ _
Sight: _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Description: A spiked coffin of gray metal bound by clasped hands, inside of which is sealed a white urchin of crystal. Each metal spike pierce a hand.
Spheres: Contradiction, Instant, Disaster
Wants to be an Overtitan: Yes, Sight

[Kilojoule Proton]

Accepted: crazyabe/Aktur Nubiddus, Nakéen/Cataclypse

crazyabe: I recommend ranking your picks for Overtitan to maximize your chances