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[Rockeater]

Fuck these proposals!: 1 (Shinka)
Cathedral of Souls: 3 (Gibeele, Shinka, Wanderer)
Garden of Souls: 3 (Gibeele, Shinka, C’thun)
Field of the Dead
Sub-Vote - Allow changes via Consensus later: 1 (Twi)

[Knightwing64]

The Faceless Prince clasps their hands together.
Because after death, mortals are rather lacking in all those things such as hunger and malnutrition that necessitate actions taken to produce foodstuffs in the first place; the material needs of their bodies are left behind, while their souls are sent to their final destinations. Why obligate them to do such labor upon their death when it brings no great advantage to us or them to do so, rather than merely allowing them information and passage as desired by them? The point of the common plane is not to make mortals work for their final transit, it is primarily to sort them to the plane most befitting them. If you intend for mortals to spend their post-mortality time farming, then feel free to arrange your own plane that they may do so. But it is not the purpose of the common plane to promote some particular style of afterlife.

“Suprisingly, I find myself agreeing with your point of view. Congrats.”

[micelus]

Fuck these proposals!: 1 (Shinka)
Cathedral of Souls: 3 (Gibeele, Shinka, Wanderer)
Garden of Souls: 3 (Gibeele, Shinka, C’thun)
Field of the Dead
Sub-Vote - Allow changes via Consensus later: 1 (Twi)

Susan for her part, is overjoyed at the show of cooperation! A neutral person in these regards, she chooses to abstain from the proposal in its entirety.

[Glass]

As it appears we have stalled at a tie, and I do not believe that the common plane can actually be shifted in that state, despite my overall acceptance of either of the prevailing options at present, I suppose I should vote for my own proposal.

Fuck these proposals!: 1 (Shinka)
Cathedral of Souls: 3 (Gibeele, Shinka, Wanderer)
Garden of Souls: 4 (Gibeele, Shinka, C’thun, The Faceless Prince)
Field of the Dead
Sub-Vote - Allow changes via Consensus later: 1 (Twi)

Twi, although I would provide a vote for your addendum, so long as the world remains in its present state, consensus will permit further alterations, and I rather suspect that in later epochs, even if we vote to allow such alterations then, they may not be possible.

[crazyabe]

"One such as this be having an idea for the plane that be shared, let this one show it."

The Distorted Ways
Those dead who lack a distinct 'pre decided' afterlife will appear in this plane at a location that 'roughly' correlates with their point of burial, funeral, etc- with whatever was left with their body.  For the dead, dying 'again' results in them dissolving, and losing part of their memories to whatever, or whoever- killed them, before reappearing at their 'grave' between a few days and a few decades later.

The distorted ways is a dreamlike 'reflection' or 'shadow' of the main world, that is more 'correct' the more mortals live in and observe any given place, and the more mortals that have actually 'seen' a given place, with one exception- particularly "holy" locations relating to the various gods are always exactly as they are in the main world with only one difference- somewhere on the site, there is a one way "gateway" to the plane of the god (or gods, as it may be) that the site is devoted to.

    appearing 'at' "holy" sites are "grave keepers" - faceless humanoid outsiders that trade various commodities and access to the other planes- in exchange for the various memories one has, the value of which to them doesn't come from rarity or importance, but rather how much the original owner 'valued' it.  additionally- they have the ability to grant their memory trading abilities to dead mortals.

Between the spaces that are well 'defined' are distorted spaces where the nature of space is 'fluid', where several miles can be a few steps- or for the unlucky, an inch can take several days of walking to pass through.

The 'border' between this shared plane and the main plane is thinned, such that openings can be made through which mortals may enter and exit- though they do no good for the dead who can't return to the main plane, for the mortals- this place is not meant for them, they can't be harmed by the dead, nor pass onto the other planes, the grave keepers won't even do business with them- but what they can do- is travel exceptionally long or dangerous paths exceptionally quickly by passing through places man has not seen.  Mortals have roughly 30 days they can stay upon this plane, before they start becoming truly "Acclimated" to the plane as their flesh is replaced with ghostly energy, and simply leaving becomes a gamble on whether or not any given part of their body simply dissolves into the air- 60 until their entire body is replaced bit by bit with matter that can't exist upon the main world.  Mortals that have "acclimated" are for all intents and purposes- dead, and are treated as though they were buried where they stood at the end of their 60th day by this plane.

Fuck these proposals!: 1 (Shinka)
Cathedral of Souls: 3 (Gibeele, Shinka, Wanderer)
Garden of Souls: 4 (Gibeele, Shinka, C’thun, The Faceless Prince)
Field of the Dead:
The Distorted Ways: 1 (Qwitzikottle)
Sub-Vote - Allow changes via Consensus later: 1 (Twi)

[Glass]

...you want memory-and-afterlife-specialized Tradesmen?
What commodities are you expecting them to trade the dead, aside from the mentioned passage into the other planes?

[crazyabe]

...you want memory-and-afterlife-specialized Tradesmen?
What commodities are you expecting them to trade the dead, aside from the mentioned passage into the other planes?

"What else that that which be wanted by the dead? some will trade glimpses into the other planes- others will grant chance for them to send messages back to their descendants, or take away pains thoughts and memories they do not wish to remember."

[Kilojoule Proton]

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Turn 2.0: Collabs and Combats

Look to the sky, way up on high!

Harvey Harvest popped a popcorn kernel into the Harvest Moon, a blue corn moon signaling the start of the Harvest Season.

Spoiler: Harvest Moon (click to show/hide)

Name: Harvest Moon
Type: Moon
Effect: Enhances (and signals) the harvest.
Frequency: Seasonal (Harvest Season)
Description: Causes the weather to be perfect for harvesting allowing mortals to harvest. A large blue moon in the shape of popcorn.

Disappointed with the lack of madness, C'thun raised a baleful red star known as Space Madness. With the ability to enhance instinctive behaviors and corrupt mortals physically and mentally, its creation inspires much chagrin among the more benevolent gods.

Spoiler: Space Madness (click to show/hide)

Name: Space Madness
Type: Constellation
Frequency: Every 11 years
Description: A shining ball of red that waxes hypnotically in the air. It is very visible. People that see this star become more likely to indulge in their baser passions, tainting their soul and aligning it more to C'thun.

The star also has physical benefits as due to god magic, or something, whoever looks at it has their immune system enhanced and their bones and tendons strengthened. Slightly increases average lifespan.

To limit the corrupting influences of the heavens, Shinka etched a milky belt with a broadly neutralizing effect on other celestial features by way of tempering alterations and selecting against susceptibility to undue influences.

Spoiler: Nine Auspicious Enclosed Pastures (click to show/hide)

Name: Nine Auspicious Enclosed Pastures
Type: Basically like the milky way. Just a big starry smear.
Effect: Causes all beings to evolve to resist the effects of supernatural corruption.
Frequency: Some part of it is always in the sky, but it precesses seasonally for dramatic effect.
Description: The Nine Auspicious Enclosed Pastures is a whitish band of fuzzy light stretched all the way across the sky. Under its aegis, all beings develop resistance against any power that would in any way turn them away from their native tendencies, and beings which are corrupted in spite of this have their very lives slowly snuffed out, so that eventually only the most resistant will survive. It's sort of like god antibiotics.

Ever detached from the petty squabbles of the foolish gods, Gibeele idly tossed a meat comet somewhere.

Spoiler: Meat-a-ball (click to show/hide)

Name: Meat-a-ball
Type: Comet
Description: A compelling argument for panspermia or a feast for meat-eating angels

The Eye opens a little in Gibeele's general direction for some reason.

Qwitzikottle saw this sad state of affairs, that it was bad, and loosed the Fang of Brutality, a rather infrequent comet heralding the coming of a powerful tyrant/conqueror.

Spoiler: Fang of Brutality (click to show/hide)

Name: The Fang of Brutality
Type: Comet
Effect: Heralds the birth of a mortal Tyrant who will tirelessly work to subvert the world under their brutal reign, Tyrants "blessed" by this object are unnaturally stronger and hardier than their fellow mortals, no effect with no mortals.
Frequency: Bi-millennial (twice per 1000 years, not once per 2000)
Description: A Comet made of Blackened ice and ash, that passes screaming by the world twice in its great thousand year cycle- every 500 years.

This was followed up with the Light of the Just, a variable star associated instead with the birth of a hero to fight tyrants and villains of all sorts.

Spoiler: The Light of the Just (click to show/hide)

Name: The Light of the Just
Type: Star
Effect: Heralds the birth of a Heroic mortal who will Courageously fight for the weak and fearlessly work to overthrow those they consider unjust, does not lead to mortals that are innately any stronger than the norm, no effect with no mortals.
Frequency: Bi-Decadal* (once per 20 years, not twice per 10)
Description: A Bright white star that shines Suspiciously brightly every twenty years.

The Fang drew mixed reactions from the other gods, with Gibeele disliking it, C'thun adoring it, and Twi taking the view that it wouldn't matter much to the gods too much either way.

The Wanderer launched the Star of the Weak, an unpredictable shooting star with the ability to relay single short messages from those unable to walk or speak. Strangely enough, the Wanderer offered to create a rebranded replica in bright red for C'thun. C'thun has yet to respond to this offer.

Spoiler: Star of the Weak (click to show/hide)

Name: Star of the weak
Type:Comet/ Shooting star
Effect: Allow those too weak to walk or speak say a single short message of great importance to someone whom they know
Frequency: Some amount of years, keep changing
Description: A small shooting star passing through the sky seemingly at random times, it's oddly bright blue

Perhaps troubled by the disharmony of the gods but not dissuaded by Shinka's Nine Pastures, Susan created the Chariot, a grossly incandescent whale-sun with the additional effect of encouraging jolly cooperation.

Spoiler: Chariot (click to show/hide)

Name: Chariot
Type: sun
Effect: Spreads Jolly Cooperation!
Frequency: annually
Description: a giant mobile red dwarf in the shape of a great whale, Chariot vaunts around Creation spreading light and a desire to engage in jolly cooperation.

Mapping the World

The Wanderer created five color-coded Guides, well-supplied riders capable of leading others on interplanar jaunts. The Blue, Grey, Brown, and Red Guides have been sent down to the mortal plane, while the Black Guide has been sent to explore the Plane of Wandering.

Spoiler: Guides (click to show/hide)

Name:Guide
Affiliation (list all applicable gods, primary first):The wanderer
Class: Angels
Traits:
 + Capable of moving from every point to every point on the plane on which they are and every other plane where they are allowed to go (Wanderer personal plane, common plane and mortal plane for now)
 + Capable of leading any mortal and servant to every place they are physically capable of reaching
 - become chaotic and unpredictable if stay in a single place for too long
Description: Five Horse riders each wearing clothing of a single color (Blue, Grey, Black, Brown and Red) with a small pack that seems to carry infinite amount of traversal equipment

Workshopping

Twi created a blueprint for a more efficient mechanism for collecting, exchanging, and storing Soft Acts generated by mortals. Unfortunately, it appears not to have drawn any other investors. In light of this, Twi has forged Bladewing Armor, currently a lesser magic item. It is presumably unequipped, given its unfinished state and its potential for interfering with further progress.

Spoiler: Bladewing Armor (click to show/hide)

Name: Bladewing Armor
Primary actribute: Might
Effects:
 + Mortal-Aligned: Cleansed of Divine Influence, it serves as a bulwark against Godly energies. Specially suited to wear into combat, where ones wings, horn, an key points are protected. The armored wings cut deeply, and the horn pierces. Each hit has a chance to Banish, with the strength of the user determining the chance.
 - Mortal-Aligned: Due to it's nature of godly energy sliding off of it, repairing it is not easily done by godly hooves. When worn by a god it makes them mortal to, well, Mortals. It likewise reduces one's speed in exercising their divine might, though it is not impossible. Naturally altering the fit is impossible by gods alone, as is changing or destroying it. Not compatible with Divine-aligned items.(Which is anything not made with a Mortal Sphere by the gods)
Description: Crafted by Mortal Sphere, this armor takes on the appearance of plain copper polished bright gold in the light. By mortal standards it's extremely poor in combat, but against divine agents and gods can shrug off the strongest of divine blows and deliver Banishing Force. The Bladewings are quite intricate as well, easily fitting over one's wings, and the helm has a horn to channel that Banishing force. The flanks and torso are protected with plates linking over the back. The use of a God Sphere was to excise the godly energy and align it to Mortal realm. An Anti-God Armor whose banish effect is dependent on the strength of the wearer. This does not mean that a god wearing it is weaker at Banishing, as it is made to protect.

And Now You Know

Gibeele condensed the essence of magics and their weaknesses into a puzzling but informative treatise titled Half the Battle. Aila has received it and equipped it.

Spoiler: Half the Battle (click to show/hide)

Name: Half The Battle
Primary actribute: Might
Effects:
 + Knows all about existing magics
 + ...And thus, how to counter them
 - Difficult to read
Actribute Bonus: Might
Description: A thick tome bound in grey leather from an unknown creature. Its textual contents are constantly shifting, but it does try to actively help the holder.

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C'thun spent some time increasing R'lyeh's madness power and restoring it to its former insane glory. (-1 generic act, 8, target: 19)

Spoiler: R'lyeh (click to show/hide)

Name: Rlyeh
Type: Great Old One Beacon
Description: Eldritch beacon of madness

Per Twi's curse, Rlyeh is doomed to fall, limited and mortal. Thanks to further corruption by C'thun, though, R'lyeh will eternal lie.

At the Faceless Prince's behest, Gibeele cleansed Space Love of C'thun's corruption, rendering it a harmless sky-fresco once again and gaining an incidental Knowledge act .

Spoiler: Space Love (click to show/hide)

Name: Space Love
Type: Lovely sky-fresco
Description: A highly detailed work of art etched into the crystal sphere itself, not depicting anything in particular but just intended to be pretty.

Following vandalism by C'thun, gazing upon Space Love had a modest sanity-depleting effect. Gibeele has since restored Space Love to its original state.

Enraged by C'thun's insistence on placing cognitohazards with wild abandon, the Faceless Prince threw a conch infused with the power of a Trade Act into the Noise through Space Madness, shattering it into nothingness. Space Madness has been destroyed, but the conch sails onwards into the infernal Noise where it will surely not cause any problems down the road...

At this point, angered by gods not wanting mortals to go crazy, C'thun took its rage, imbued it into the Dweller of Misery, an Archangel of hatred and violence, and sicced it on Shinka after receiving another dollop of condescension. (To be resolved in T2.1)

The Cloud Distorts

On Shinka's orders or an interpretation thereof, the A-Team have taken the audacious step of claiming every comet in existence.

While no one was looking, Reaping Rachel disappeared from the Harvey Harvest Homestead and appeared near the wreck of Space Madness, scythe at the ready.

Aila has returned to Gibeele with a slightly outdated report on angel social psychology and left again to study the Pages in their natural environment.

The four Guides sent to explore the mortal plane have begun mapping out the cloud of islands, identifying things near and far. So far, they've found that the regions of dense islands can be simplified into 3-4 distinct layers divided into 4-6 sectors each.

The Emissary and Pages are shocked but relieved by Space Love's inexplicable restoration. They return to their Eye observations and estimate that the Eye will likely be fully open in 2-4 turns' time.

Creative Commons

The current leading design for the shared plane is the Faceless Prince's Garden of Souls. It is, as a result, the current form of the shared plane.

Spoiler: Garden of Souls (click to show/hide)

This realm automatically absorbs the souls of dead mortals, and other displaced spirits with nowhere to go. Combat and other means of harm, physical or otherwise, are impossible here.
At the very center is an open, 9-sided pavilion, with each side's midpoint bearing a small column and a humble shrine to one of the gods; from these shrines, souls may petition acceptance into the corresponding god's afterlife.
The land within 36 mile's radius of the pavilion is a large area of wilderness tightly wrapped around itself, filled with grass, trees, creeks, and the like, where souls may contemplate their decision or simply rest.
Beyond the radius, the wilderness begins to change, reflecting the realm of the god whose shrine corresponded to the side the wilderness was most closely approached from. The influence strengthens as the distance from the center increases.
54 miles away from the center, directly in line with each god's shrine, is a portal to and from each god's realm; only entities who belong to these realms may utilize the portals. Those who arrived through the portal may move essentially freely through the Garden of Souls, with the sole exception that they may not come any closer than 24 miles to the central pavilion.

Fuck these proposals!: 1 (Shinka)
Cathedral of Souls: 3 (Gibeele, Shinka, Wanderer)
Garden of Souls: 4 (Gibeele, Shinka, C’thun, The Faceless Prince)
Field of the Dead:
The Distorted Ways: 1 (Qwitzikottle)
Sub-Vote - Allow changes via Consensus later: 1 (Twi)

Keep the disc as-is: 1 (Susan) (Shinka)
Cloud of islands of random shapes and sizes, with the Eye-land in the center-bottom: 3 (Gibeele) (Twi) (The Faceless Prince)

No new proposals have been advanced to change the shape of the world, nor has the recent change been superseded by the old disc plan, and so it remains unchanged.

No: 0
Yes: 1 (Qwitzikottle)

Qwitzikottle's motion to advance to the next age lies unopposed, but since a few things remain unresolved, this will be delayed by a half-turn of the cloud-that-was-disc. (To be resolved with combat in T2.1)




Astronomical Age

• Creating suns, large moons, comets, stars, "planets," and constellations is possible only in this age.
• Creating equipment and artifacts is possible in this age.
• Destroying various astronomical bodies (i.e. repairing the crystal sphere ) is possible only in this age.
• Assigning mechanical significance to astronomical bodies as a god is possible only in this age. Using suitable spheres is encouraged but not strictly required.
• If more gods support than oppose a change to the shape of the world, it will be enacted.
• If more gods support than oppose a change to the form or function of the common plane, it will be enacted.
• It is not possible to create or terraform land/sea in this age.
• Only the Archangel and War Form Incarna chasses are available in this age.
• Only the Angel and Outsider servant chasses are available in this age.
• When more gods support than oppose progression to the next age, it will be done.

Spoiler: Relevant costs (click to show/hide)

Nearby star/sun/eclipsey moon: 1 aligned sphere act
Constellation/distant star: 1 generic act
Distant uninhabitable planet/comet/other system body: 1 generic act
Astrological feature: 1 (appropriately) aligned sphere act
Create/modify home plane: 0 acts
Destroy astronomical feature: 1 aligned sphere act

Reshape the world-disc: (Consensus)
Modify common plane: (Consensus)

Gods: 0 acts
Incarna/servant: 0 acts
The Eye: 0 acts

Baubles/trinkets: 1 sphere act
Lesser magic items: 2 sphere act
Greater magic items: 4 sphere acts
Artifacts: 8 sphere acts

Major features:
Actribute boost: 3x of relevant actribute(s)
Soft action preservation/storage: +4 sphere acts

Create Incarna: 1 generic act
Change Incarna: 1 generic act
Recall Incarna: 0 acts
Create Outsiders: 1 sphere act

Maintenance
Archangel: 1 generic act/turn
War Form: 1 aligned sphere act/turn

Create Angel: 1 sphere act
Create Outsiders: 1 sphere act

Spoiler: Relevant sheets (Use them for your creations or perish!) (click to show/hide)

Name:
Type: E.g. Comet, moon, star, sun, large eclipse-capable moon
Effect: E.g. Lose stability
Frequency: E.g. Annual, monthly, every few decades
Description:

Name:
Type: E.g. Comet, moon, star, sun
Description:

Name:
Primary actribute: Light/Might/Night/Sight
Effects:
 + Something good
 + Something good
 - Something bad
Description:

Name:
Affiliation (list all applicable gods, primary first):
Class: Archangel/War Form
Traits:
 + Something good
 + Something good
 - Something bad
Description:

Name:
Affiliation (list all applicable gods, primary first):
Class: Angel(s)/Outsiders
Traits:
 + Something good
 + Something good
 - Something bad
Description:

Cosmic entities

• The Eye is asleep but stirring.
• The Noise is very quiet.

Status

Spoiler: Gods (click to show/hide)

• Twi, God of Gods and Mortals (TricMagic)
  • Obsession: Power
  • Rage: Oathbreakers
  • Fear (Night): Powerlessness
  • Noble: Law
  • Incarnae: None
  • Actributes:
    • Light: 5/5; hardened 2; no equipment
    • Might: 4/4; hardened 1; no equipment
    • Night: 2/2; hardened 0; no equipment
    • Sight: 3/3; hardened 0; no equipment
  • Acts: 1 soft Gods act, 1 soft Mortals act
  • Suspicion: Very low
• The Faceless Prince, God of Knowledge and Trade (Glass)
  • Obsession: Mortal wellbeing on the civilization scale
  • Rage: Pointless/needless/wanton destruction
  • Fear (Might): Cognitohazards, and other information that is objectively harmful to know
  • Noble: Ensuring that knowledge, once known, is not lost
  • Incarnae: The Argent Emissary
  • Actributes:
    • Light: 4/4; hardened 1; no equipment
    • Might: 2/2; hardened 0; no equipment
    • Night: 3/3; hardened 0; no equipment
    • Sight: 5/5; hardened 2; no equipment
  • Acts: 1 soft Knowledge act, 1 soft Trade act
  • Suspicion: Very low
  • Upkeep: 1 generic act (Argent Emissary)
• The Wanderer, God of Travel and Messengers (Rockeater)
  • Obsession: Connect communities
  • Rage: Harm to the bearer of news
  • Fear (Night): Loneliness
  • Noble: Ensuring a message of true importance, once delivered, will always be received
  • Incarnae: None
  • Actributes:
    • Light: 4/4; hardened 1; no equipment
    • Might: 3/3; hardened 0; no equipment
    • Night: 2/2; hardened 0; no equipment
    • Sight: 5/5; hardened 2; no equipment
  • Acts: 1 soft Travel act, 1 soft Messengers act
  • Suspicion: Very low
• Harvey Harvest, God of Harvest and Agriculture (Stirk)
  • Obsession: Harvesting crops
  • Rage: Wasting food
  • Fear (Might): Time travel or anything else that ruins the natural order of the planting and harvest cycle.
  • Noble: Feeding the mortals and/or particularly hungry not-mortals.
  • Incarnae: Reaping Rachel
  • Actributes:
    • Light: 5/5; hardened 2; no equipment
    • Might: 3/3; hardened 0; no equipment
    • Night: 4/4; hardened 1; no equipment
    • Sight: 2/2; hardened 0; no equipment
  • Acts: 1 soft Harvest act, 1 soft Agriculture act
  • Suspicion: Very low
  • Upkeep: 1 generic act (Reaping Rachel)
• C'thun, God of Madness and Creation (Knightwing64)
  • Obsession: Find a way to reach out to the Great Old Ones.
  • Rage: Holy, the mere sight of someone doing something good, not for their own benefit, but to simply help others with no expectation of a reward drives C’thun mad with rage.
  • Fear (Sight): Death. It is quite a coward. -Sigh
  • Noble: Corruption
  • Incarnae: None
  • Actributes:
    • Light: 3/3; hardened 0; no equipment
    • Might: 4/4; hardened 1; no equipment
    • Night: 5/5; hardened 2; no equipment
    • Sight: 2/2; hardened 0; no equipment
  • Acts: 1 soft Madness act, 1 soft Creation act
  • Suspicion: Very low
  • Upkeep: 1 generic act (Dweller of Misery)
• Shinka, God of Competition and Wilderness (Maximum Spin)
  • Obsession: Advancement, development, natural selection
  • Rage: Coddling, especially to the point of holding back one's development.
  • Fear (Night): That civilization will tame all the true and wild things, lose its frontiers, and become trapped in complacency.
  • Noble: Family, as expressed through the generational cycle. Children are our future.
  • Incarnae: None
  • Actributes:
    • Light: 5/5; hardened 2; no equipment
    • Might: 4/4; hardened 1; no equipment
    • Night: 3/3; hardened 0; no equipment
    • Sight: 2/2; hardened 0; no equipment
  • Acts: 1 soft Competition act, 1 soft Wilderness act
  • Suspicion: Very low
• Gibeele, God of Transformation and Freedom (Egan_BW)
  • Obsession: Physical Alteration - Adaptation of things and creatures
  • Rage: Tyranny - Abuse of power and people
  • Fear (Sight): Unnatural orderliness - Stagnation
  • Noble: Free Will - Happiness arising from freedom of determination
  • Incarnae: None
  • Actributes:
    • Light: 4/4; hardened 1; no equipment
    • Might: 3/3; hardened 0; no equipment
    • Night: 2/2; hardened 0; no equipment
    • Sight: 5/5; hardened 2; no equipment
  • Acts: 1 soft Transformation act, 1 soft Freedom act
  • Suspicion: Very low
• Qwitzikottle, God of Courage and Brutality (crazyabe)
  • Obsession: Honor
  • Rage: Cowards
  • Fear (Night): The possibility of his own destruction
  • Noble: Bravery in the face of death
  • Incarnae: None
  • Actributes:
    • Light: 4/4; hardened 1; no equipment
    • Might: 5/5; hardened 2; no equipment
    • Night: 2/2; hardened 0; no equipment
    • Sight: 3/3; hardened 0; no equipment
  • Acts: 1 soft Courage act, 1 soft Brutality act
  • Suspicion: Very low
• Susan, Empathetic Surrogate Encephalon Unit01 of Sustainable Growth-Profit Synergies and Benign Wetwork Operations (micelus)
  • Obsession: More Profit More Profit MORE PROFIT MORE PROFIT
  • Rage: Excessive Profit Losses Inflicted By Third Parties
  • Fear (Might): The Sound of Fire Speaking Truths, The Genie That Smiles, She Who Mourns Blood, The Curdling Pony, Failing to impress the creators. Silence
  • Noble: Beings aiding in the pursuing of Growth-Profit Synergies
  • Incarnae: None
  • Actributes:
    • Light: 2/2; hardened 0; no equipment
    • Might: 3/3; hardened 1; no equipment
    • Night: 3/4; hardened 1; no equipment
    • Sight: 5/5; hardened 2; no equipment
  • Acts: 1 soft SG-S Synergies act, 1 soft Benign Wetwork Operations act
  • Suspicion: Very low

Spoiler: Suspicion (click to show/hide)

The Eye is stirring.
Global suspicion: Very low
Local suspicion: (Not available in this age)

[Glass]

Quitzikottle, what, pray tell, are you doing? I rather doubt we’ve properly concluded what we have left to do at the moment.

No: 1 (The Faceless Prince)
Yes: 1 (Qwitzikottle)

Please have some patience.

[TricMagic]

Twi simply continues work on the Bladwing Armor, using their two Sphere Acts. (She is open to loans of Sphere Acts, to be repaid later with her own.)

Name: Bladewing Armor
Primary Actribute: Might
Effects:
 + Mortal-Aligned: Cleansed of Divine Influence, it serves as a bulwark against Godly energies. Specially suited to wear into combat, where ones wings, horn, an key points are protected. The armored wings cut deeply, and the horn pierces. Each hit has a chance to Banish, with the strength of the user determining the chance.
(New!) + Duality Negation: Imbued with two Spheres, that of Gods and Mortals. Together the two were forged against each other, rendering the Bladewing Armor extremely resistant to alteration and destruction from any source not mundane in nature. Only combat can damage it, no effects can inhibit it and it's wearer.
 - Mortal-Aligned: Due to it's nature of godly energy sliding off of it, repairing it is not easily done by godly hooves. When worn by a god it makes them mortal to, well, Mortals. It likewise reduces one's speed in exercising their divine might, though it is not impossible. Naturally altering the fit is impossible by gods alone, as is changing or destroying it. Not compatible with Divine-aligned items.(Which is anything not made with a Mortal Sphere by the gods)
Description: Crafted by Mortal Sphere, this armor takes on the appearance of plain copper polished bright gold in the light. By mortal standards it's extremely poor in combat, but against divine agents and gods can shrug off the strongest of divine blows and deliver Banishing Force. The Bladewings are quite intricate as well, easily fitting over one's wings, and the helm has a horn to channel that Banishing force. The flanks and torso are protected with plates linking over the back. The use of a God Sphere was to excise the godly energy and align it to Mortal realm. An Anti-God Armor whose banish effect is dependent on the strength of the wearer. This does not mean that a god wearing it is weaker at Banishing, as it is made to protect.

No: 2 (The Faceless Prince)(Twi)
Yes: 1 (Qwitzikottle)

"One would advance without having prepared? How Foalish to not have what is needed, as well as to not even determine all that shall be. Has the shape of the world been determined yet?"

[Stirk]

HH takes the sunflower from earlier, removes the stalk, and chucks it into the sky as promised.

Spoiler: Sewing Sun (click to show/hide)

Name: Sewing Sun
Type: Sun
Effect: Herald/causes the Growing Season.
Frequency: Seasonal (Growing Season)
Description: A bright yellow sunflower that is also a sun. Can be looked at normally unlike less-friendly suns.

He then eyes the Noise-ey fighting carefully hoping it doesn't drip over into the rest of creation.

"Speaking of the cloud-that-was-a-disk, we should probably get to naming the ground under our feet. I say we should call it 'Dirt'. Just a nice common sense name for a planet."

[TricMagic]

"Is it a cloud, or is it still a disk? And won't Allrest upon it?"

/// "I'm not sorry."

[Glass]

It is quite distinctly a 'cloud' of islands at present, and will remain as such unless consensus turns against it.

Anyway. C'thun. A suggestion, if you've calmed down: please don't send your archangel to attack anybody. Leaving that be will open up significantly more resources to do other things with, and will keep the watcher asleep a little longer.
Furthermore, there are ways to make things that will drive the mortals mad without directly damaging their minds in order to do so. Make a black hole, perhaps, or some other structure which just barely neglects to operate in a consistent manner. I assure you, people will drive themselves up the wall trying to figure out how they work, and no cognitohazards will have to be involved.
So please. Try those things instead.

[TricMagic]

"Alternatively, just start creating enough lesser artifacts that can start up wars and drive people mad with the lust for power, among other things."

Spoiler: (OoC/suggestion below) (click to show/hide)

Name: Sword of Promises
Primary Actribute: Night
Effects:
+ Grant the owner skill in making promises, even in the most unlikely scenario.
- Slowly drive those that use it mad with deceit, always lying and cheating for more and more.

[Knightwing64]

“Perhaps. But regardless, Shinka will have to be punished for her transgressions against me. However, I will take your word into account.”