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[Karnewarrior]

What if i run the Peaceful [Bleeping noise] Through?
Luna I mean.

(P.S. I'm not actually planning on killing Luna, just hating her guts.)

[Caesar]

One way to seriously cripple a God would be to make sure no more mortals believe in him/her. Eventually, they might lose their ability to gain acts at all.

The opposite will eventually also be true: Gods that get more acts because of an immense amount of followers.

The Gods would first have to declare their dependency on belief, though, and this choice might only be offered later on.


Demigods could also fight Gods, and, if sufficiently strong enough, even kill them. Their chances of winning aren't too great, though, especially not if a God uses their acts to directly hamper them.

Yet another way would be to find a certain weakness to the God. Those too aren't in the game yet..

I guess that the further we advance, the more options will become available, but it will be very hard to kill a God!


And don't forget what happened to Elan! Perhaps you could drive a God to perform such crazy acts that they'll deplete their strength.

[ed boy]

So, just to get this right:

At some point, a god can declare their dependancy on followers.

This dependancy links the abilities of a god to its followers' faith. If it is not recieving much worship, its powers are diminished. If it recieves lots, its powers are strengthened.

What would stop a god using all its acts to create more followers, get more acts, create more followers, etc?

Similarly, what would happen to a god that has no followers? would it still have some powers?

We gave information about the physical incarnation of the god, will that be used in some way?

You stated that demigods can fight gods - what about god-on-god combat?

[Caesar]

So, just to get this right:

At some point, a god can declare their dependancy on followers.

This dependancy links the abilities of a god to its followers' faith. If it is not recieving much worship, its powers are diminished. If it recieves lots, its powers are strengthened.

What would stop a god using all its acts to create more followers, get more acts, create more followers, etc?

Similarly, what would happen to a god that has no followers? would it still have some powers?

We gave information about the physical incarnation of the god, will that be used in some way?

You stated that demigods can fight gods - what about god-on-god combat?

Let's just say that I've already got the follower-creation-ad-infinitum covered, and that it will absolutely be unrewarding.

A dependant god without followers will eventually lose all powers, and rely mostly on the efforts of the other Gods to regain their strength.

The physical incarnation of a God would be one of the ways to fight another God (or demigod).

[Lordinquisitor]

I can think of other funny ways, i think. For example would it be possible to make a god unable to use any acts, while they stored up? ^^

[Digital Hellhound]

Demigods vs Gods really sounds interesting... I can see how creating a lot of demigods could be quite dangerous as well.

[Karnewarrior]

I lock Geronoton in a box and he goes boom?

That actually sounds pretty cool...

[Caesar]

I can think of other funny ways, i think. For example would it be possible to make a god unable to use any acts, while they stored up? ^^

You couldn't make them unable to use any acts.

But there would be other ways to help them reach a lot of acts. Figure something out yourself.

[Caesar]

Demigods vs Gods really sounds interesting... I can see how creating a lot of demigods could be quite dangerous as well.

Remember that I can assume control of free willed Demigods, and that they might have differing opinions of their Godly parents.

I lock Geronoton in a box and he goes boom?

That actually sounds pretty cool...

You can't really contain a God, now can you? Keeping them out of somewhere is another thing, though.

[dragnar]

So, you can't prevent a god from using acts, but you could do the opposite. Ruin their creations, attack their homes and kill their children until they are forced to use up more acts fixing things than you need to destroy them. Eventually they would go negative and die.

Also, wow. That is a much more impressive description of the sword than I could have come up with. Nice.

[Caesar]

So, you can't prevent a god from using acts, but you could do the opposite. Ruin their creations, attack their homes and kill their children until they are forced to use up more acts fixing things than you need to destroy them. Eventually they would go negative and die.

Also, wow. That is a much more impressive description of the sword than I could have come up with. Nice.

I liked the description as well, but I forgot to post it.

Anyways, yes. The White Curse was a curious example. If you really do not like another God, try to corrupt their favorite creations and watch how they react. Natus, for example, had to spend quite a lot of acts to 'repair' planet Natus. Coradin, on the other side, has had his Guardians wiped out, and had to get rid of the Fallen Guardians.

Those are examples of how you can damage the other Gods.

[Knave]

So, you can't prevent a god from using acts, but you could do the opposite. Ruin their creations, attack their homes and kill their children until they are forced to use up more acts fixing things than you need to destroy them. Eventually they would go negative and die.

Also, wow. That is a much more impressive description of the sword than I could have come up with. Nice.

I liked the description as well, but I forgot to post it.

Anyways, yes. The White Curse was a curious example. If you really do not like another God, try to corrupt their favorite creations and watch how they react. Natus, for example, had to spend quite a lot of acts to 'repair' planet Natus. Coradin, on the other side, has had his Guardians wiped out, and had to get rid of the Fallen Guardians.

Those are examples of how you can damage the other Gods.

Shhhhhh don't tell them that! 

*paranoid blabber* They're out to get me! And my trees!

[Caesar]

Hehe.. Don't worry, there's quite a lot of stuff going to happen in due time for others to worry about.

Hell- I might even go write a few posts before this turn ends.

[Karnewarrior]

Also, wow. That is a much more impressive description of the sword than I could have come up with. Nice.

So, you can't prevent a god from using acts, but you could do the opposite. Ruin their creations, attack their homes and kill their children until they are forced to use up more acts fixing things than you need to destroy them. Eventually they would go negative and die.

Also, wow. That is a much more impressive description of the sword than I could have come up with. Nice.

I liked the description as well, but I forgot to post it.

Thanks Guys!

[Blargityblarg]

I was thinking that if someone wanted to 'change' gods, they'd just have a mortal go on a quest to kill them, then ascend to godhood in their place.

Also: pay attention to the further ramifications of 'fuck-you-X-god' acts- the White Curse was the catalyst for our current shortage of souls.

Also Also: WHEEEEE, I have no creations that I can be harmed through! The only real way to hurt me is to kill a whole crapton o' sentient creatures of any race.

Dammit, now y'all know my weakness.