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[Ochita]

What about my main sphere beingwater. Does that let me have a discount?

[Iituem]

Yeah, the Holy Vintner of Antioch would basically slaughter entire marine populations, which is why it's overpowered.  The reason it'd get away with a 3 Act rating is because it would only cost 1 Act from a deity to transmute that ocean of wine back into water.  Or 3 acts to create a Holy Purifier of Constantinople to transmute wine (any vintage, but not beer or other types of alcohol) back to water.


Hm.  As for the discount, since your main sphere is water, you'd get a discount on the Holy Vintner to 2 Acts, I'd say.  But you'd still need to spend a whole act creating the 2-litre water to wine jar.  However since you should get a discount I'd allow you to create, say, three of them for 1 Act.

[IronyOwl]

Personally, I like that almost all of the gods are somewhat dark and grim. Gives the universe a unique theme, rather than just having deities to fill up unused slots.

[dragnar]

Yay! A new Godhood! 

Not sure if this is acceptable, but:
Name: Garthor
Sphere(s): Mind, Dimensions
Personality/traits: A highly analytical mind, Garthor is mostly uninterested in the usual live of mortals, and prefers to experiment with them, seeing how they react to his creations.
Appearance: A featureless man formed of a nonexistent metal.
Any other categories of importance you would like to add: After Astra'ath left the universe, Dragnar decided to send Garthor after them out of curiosity. Something went wrong though, and as he traveled the void between universes Garthor and his artifact became one, and the godly power within it and the malleability of the void transformed him into a true god.

[Iituem]

That's probably our current limit for new gods, I'd say, but playing demigods is still an option (NB: I won't necessarily wait for demigods to post their actions before making a turn, however.)

Also, wiki updated w/ turn details.

[forsaken1111]

I plan to create a demigod next turn if all goes well, by the way.

[Lordinquisitor]

So mortals have arrived. Time for the gods of death to find a suitable way to deal with the souls of the deceased.

[HailFire]

I'd be game for doing a demigod. Would I request that a god create the character I want, or request to take over a demigod someone creates, or...?

[forsaken1111]

I suppose making a request never hurts, but the gods will do as they will.

[ed boy]

I too would like to try a demigod.

[Lordinquisitor]

I would create a demigod, but how much fun could an atheistic, traveling god hunter be? 

[dragnar]

You know, it's technically impossible to be an atheist AND hunt gods at the same time... I think... might wanna ask Cleric about that one...

[forsaken1111]

I didn't want to point it out, but the very idea of an atheistic god is absurd. If you really didn't believe in gods, you wouldn't believe you were a god nor would you hunt them.

[dragnar]

I think the right term would be...deicidal, deiphobic? Not sure on the spellings of those.

[forsaken1111]

Yes, there is a big difference between not believing in gods and wanting to destroy all gods.