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[Caesar]

Maybe even that's not true. Just remember that the more Gods we start with, the more conflict that might cause at the start.

[Atilliano]

I'm Caesar's brother and I would like to join up too, so here is my God:

Name of god: Aarseral

Titles: The Bringer of Life, The Life Bringer

Description of character: He tends to live alone and would never want to be together with other gods. When a god would declare war on him or even get near him he would probably abandon the area and not be back for as long as it takes the other god to go away. The only ones he would probably actively fend off are Gods of Death, which he would always regard a threat to living beings, which fills him with hate. If case of you wanting to communicate with him you would have to be able to communicate with other Gods from a distance, because getting close would be very hard at best.
He would tend to stay in woods and forests full of life, or close to where his followers would live.
It would be most likely for him to accept followers that live in the forests.

Spheres: Life

Manifests as: An average townsperson with blue eyes and dark-brown hair, long enough to reach his shoulders. A blinding light shines from his skin which is covered in unknown and weird symbols when he uses his Godly powers.

Associated with the animal: nothing yet.

Secondary source of power: nothing yet.

Task in the pantheon: nothing yet.


Edited because I made quite a lot of mistakes!

[Karnewarrior]

Hmm! Sounds good, Caesars Little Bro. We may or may not have problems depending on your very specific views as "threats to life". My dudes are adventurers and heroes, so...

Yeah, they'll be killing alot of monsters and 'ting.

[Caesar]

Sure looks good.

Now were there any problems we should tackle?

[ragnarok97071]

Yeah, not being started yet.  also, how short and long term acts are resolved if done on the same turn, IIRC

[ed boy]

One thing I would like clarification on:

Some people are more active than others. When we're waiting for turns to pass, it can be held up by one or two people who are not active. Imposing a time limit would mean that the game can advance for the rest of the people, but those who are unfortunate enough to not be able to post regularly would be penalised. I therefore ask: will there be a time limit for turns? If so, how long?

[Caesar]

I will not enforce a time limit on turns. Instead, I will only end turns when I think enough time has passed, and nobody has got any more RP left to do.

So if there's lots of idlers, we'll give them time, but if there's only one or two, we'll end the turn after one or two days of idleness passed.

[ragnarok97071]

Hey dragnar, when this starts you wanna go and found a guild/circle/coven/whatevermageshangoutin together?

[Caesar]

Note that that should be done In character, and not out of character.

[dragnar]

Hey dragnar, when this starts you wanna go and found a guild/circle/coven/whatevermageshangoutin together?

Perhaps.

[forsaken1111]

I just hope you don't let the game be bogged down by people who take 3-4 days to even check for updates in the game.

[Karnewarrior]

Well, I'll be pretty active, due to the fact I have no life! Whoever would have guessed that that would come in useful?!

[nbonaparte]

Well, I'll be pretty active, due to the fact I have no life! Whoever would have guessed that that would come in useful?!

I can, perhaps unfortunately, agree with this.

[forsaken1111]

Its not that hard to have a life and still check in once a day.

[ragnarok97071]

I have somewhat of a life, but thanks to having an archos (really awesome media player on which i can read my email) with me at all times, I get notified if anything happens, so yeah.