Lords of Creation: Boundless Wonder, Endless Strife [OOC] [Part III]

[Elemental]

Originally Posted by C'nor

I'm waiting on Darklord, since their return may affect some things I'm planning.

Also, Elemental, do you mind posting first for Kyran's abduction?

Just give me a moment or four.

[Hipho]

Dull-Coat now has a false spark

Also, if the first post could be edited to show Yohalles's gain of the Virtue(Selfless Giving) it would be nice.

[mattsdelf]

Will post very long post tomorrow, IC.

[C'nor]

Originally Posted by AvocadoAvenger

I see no problem with stealing AP income from your god if you can work out a reason it makes sense in character. Technically, anybody can be worshiped as a god, your domains would just be less real and more explained.

So... Would this apply to my question, and be saying that if I wanted to give, for instance, half of my weekly four AP to Anarya, after refining her spark, I could? (If not, I'm very confused. Otherwise... Well, I'm still very confused, but for different reasons, since I'm not sure whose answer is the one I should use.)

[Yeshon]

Oh don't get me wrong, the reason I'm objecting is to avoid one or two players making pantheons and accumulating ridiculous amounts of AP. You can say someone is just below divine status, like Hercules (before he died and went to Olympus) or in this game Hallorn, but I just ask you steer clear of making an actual god.

I don't object to the story proposed by Mystic, so long as you get permission from the player running the city you want to blow up (OOC obviously) or beat him in RCR.

EDIT: @C'Nor As long as the AP amount remains the same as it would otherwise, you can say little Timmy is creating things (as long as there's a good story).

@Hipho: Done.

[dhenn]

New God on the field. Kipt, Gwyn, and Yohalles all seem like solid potential parents. If anyone wants to claim me, let me know, maybe with a little bit about how you'd like to handle the birth. In the meantime, I'll be looking over the recent history of the game.

Name: Treotar
Played by: dhenn
Domains and Portfolios: Travel (Trade), Interaction (Just)
Alignment: Lawful Good
Description: Treotar thrives on interaction, in particular commerce. Peaceful interaction is the goal, as a means to increased prosperity and mutual benefit. Making sure that dealings are done fairly is of the utmost importance, especially as it protects the weakest.

Appears as a squat, fat humanoid with blue skin and eyes. Dresses in elaborate robes, and carries a cane for chastising thieves and cheaters.

[Elemental]

@C'Nor: There, Kyran's having a nice relaxing afternoon thinking about things.
Have fun messing with his life.

[Hipho]

Originally Posted by dhenn

New God on the field. Kipt, Gwyn, and Yohalles all seem like solid potential parents. If anyone wants to claim me, let me know, maybe with a little bit about how you'd like to handle the birth. In the meantime, I'll be looking over the recent history of the game.

Name: Treotar
Played by: dhenn
Domains and Portfolios: Travel (Trade), Interaction (Just)
Alignment: Lawful Good
Description: Treotar thrives on interaction, in particular commerce. Peaceful interaction is the goal, as a means to increased prosperity and mutual benefit. Making sure that dealings are done fairly is of the utmost importance, especially as it protects the weakest.

Appears as a squat, fat humanoid with blue skin and eyes. Dresses in elaborate robes, and carries a cane for chastising thieves and cheaters.

I think Yohalles would create him, expecially now. He would be a bit of a balance to Eroberung. Did you have any idea in mind how you wanted him to be created?

I was thinking maybe having a small Lloyas trade a carved wooden figure to Yohalles. The young Lloya insists that he get a fair trade for the figure, so Yohalles is inspired. He takes the small figure who looks like a short, fat, robed, blue skinned human with a cane, and gives it divinity.

EDIT: Also, I'm loving the little back and forth between Besheroth and Isyldar. Isyldar's 'mommy he broke my block house!' little tirade and I'm much interested to see what kind of trouble he gets into.

[AvocadoAvenger]

@Dhen: If you want, Kipt is willing to birth you as well. I would play it as a standard creation sort of thing, and justify it as bringing balance to the force. Your god supports about the same thing as the pantheon Kipt is in charge of. Be warned though, that Kipt is very mushy and emotional when it comes to family. Especially emotional because it is probable that he will be loosing his current only daughter in the near future.

@C'nor: Yes, you could do that. Yeshon and I are in agreement that you can have some of your AP go to someone else as long as it makes sense why it is happening.

[C'nor]

Originally Posted by Hipho

EDIT: Also, I'm loving the little back and forth between Besheroth and Isyldar. Isyldar's 'mommy he broke my block house!' little tirade and I'm much interested to see what kind of trouble he gets into.

"Then next time, don't build your block house in his territory, dear. Now please stop trying to mindcontrol the daughter of someone who could lock us both inside our own heads for the next million years or so, alright?"

[Hipho]

Originally Posted by C'nor

"Then next time, don't build your block house in his territory, dear. Now please stop trying to mindcontrol the daughter of someone who could lock us both inside our own heads for the next million years or so, alright?"

Taken without any context that paragraph is so siggable. Mind if I sig it?

[C'nor]

Originally Posted by Hipho

Taken without any context that paragraph is so siggable. Mind if I sig it?

Not at all!

[Darklady2831]

Well, Morgash the Returned has been approved, and I need someone to aid in his return...

Name: Morgash, the Returned, the Original Magister
Played by: Darklord2831
Domains and Portfolios: Undeath (Rebirth), Magic (Nethermancy)
Alignment: Neutral Evil
Description:

Spoiler

Morgash, the High Warlock, was once a name that evoked power and knowledge of magic. Near the dawn of Creation the great warlock emerged as a beacon of knowledge and foresight amongst the gods. He forged many crafts of magic, and created the Well of Eternity, a mystical pool of water that contained a rip in the fabric of reality. From within the waters, Morgash attempted to gain knowledge of the future, and use it to prevent it from happening.

A saying has emerged over the eons among the mortal races, "Fighting your fate often brings it closer". Some speculate that this saying came from Morgash's first actions, his frantic ways and reckless disregard for other gods' ideas. Some say that he saw his ow death, and in his haste to prevent it, brought it closer. Regardless of whether these things are true or not, Morgash faded from mortal memory, becoming a whisper on the tongues of some of the most ancient magical traditions.

In recent days, the ancient fortress of Morgazzar has been spotted, floating in the void between worlds. The winds of fate whisper about the return of a powerful being, the return of one of the first.

Morgash, the Returned, is the undead husk of Morgash, the High Warlock. His spirit was lost adrift within the well of eternity, and his body left to rot on his cold stone throne. Morgazzar has drifted through time and space sinc Morgash first disappeared, it's doors sealed to all. Now, as it appears more and more, the Spirit of Morgash draws closer to his skeletal body.

Morgash has spent many eons adrift in time unable to influence anything. His mind has been warped by the countless possible realities he has seen. He has been driven irrevocably mad, his former memories lost to the ravages of time. All Morgash recalls is desperation, and magic. He seeks to reclaim his imagined mastery over magic, and to find a place for himself to belong in a strange and alien new time.

So, I think that Morgash will be "birthed" when some god goes looking through his fortress, Morgazzar, because it has once again appeared near the planes. Essentially, a volunteer disturbs his skeletal remains that are seated atop his throne before the Well of Eternity, and that brief moment of divine energy touching his remains provides a link for his drifting spirit to jump back into reality.

OR

Xondoure's god, Reisen, will notice Morgash's spirit adrift in the many possible timelines, and revive him with the Pool of Divine Possibility.

Either method is good with me, so if nobody wants to go rifling through a dead guy's home, then I hope Xondour will be fine with rebirthing Morgash.

[Elemental]

If you want, Belsheroth can go check on the place. He kind of appointed himself custodian, so it moving would interest him.

Also, here's what we did with it while you were gone:

Spoiler

The way we played it was that Morgash sealed the Well, an action that likely lead to his death. (The details were non-specific.)
Basically, at this current time, Morgazar remains sealed and protected from the ravages of time by the blessing of Belsheroth*. We kind of broke into the place to find clues to solve the God Plague.
Don't worry, we only read his journal and rifled through his books.
At this time, it's just sitting out there as a large doorway that very rarely attracts one of the few creatures that inhabits the void.

*As the technical owner of the place, I'll let you break the blessing on the doorway without AP expenditure, but otherwise, time remains frozen to anything non-divine. It's a useful feature in a home, kind of like new carpet or air conditioning.

[dhenn]

I do like the Yohalles creation image.

I didn't have the most complete picture of how I wanted it, as I joined my other LOC game from the beginning, so there were only about three posts, as opposed to over 33 pages in one thread alone to contextualize the character in. His specific personality might evolve a bit as I get settled in, but the broad strokes are fairly set.

On that note, it appears there is at least one war going on. Would someone be able to just quickly recap the who/what of that? I think there's at least two more coming on as well, so it would probably be helpful for us all. Treotar is definitely not a warrior, but I'm sure there's plenty of profiteers and such to be mad about.

[YellowPeppee]

Spoiler

Name: Gi Ahi (gie-eye-hi)
Played By: YellowPeppee
Domain and Portfolio's: Unity (Energy) - Dedication (Self-Improvement)
Alignment: Lawfully Good

Gi Ahi is the god of enlightment and purity, doing his best to help mortals understand who, what and why they are. He is working on a concept for the average humanoid that will enables them to unlock their hidden pottential, all while gaining wisdom and more then basic understanding of their body, surroundings and beyond. He work towards a bigger goal through, as he want to enlighten the world and its inhabitants. Only then can every soul accept one another and work its future out on its own; without the gods.

His patience is well know, never been caught scolding any kind of word towards idiots or any other from of stupidity, all need time. Health should always be a first concern, he can get slightly irritated if one forgets it. While being a saint and god at the same has it perks on many fields, it also has its downfalls. He has no sense of humor. He understands the jokes, that is never a problem; laughing is.

Gwyn, Belsheroth, Tresinigiis and Yohalles were suggested as possible parents, Kipt offering himself too. I have no problem with any. He is seen as a pure bright light, could be born in that form too. He could be the goodside of a god that spits itself, or a god made to perfect the world. Of course, it will not go easy. Any suggestions are welcome.

[Darklady2831]

Originally Posted by Elemental

If you want, Belsheroth can go check on the place. He kind of appointed himself custodian, so it moving would interest him.

Also, here's what we did with it while you were gone:

Spoiler

The way we played it was that Morgash sealed the Well, an action that likely lead to his death. (The details were non-specific.)
Basically, at this current time, Morgazar remains sealed and protected from the ravages of time by the blessing of Belsheroth*. We kind of broke into the place to find clues to solve the God Plague.
Don't worry, we only read his journal and rifled through his books.
At this time, it's just sitting out there as a large doorway that very rarely attracts one of the few creatures that inhabits the void.

*As the technical owner of the place, I'll let you break the blessing on the doorway without AP expenditure, but otherwise, time remains frozen to anything non-divine. It's a useful feature in a home, kind of like new carpet or air conditioning.

That'd work well.
Though, Morgazzar itself would be more like a floating tower than just a doorway.

[Elemental]

Originally Posted by Darklord2831

That'd work well.
Though, Morgazzar itself would be more like a floating tower than just a doorway.

Simple enough. I'll go do that now.

Morgash has been revived. Unintentionally, but revived nonetheless.

[Hipho]

Originally Posted by YellowPeppee

Spoiler

Name: Gi Ahi (gie-eye-hi)
Played By: YellowPeppee
Domain and Portfolio's: Unity (Energy) - Dedication (Self-Improvement)
Alignment: Lawfully Good

Gi Ahi is the god of enlightment and purity, doing his best to help mortals understand who, what and why they are. He is working on a concept for the average humanoid that will enables them to unlock their hidden pottential, all while gaining wisdom and more then basic understanding of their body, surroundings and beyond. He work towards a bigger goal through, as he want to enlighten the world and its inhabitants. Only then can every soul accept one another and work its future out on its own; without the gods.

His patience is well know, never been caught scolding any kind of word towards idiots or any other from of stupidity, all need time. Health should always be a first concern, he can get slightly irritated if one forgets it. While being a saint and god at the same has it perks on many fields, it also has its downfalls. He has no sense of humor. He understands the jokes, that is never a problem; laughing is.

Gwyn, Belsheroth, Tresinigiis and Yohalles were suggested as possible parents, Kipt offering himself too. I have no problem with any. He is seen as a pure bright light, could be born in that form too. He could be the goodside of a god that spits itself, or a god made to perfect the world. Of course, it will not go easy. Any suggestions are welcome.

I think I'll pass on this one, doesn't seem much Yohalles's style. Though he does argue with himself a bit, I could theoretically see a part of him splitting off to form a new god.

Anyway, I'll make the post birthing you sometime tomorrow or the next day dhen

[Xondoure]

Yeshon, Reisen's last three domains are Renewal (Creation) Dreams (Potential) and Fate (Folly.) I believe I forgot to name them last time.

[Mynxae]

Originally Posted by C'nor

"Then next time, don't build your block house in his territory, dear. Now please stop trying to mindcontrol the daughter of someone who could lock us both inside our own heads for the next million years or so, alright?"

"But Mother, it's all a part of my grand scheme!" *pouts*

Morgash is back, yay! I always liked Morgash.. At least, Alyveran did. What's his alignment again? I'd hate to clash >.>

[Elemental]

This means war!
Prepare to feel the full weight of however much AP I've accumulated!

Edit: Obviously, if Isyldar doesn't back down, Belsheroth's going to beat him up.

[mystic1110]

Originally Posted by Darklord2831

That'd work well.
Though, Morgazzar itself would be more like a floating tower than just a doorway.

Welcome back!

I'm excited for the tragic meetings between Gywn/Morgash and Wigbach. We can make this really heart breaking....

Originally Posted by C'nor

[Belithia Certainly Didn't Think So, Though Admittedly, She Was Utterly Insane]

Yes, yes she was (probably my favorite character )

[Elemental]

I'm assuming that whatever process revived Isanloff caused him to come back wrong?

[mystic1110]

Originally Posted by Elemental

I'm assuming that whatever process revived Isanloff caused him to come back wrong?

The way i'm thinking about it...is that Wigbach was a possibility of Isanloff.... Reisen just messed up and summoned him from the pool of possibility instead.

So yes....

but more like Monster from beyond the veil...especially this part...

For extra tragedy, some small part of the original's character may remain, trapped in a monstrous body and unable to control their actions, often begging the heroes to kill them before they hurt more people.

[Elemental]

That makes sense.

[Mynxae]

Heheh.. Can't wait for Ele to wake up

[C'nor]

Hey, Elemental, would you mind editing your last post for me, please? The only reason I spent AP on the hurricane was to provide a rules justification for the fluff, so IC, Savorla didn't actually have anything to do with it forming.

[Yeshon]

Originally Posted by YellowPeppee

Spoiler

Name: Gi Ahi (gie-eye-hi)
Played By: YellowPeppee
Domain and Portfolio's: Unity (Energy) - Dedication (Self-Improvement)
Alignment: Lawfully Good

Gi Ahi is the god of enlightment and purity, doing his best to help mortals understand who, what and why they are. He is working on a concept for the average humanoid that will enables them to unlock their hidden pottential, all while gaining wisdom and more then basic understanding of their body, surroundings and beyond. He work towards a bigger goal through, as he want to enlighten the world and its inhabitants. Only then can every soul accept one another and work its future out on its own; without the gods.

His patience is well know, never been caught scolding any kind of word towards idiots or any other from of stupidity, all need time. Health should always be a first concern, he can get slightly irritated if one forgets it. While being a saint and god at the same has it perks on many fields, it also has its downfalls. He has no sense of humor. He understands the jokes, that is never a problem; laughing is.

Gwyn, Belsheroth, Tresinigiis and Yohalles were suggested as possible parents, Kipt offering himself too. I have no problem with any. He is seen as a pure bright light, could be born in that form too. He could be the goodside of a god that spits itself, or a god made to perfect the world. Of course, it will not go easy. Any suggestions are welcome.

Heh, I can birth him while Gwyn and the Crone are having a heart to heart, trying to understand each other and by extension themselves. It will be a very strange heart to heart.

[AvocadoAvenger]

Was Tired while making my last post, I meant to make a concept, but forgot to spend the AP. I know this is kind of how the curse works already, but I thought it was a nice addition to the way atheism works.