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Create a god or goddess give a brief description of his or her power and role.

Lord Ronan(can't think of a good name)

god of strength, intellect, empire expansion,civil order and city defene,battlelust and battle strategy,male fertility.

Lord Ronan(can't think of a good name)

god of strength, intellect, empire expansion,civil order and city defene,battlelust and battle strategy,male fertility.

Wait you are the god of all that? Fine

The Winner (even worse name)

God of Winning! - I only win only and in other fights you only win if I allow it and how. I can also imbue people with powers up to around Mxy level if I so desired, but that would be a mere fraction of a fraction of a unimaginably small percentage of my power . Trust me you want me on your side Also I like to drink alot and bang bitches unfortunatly nothing can satiate my lust like Galactus's need to feed.

Originally posted by Lord Feron
Wait you are the god of all that? Fine

The Winner (even worse name)

God of Winning! - I only win only and in other fights you only win if I allow it and how. I can also imbue people with powers up to around Mxy level if I so desired, but that would be a mere fraction of a fraction of a unimaginably small percentage of my power . Trust me you want me on your side Also I like to drink alot and bang bitches unfortunatly nothing can satiate my lust like Galactus's need to feed.

Hahahahahah nice one

my god has the power to, and spends his time killing all other gods and when any other god even thinks negatively of my god or even looks at him...... or even a picture of him that is even a loose resemblance of him, that god and all their followers and pantheons spontaneously combust at the spiritual level and they get sealed away till my god decides to let them live again, which will be never. and that power is absolute to all and unreversible. (except for my god since he always thinks about himself and he still lives)

my god is also the god of fertility and martial arts, he spends his down time when not owning your gods by hosting orgies and making up new fighting techniques that are incomprehensible to your gods.

i win.

God of Fail.

Basically Terrax.

Originally posted by psycho gundam
my god has the power to, and spends his time killing all other gods and when any other god even thinks negatively of my god or even looks at him...... or even a picture of him that is even a loose resemblance of him, that god and all their followers and pantheons spontaneously combust at the spiritual level and they get sealed away till my god decides to let them live again, which will be never. and that power is absolute to all and unreversible. (except for my god since he always thinks about himself and he still lives)

my god is also the god of fertility and martial arts, he spends his down time when not owning your gods by hosting orgies and making up new fighting techniques that are incomprehensible to your gods.

i win.

You said your god its the god of fertility.What aspect of fertility dose he represent

Sidney Crosby - The God of Hockey.

Originally posted by beast1234
You said your god its the god of fertility.What aspect of fertility dose he represent http://img24.imageshack.us/img24/1530/2766854172cd4b6f219e.jpg

Man did you had to show that picture why can't you just explain it

Originally posted by Bouboumaster
Sidney Crosby - The God of Hockey. gretzky? lemieux? orr? richard? howe?

you have some splaining to do.

Originally posted by beast1234
Man did you had to show that picture why can't you just explain it a picture's worth a thousand words.

Originally posted by psycho gundam
gretzky? lemieux? orr? richard? howe?

you have some splaining to do.

a picture's worth a thousand words.

It still dose not explain what aspect of fertility you represent. For example my god represent the fertility of passing down strong gene to have powerful offspring.

when he scratches his junk, viagra falls down to earth and every month, corporate suits come and scoop it up will front end loaders. (and give up their children's souls as payment for picking up his trash)

master god

the god of all gods both marvel and dc universes

Originally posted by chomperx9
master god

the god of all gods both marvel and dc universes


That too overrated

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Pantheon/TropePantheons

Quite a few comic book characters are in the pantheons actually.

^ROR NANI?

Originally posted by TricksterPriest
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Pantheon/TropePantheons

Quite a few comic book characters are in the pantheons actually.

Nice one

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Pantheon/Evil
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Darkseid, God of Nightmare Fuel

* Greater God
* Symbol: A torn Superman insignia
* Alignment: Lawful Evil
* Portfolio: Galactic Conquerors, World Conquest, Eye Beams, Beating Up Superman
* Domain: Evil, War, Tyranny, Strength

LOL @ TP.

Props for the D&D Style organization, though.

Dahseit.

God of sex, food, sleep, drugs, money and music.

I mean is there anything more to life that what I just mentioned. And don't bullshit me with some shit about caring about others. Have sex with the ***** with the huge **** and round ass or **** off.

Lord Ronan(can't think of a good name)

god of strength, intellect, empire expansion,civil order and city defene,battlelust and battle strategy,male fertility.

That's the third time you posted that

Originally posted by psycho gundam
gretzky? lemieux? orr? richard? howe?

you have some splaining to do.



I was joking.

The real legends of Hockey are Gretzky and Brodeur.

Richard is much more; in Quebec, he's a deity, part of the legend ^^

I've invented a bunch of gods/goddesses/what-have-you

Possibly my favorite is Nar, but explaining him in this thread would take too much time.

Short summary: He's the incarnation of the concept of evil. And ridiculously powerful (I'm talking "hand PR Beyonder his ass" levels of power here)

Yet he still loses in the end....

Name: Jo. G
Power: Most powerful character ever created. His capable of destroying the Omniverse with less less effort then it would take a normal person to breath........... plus he gains the power of ever character created on this board, and every character ever created anywhere in anytime, in any thought .

Weakness: Waffles, Bacon, Space Cakes, Hot Ladies With a Fat Ass, Red Wine, these 5 items must within the same place in order fo Jo. G to be subdued.

Originally posted by Endless Mike
I've invented a bunch of gods/goddesses/what-have-you

Possibly my favorite is Nar, but explaining him in this thread would take too much time.

Short summary: He's the incarnation of the concept of evil. And ridiculously powerful (I'm talking "hand PR Beyonder his ass" levels of power here)

Yet he still loses in the end.... Why did you name him Nar?

Originally posted by Grinning Goku
Dahseit.

God of sex, food, sleep, drugs, money and music.

I mean is there anything more to life that what I just mentioned. And don't bullshit me with some shit about caring about others. Have sex with the ***** with the huge **** and round ass or **** off. lay off the 6 packs homie

Jon Feviedo.

Elaine Belloc passes her power to ME!
*evil laugh*

God: captain America
Aka: Steve rogers
Alignment: Lawful good.
Weapon of choice: shield
Special abilities: all allies get a bonus to thaco and ac equal to my level.
Also this god gets a bonus to thaco for each ally fighting within 100 yards
Dogma: protect the weak. Punish the wicked. Ensure fairness to all.
Feats: all feats available to fighter and paladin.
History: a storied soldier who's heroic actions passed almost a century, the captain fell one day in battle. It is said that upon his death Toaa himself reached down past the gates of heaven and bestowed demigodhood upon this mortal soul. Captain America is considered to be a level 40 fighter/ level 40 paladin /and 100% American.

^ r.i.p. captain america weep

King Randy

God of power, wisdom, jumping really high, thunderstorming, hotrods, firecrackers, money, and bikinis.

LORD LATER
god of procrastination

Originally posted by supremthor
Name: Jo. G
Power: Most powerful character ever created. His capable of destroying the Omniverse with less less effort then it would take a normal person to breath........... plus he gains the power of ever character created on this board, and every character ever created anywhere in anytime, in any thought .

Weakness: Waffles, Bacon, Space Cakes, Hot Ladies With a Fat Ass, Red Wine, these 5 items must within the same place in order fo Jo. G to be subdued.

lol space cakes

My God would be based on the Egyptian God Thoth.
Cremator who be thy name(God of Everything)

6foot10

1,000lbs

Intelligence(Immeasurable)
Strength(Incalculable)
Speed(Super Sonic)
Flight(Warp Speed)
Stamina(Immeasurable)
Durability(Totally Indestructible)
Agility(Meta-human)
Reflexes(Meta-human)

Powers(Complete Mastery of Magic and the Fundamentals forces of the Universe) Reality and Energy Manipulator. The most important weapon in this arsenal is his mind he can master anything by just gazing upon it

Thoth.
The Egyptians credited him as the author of all works of science, religion, philosophy, and magic. The Greeks further declared him the inventor of astronomy, astrology, the science of numbers, mathematics, geometry, land surveying, medicine, botany, theology, civilized government, the alphabet, reading, writing, and oratory. They further claimed he was the true author of every work of every branch of knowledge, human and divine.

Originally posted by Mindset
Why did you name him Nar?

I name most of my characters by typing randomly on the keyboard and then picking out a sequence of letters that sounds good.

For example:

htguiah gjkldashgiudsahi as

Possibilities in this string:

Guiah

Guid

Sahi

etc.

Originally posted by golem370
My God would be based on the Egyptian God Thoth.
Cremator who be thy name(God of Everything)

6foot10

1,000lbs

Intelligence(Immeasurable)
Strength(Incalculable)
Speed(Super Sonic)
Flight(Warp Speed)
Stamina(Immeasurable)
Durability(Totally Indestructible)
Agility(Meta-human)
Reflexes(Meta-human)

Powers(Complete Mastery of Magic and the Fundamentals forces of the Universe) Reality and Energy Manipulator. The most important weapon in this arsenal is his mind he can master anything by just gazing upon it

Thoth.
The Egyptians credited him as the author of all works of science, religion, philosophy, and magic. The Greeks further declared him the inventor of astronomy, astrology, the science of numbers, mathematics, geometry, land surveying, medicine, botany, theology, civilized government, the alphabet, reading, writing, and oratory. They further claimed he was the true author of every work of every branch of knowledge, human and divine.


Now that it is a real god. A being that influence society. Well done

Originally posted by Endless Mike
I've invented a bunch of gods/goddesses/what-have-you

Possibly my favorite is Nar, but explaining him in this thread would take too much time.

Short summary: He's the incarnation of the concept of evil. And ridiculously powerful (I'm talking "hand PR Beyonder his ass" levels of power here)

Yet he still loses in the end....

what are the other gods.

Thank you.

Originally posted by golem370
Thank you.

no problem

Originally posted by Lord Feron
lol space cakes a.k.a. weed brownies.

Originally posted by beast1234
what are the other gods.

Too many to name

KIMOC The Unbelieved, God of KMC.

Appearance: maddeningly indescribable; makes the Chtulu look like Beyonce by comparison.

Power: to make everyone think this is a joke; to compel some to keep making Evolution vs Bible threads. Also the real force behind Batman with prep.

Troll Master

Power: Trolling Powers in the KMC realm, Unbannable.

Originally posted by Placidity
Troll Master

Power: Trolling Powers in the KMC realm, Unbannable.
DAMN this one is scary

Originally posted by Endless Mike
Short summary: He's the incarnation of the concept of evil.. And ridiculously powerful (I'm talking "hand PR Beyonder his ass" levels of power here)

Yet he still loses in the end....
I don't know why people find a relative term such as power is so fascinating. It takes no effort to make a greater character--unless you want to keep the mentioned character consistent, which can be pretty difficult.

For instance, Doctor Manhattan was, for his power more or less consistent--he could to a limited extent manipulate the quantum principle. He couldn't stop, rewind or reverse the flow of time, but he could see it coming. Now, that wasn't what was so interesting about him.

Doctor Manhattan, was more of a human than a god. He had a human way of perceiving things, a good example of this would be when he's at Mars and claims that the universe wouldn't even notice whether or not the human race would be extinct. For a omniscient being even the smallest change would be noticeable, even if he were to see the universe from a grander scope--a limited mind however wouldn't even notice if galaxies collided.

Divine power, and its ilk, should be based in the following order: Physics, maths, philosophy. If the power can't be explained through laws of physics, you should turn to maths if maths isn't enough to solve the problem turn to philosophy.

Now, Mike. Don't take this personal but I'm going to pick on this character, Nar, of yours. Hopefully you can take this criticism constructively.

He's the incarnation of evil. Before we go further with this we have to explain the position of evil, either in the fictional world of yours or the real world.

In the real world I see evil as something that prevents future development that I am in favour of. For instance, when I see someone trying to impose religion which is based on faulty teachings and denies the right of questioning with threats of hell and such. I would consider that evil.

In short to me, when psychoanalysing masses, evil would be something of an obstacle in their paths to achieving their dreams (whether small or grand) a very subjective perspective.

People of religion however tend to have an objective set standard "Violate these laws and you're evil."

I assume your universe's would have the objective standard as it's a lot easier to understand and work with. That there's a line in the sand, when someone crosses that line Nar gains strength.

I would however suggest that you worked with the more complex and fleeting system that I use for my definition of evil. It's deeper for one, and it would gather a greater quantity of evil deeds, but also a greater quantity of good deeds. An act which I consider good, might be considered evil by you and your brother--and that way you would empower Nar by "two" points. Rather than the "one" point he would get for a human being committing an evil dead.

The flaw with this system however is that since its subjective the power would be within the mind of corporeal creatures. So Nar would directly be empowered by corporeal creatures. While if there was a greater standard a greater deity might, judging by the corporeal creature's deeds empower or depower Nar.

Of course you could put some neurone power into it and develop a complex system that would work for fleeting minds and a judging greater deity (it's a deity and not a human after all)--or go with the "God works in mysterious ways" explanation.

As for Nar being a incarnation would mean that he has a physical three dimensional body which is swept along with the forth dimension of time. Defining him as some kind of essence or a principle would be a better way of keeping him consistent--if you insist in having him having a physical body he could create manifestations of himself that are bond by space-time (so that his existence don't cause any major fluctuations).

As for dwarfing classic Beyonder, it's not difficult--and whatever you'd pull out of your ass in the end wouldn't be especially difficult to dwarf either.

Originally posted by Astner
As for dwarfing classic Beyonder, it's not difficult--and whatever you'd pull out of your ass in the end wouldn't be especially difficult to dwarf either.

I creating a creature that is automatically more powerful than anything else. Thus if you try to beat it it's automaticaly already more powerful.

VICTORY!!!!!!

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
I creating a creature that is automatically more powerful than anything else. Thus if you try to beat it it's automaticaly already more powerful.
I create a character that's beyond the concept of power, hence not subjected to it.

Not that difficult, see.

Originally posted by Astner
I create a character that's beyond the concept of power, hence not subjected to it.

Not that difficult, see.

My character is automatically able to beat him anyway as he is not bounded by logic.

VICTORY TO THE HORDE!!!!!!!!!

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
My character is automatically able to beat him anyway as he is not bounded by logic.
Scroll up, reread, brainstorm, edit your reply.

Originally posted by Astner
Scroll up, reread, brainstorm, edit your reply.

Looks like an automatic win yet again.

Yay me!

You're taking this much more seriously than I am, aren't you?

You guys are making character that do not have interesting background

introducing the god NAIMEAN

http://th06.deviantart.com/fs31/150/f/2008/205/9/3/Me_on_Ugo_HeroMachine_2_5_by_blackroseless.jpg

my character is the god of righteous indecision, fortune and misfortune.

whenever someone belives he/she is right but may be completly wrong and willing to go to battle for it... that is his doing.

his abilities ... able to convince anyone that they are wrong even if they know they are right . this way a lot af battles are circumvented or won even b4 the first blow is thrown. his intellegence and cunning is unmatched in all the omniverse. he may not be the most powerful but he is powerful enough to back up his schemes.

his brothers and sister are ... Loki, Hermes, Eris, Anansi, Seth, Coyote, Veles

Originally posted by complexbrother
introducing the god NAIMEAN

http://th06.deviantart.com/fs31/150/f/2008/205/9/3/Me_on_Ugo_HeroMachine_2_5_by_blackroseless.jpg

my character is the god of righteous indecision, fortune and misfortune.

whenever someone belives he/she is right but may be completly wrong and willing to go to battle for it... that is his doing.

his abilities ... able to convince anyone that they are wrong even if they know they are right . this way a lot af battles are circumvented or won even b4 the first blow is thrown. his intellegence and cunning is unmatched in all the omniverse. he may not be the most powerful but he is powerful enough to back up his schemes.

his brothers and sister are ... Loki, Hermes, Eris, Anansi, Seth, Coyote, Veles

nice one

I she you made him related to all the tricksters

Originally posted by Astner
I don't know why people find a relative term such as power is so fascinating. It takes no effort to make a greater character--unless you want to keep the mentioned character consistent, which can be pretty difficult.

For instance, Doctor Manhattan was, for his power more or less consistent--he could to a limited extent manipulate the quantum principle. He couldn't stop, rewind or reverse the flow of time, but he could see it coming. Now, that wasn't what was so interesting about him.

Doctor Manhattan, was more of a human than a god. He had a human way of perceiving things, a good example of this would be when he's at Mars and claims that the universe wouldn't even notice whether or not the human race would be extinct. For a omniscient being even the smallest change would be noticeable, even if he were to see the universe from a grander scope--a limited mind however wouldn't even notice if galaxies collided.

Divine power, and its ilk, should be based in the following order: Physics, maths, philosophy. If the power can't be explained through laws of physics, you should turn to maths if maths isn't enough to solve the problem turn to philosophy.

Now, Mike. Don't take this personal but I'm going to pick on this character, Nar, of yours. Hopefully you can take this criticism constructively.

He's the incarnation of evil. Before we go further with this we have to explain the position of evil, either in the fictional world of yours or the real world.

In the real world I see evil as something that prevents future development that I am in favour of. For instance, when I see someone trying to impose religion which is based on faulty teachings and denies the right of questioning with threats of hell and such. I would consider that evil.

In short to me, when psychoanalysing masses, evil would be something of an obstacle in their paths to achieving their dreams (whether small or grand) a very subjective perspective.

People of religion however tend to have an objective set standard "Violate these laws and you're evil."

I assume your universe's would have the objective standard as it's a lot easier to understand and work with. That there's a line in the sand, when someone crosses that line Nar gains strength.

I would however suggest that you worked with the more complex and fleeting system that I use for my definition of evil. It's deeper for one, and it would gather a greater quantity of evil deeds, but also a greater quantity of good deeds. An act which I consider good, might be considered evil by you and your brother--and that way you would empower Nar by "two" points. Rather than the "one" point he would get for a human being committing an evil dead.

The flaw with this system however is that since its subjective the power would be within the mind of corporeal creatures. So Nar would directly be empowered by corporeal creatures. While if there was a greater standard a greater deity might, judging by the corporeal creature's deeds empower or depower Nar.

Of course you could put some neurone power into it and develop a complex system that would work for fleeting minds and a judging greater deity (it's a deity and not a human after all)--or go with the "God works in mysterious ways" explanation.

As for Nar being a incarnation would mean that he has a physical three dimensional body which is swept along with the forth dimension of time. Defining him as some kind of essence or a principle would be a better way of keeping him consistent--if you insist in having him having a physical body he could create manifestations of himself that are bond by space-time (so that his existence don't cause any major fluctuations).

As for dwarfing classic Beyonder, it's not difficult--and whatever you'd pull out of your ass in the end wouldn't be especially difficult to dwarf either.

Well I defined "evil" as "inflicting harm", whether that harm is physical or mental. It also scales with the consequences of what is done. For example, stepping on an ant is evil, but miniscule compared to killing a human.

Nar also doesn't gain or lose power from evil acts, that's actually the opposite of the way it works. Evil acts occur because he exists. If he didn't exist then everything would be a utopia/paradise with eternal bliss and happiness for everyone.

He has many avatars/incarnations and forms, but as you said he is really an abstract concept. What is interesting is that his different avatars have different personalities and "minds" separate from his main consciousness. So one of them is a prankster who likes to joke around and trick people, one of them is a sadist who enjoys torturing living beings, one of them controls the emotions of seduction and lust, and hist most powerful avatar, the Flamewraith, controls fear.

Really I'm working on expanding the mythos I'm writing but I have some outlines down.

Originally posted by beast1234
I she you made him related to all the tricksters

yes I did. I felt he would be more well rounded with potentual for future moments.

Originally posted by beast1234
Now that it is a real god. A being that influence society. Well done


Thoth should be in Marvel and done right.

Originally posted by psycho gundam
a.k.a. weed brownies.

hence the "lol"

I like my herb it's it's traditional smoking form.

bump , becaus I like this thread.