Fantasy A World Undone CS

[seasonedcat]

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[ERode]

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  Godly Name: Mir-Airant Bat-Erdene
  Titles/nicknames: The Lodestar of the Restless Soul, The Tri-Concentric Gaze, The Amaranthine
  Domain: Of Nomads and Seasons
  Pronouns: She/Her
  
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  Description
  A newer goddess compared to her more illustrious peers, Mir-Airant Bat-Erdene takes on the appearance of a young girl, with the only indications of her divinity being her antlers, her pointed ears, and her third eye. She is a non-verbal existence despite her closeness to humanity, having been born from the prayer-songs of nomads and wanderers who hurled their words into the void around them in order to stifle the solitude of nature. At times, she is as joyful as any other child, playing catch with the young shepherd. At times, she is as curious as any other child, marveling at the familial patterns that she observes and then imprints upon her own clothes, a mosaic of human ancestries. At times, she is as cruel as any other child, a thunderbolt of tragedy descending upon those whose restless nature is tied down by the bondage of civilization.
  
  But hints of her are found where no others would be, nonetheless. A distant figure, pointing in the direction of an oasis. A patterned shawl, draped over a dead hermit. Smoke, upon peaks impassable by mortalkind. Footprints, upon wastelands where no other life could subsist.
  
  The Amaranthine, indeed, crosses from one end of the earth to the other, chasing the seasons, the sun, and the stars.
  
  Godly Hair Colour: Black
  Godly Eye Colour: Blue
  Godly Height: 4'4
  Godly Skin Tone: Brown
  
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  Personality
  A non-verbal minor goddess who walks the world without end.
  
  She is known to be childlike, capricious, a flighty, inconstant existence that appears to dispel solitude in nature, to give guidance to those who are merely lost, and to be the sole witness of those who chose to die of their own volition. Those who worship Mir-Airant Bat-Erdene see her as primarily a kind goddess, one whose good intentions may on occasion cause tragedy, but one who is rarely driven by divine rage or a sense of morality like older gods. She asks nothing of those mortals, as if satisfied simply to have 'companions' wandering the world with her, but there are undoubtedly ways, simple ways, to gain her favour too. She enjoys those who have some artistic or passionate pursuit, offering traveling artists and musicians her favour most often. She herself has no need for human hospitality, but disdains nomads who withhold charity from other travellers. Yet paradoxically, she does not deliver any particular vengeance upon bandits and highwaymen, as if there is no difference in her eyes between hunters of animals and hunters of man.
  
  She is mysterious, incomprehensible, in the way that adults cannot understand the whims of a child. But Mir-Airant Bat-Erdene is simple too, if one comprehends her origin: the response to the songs nomads sing in order to fill up the vast void around them.
  
  Personal Strengths: Kind, Innocent, Simple, Carefree
  Personal Weaknesses: Cruel, Unforgiving, Capricious, Amoral
  Likes: Music, Art, Nature, Seasons, Generousity, Nomads, Spiced Lamb, Cairns, Childbirth
  Dislikes: Money, Greed, Commerce, Churches, Disease, Paved Roads, Walls
  Fears: The Overpopulation of Mortalkind, The Domestication of the Wandering Spirit, The Loss of Passion
  Goals: A world where those who wish to walk are free to do so. A world where the borders that divide nations are as meaningless as the wars waged to draft them. A world where raw emotion fills the silent expanse.
  
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  The index fingernail, painted a light green hue.​
  A triangular ornament hung from a necklace, with an eye etched upon the surface.​
  A cairn built with three painted stones bearing patterns that are up to the artist's discretion.​
  
  Status of Worshipers:
  
  Those that worship Mir-Airant Bat-Erdene are wanderers, nomads, and vagrants, those who eschewed stationary civilization to walk the world and subsist off what the seasons off them. Those most ardent worshippers will travel to sacred cairns across the world on long pilgrimages, but building a church for her is considered sacrilege, as the Lodestar of the Restless Soul does not wish for her faithful to concentrate upon a single place.​
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  Politically, economically, and militarily, her worshippers aren't anything special, but she does not demand their loyalty either. So long as they roam, so long as they sing, so long as they dwell in the world rather than apart from the world, she doesn't mind where they are or who they are.​
  
  General Mortal Reputation:
  
  Mir-Airant Bat-Erdene is the goddess who is closest to the world. Her divine form is still far-too human, and she has neither developed a mortal nor bestial form because there was no need to. She is a guide for those who are lost or displaced, and she asks little of those who receive her benevolence. When one is at their loneliest in the wilds, she is there to relieve their isolation. When a child is born in the wild, she is there to welcome it. She is generous, that Amaranthine.​
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  But there are those too, who think her callous. Some who believe she whispers into War's ears, urging for the sacking of cities and the displacement of populations. Guides Fate's loom, snipping the strings of human connection until one loses every reason to remain in place. Pulls the hands of Disaster and Violence, shattering grand walls and preconceptions of safety in shelter, as if humanity could only be safe on their feet. They too, are correct. She is the Goddess of Nomads. Of course she would be happier if there were more of them.​
  
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  They say that those who drink her blood will become as eternal as she is, but will die once their wanderings end.​
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  They say that her Third Eye sees into the hearts of mankind, to sift out those who deserve her favor and those who merely covet it.​
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  They say that the act of walking alone is a divine act by her, her feet capable of crossing peaks and tides as easily as one does fields.​
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  They say that the living, draped in her robes, are warded from disease and fatigue. They say that the dead, draped in her robes, wander the world still, their souls on the wind.​
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  They say that if one desires freedom fervently enough, she will sever all their inhibitions and whisk them away. They say that those who ask for her help should be resolved, for none but the Goddess could predict how 'freedom' is obtained.​

 

[Solirus]

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  Godly Name: Eior
  
  Mortal Alias: Riul
  
  Titles/nicknames: Starfather, Cosmic Painter, Dawnbringer, The Grand Artist
  
  Domains: Cosmos, Stars, Sun, Art
  
  Pronouns: He/They
  
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  Description: Eior's most common form and what is associated as his godly form. With this appearance does Eior travel through the empty void and bring the beauty and color of the cosmos and the stars. The body itself is mostly covered by a shell meant to contain the great heat of his colorful skin would produce. Though due to artistic tendencies he is not fully encased in this shell, which adds to the fact that he never visits the planet in this form, besides the fact that he would be recognized. Some may attribute this as Eior's true form, however the god is against such notion, believing his true form to be something far more abstract.
  
  Godly hair colour: N/A
  
  Godly eye colour: ever-changing
  
  Godly height: At minimum, he stands about 20 meters tall, while the tallest he's ever been seen was about 40 kilometers
  
  Godly skin tone: a constant change in hue between blue and violet
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Description: Eior's preferred form for when he visits the world. A form which took a lot of care to create with the assistance and guidance of the death god. This form generally comes in the appearance of a human to explain his rather ballsy statements and his creative outlook on things. Eior is also capable of creating subtle changes to the form to grant them the appearance of another race or species, should an art exhibit or museum not allow humans. Eior also goes by the name of Riul in this form, and will only respond to that name to add to his rather harmless deception.
  
  Mortal hair colour: White
  
  Mortal eye colour: Golden
  
  Mortal height: 1.618 meters
  
  Mortal skin tone: Pale Ivory
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Description: Eior takes the form of a peculiar creature with no legs and only wings, creating this form out of pure fascination and appreciation to the original's design. With slight changes of his own, Eior only takes this form when he wishes to be wholly ignored in the world of mortals. The form is close in size to that of a house cat but may become smaller or larger based on needs and can even become translucent.
  
  
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  Personality: Eior is a god obsssessed with art in all forms, his very instincts guide him to paint the vastness and emptiness of the void into explosions of color and expression. To say it is his passion would be to undermine it entirely. Outside his duty, Eior spends their time occasionally wandering the world, encountering, critiquing, but most importantly admiring the aesthetics of the artist and their creation. Due to this, however, Eior usually does not have time to socialize with other gods or even his worshipers. Eior is a rather introverted fellow, several social queues will fly over their head, and certain things he say may seem eccentric to others, even to his fellow gods. Eior however is well-intentioned and means no harm to others, avoiding physical confrontation if possible, though he will become rather upset should his and the art of others come into danger.
  
  Personal strengths: Creative, Patient, Passionate,
  
  Personal weaknesses: Socially oblivious, Aloof
  
  Likes: Art, stars, Critique, Improvement, Passion, Honesty
  
  Dislikes: Destruction of art, Violence, Deception,
  
  Fears: The Destruction of his creations, The suppression of art and expression
  
  Goals: To fill the void with color and passion, and to continue upon his journey of improvement and passion.​
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  Symbols of worship: Though there are various depictions and symbols that represent the worship of Eior, the most common and accessible types are typically in the form of pendants or other smaller objects. These symbols vary based on the religious group: a sun, a star, or a paintbrush, are some of the most common symbols.
  
  Status of worshipers: There is no one singular group or organization that worships Eior, due to his distance and lack of direct interaction, there have been several groups that have popped up throughout history. At the present, there remain three large factions that remain.
  
  - Followers of the Sun: The Followers of the Sun are a large group of worshipers who worship Eior as the creator of the sun and stars. They especially place great emphasis on their worship of the sun, viewing it as the first of Eior's creations and thus the greatest, as it is this sun that provides light and warmth to the world. Their reverence to the sun places it above other stars, which reflects their hierarchy of a singular person who leads all others beneath them. Such an ideology also leads to the followers believing that only under the sun shall mortals find purpose and happiness and though they tolerate the worship of other gods, they believe that they deserve to be the ones in power.
  
  - Children of the Stars: Originally part of the Followers of the Sun, the Children of the Stars broke away from them after revaluing their teachings and becoming disillusioned by the followers need for dominance and power. Though many of the teachings remain, the Children of the Stars recognize the importance of the sun and stars but place none above the other, instead declaring the sun and stars as equals, for Eior loves all his creations. The Children of the Stars are far less violent than the followers and instead of a need for power, they seek to spread their teachings of cooperation, equality, coexistence, and understanding. Such beliefs are also reflected upon their hierarchy, consisting of several individuals who only act upon the decisions of the many/
  
  - Artists: A great many artists worship Eior for various reasons, each one unique on their approach. Some become fascinated with the cosmos and stars, and are moved to act and create something of comparable beauty. Others seek Eior's favor on their next piece or to revitalize their passion for art. With no one group, these artists may be from any walk of life, from a high and wealthy aristocrat to a humble and hardworking sailor. That is to say, however, not every artist worships Eior.
  
  General mortal reputation: Eior is popular and well known, but the opinion of him can vary a lot. The Followers of the Sun adore and revere him, naming him Dawnbringer due to his creation of the sun. Others however despise the Follower's need and insistence for power and control, and thus turn their anger and frustration towards Eior. Others, however, really appreciate and like Eior due to their interactions with the Children of the Stars who provide for their fellow mortals. Thus, the opinion of Eior varies mostly upon which group they encounter and what god they themselves choose to worship.
  
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  - Stellar Manipulation: Eior is capable of manipulation of the stars and other cosmic objects. Such ability is used for the purpose of art, whether to create or mold. However, Eior is also capable of moving stars and even the cosmos itself, should he wish.
  
  - Blessing of the Grand Artist: Eior is naturally talented at creation, especially creation that would be considered aesthetically pleasing, whether it be painting, sculpting, or even music. Eior is also capable of granting these blessings towards artists that worship him. Eior however is careful to not overdo it as he values the journey an artist undergoes to improve and discover their passion.
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[DuckySTC]

I am the thing under the bed, the creature just barely out of view, every fear you didn't know you had.​

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  Godly Name: Urnyx
  Titles/nicknames: The Infinite Abyss, The Great Unknown, Liege of the Depths, Tranquility of the Abyss, The God Unseen
  Domains: Unknown, Darkness, The Deep, Fear
  Pronouns: Unknown, meaning you can use whichever you want.
  
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  Description: What lies deep beneath the ground? At the bottom of the Ocean? In the dark corner of the forest no one dares approach? These are the domain of Urnyx, The God Unseen. Residing from the Abyss at the bottom of the world where they mold horrors indescribable before releasing them to roam the underworld. Their presence is felt across the entire world with every living beings even most basic fears and gaps of knowledge inadvertently becoming sings of their influence.
  
  Mortal appearance: A cloacked figure standing an a little over two meters with an unnatural darkness seemingly oozing from beneath the rag. It's color is perceived differently by mortals, but will always remain a dark shade be it grey, blue or green. This avatar speaks with a voice familiar, yet distant to the listeners as if they've heard it before but can't quite pin down where. Despite it's simple appearance, nearly all mortals will feel a sense of deep soul-touching dread just by it's presence alone and hearing the voice will very likely push them over the edge into pure fear, strong willpower and great courage are required to resist this aura. Wherever it walks it makes sounds like steps of many different kinds of boots, shoes and heels stepping onto many different kinds of surfaces that don't make any sense in the current situation.
  
  
  
  Godly appearance: Lacking a defined form, Urnyx is in a constantly morphing shape of tendrils of pure darkness, thus making it impossible to define or comprehend even by other gods. This does not mean he remains in that state forever, in fact his appearance changes depending on who he's talking too taking the form of their greatest fear. For example if the person he's talking too is scared of their mother's imminent death he can appear as the form of that mother, headless and long decayed filled with all manner of maggots and insects. This extends even to more abstract emotions, a fear of losing oneself's purpose in life could be represented by taking form of various temptations that would make the person in question stray away from that path. It is said that the first time the Liege of the Abyss gazed into a mirror he didn't see himself, for his own greatest fear is seizing to exist, only to promptly smash the mirror and curse it's foul existence and the dammed knowledge it inflicted upon him.
  
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  Personality: A bit of an outcast and loner due to his nature he feels most comfortable around his creation in the sea of darkness. Urnyx is very contained with spending years, decades, centuries in the Abyss, alas divine as he might be, his being is not spared the knowledge of desire. The darkness within his very nature demands to grow, reach as far as the light does. Thus he is often forced to confront that desire and meddle with affairs of mortals or other gods, to grow the shadow just a bit more. He has no attachment to mortals, even his followers are but tools, toys to play with the one exception are creatures molded by darkness itself for abyss-born carry a fragment of himself in them. If he decided to visit the surface world he is most likely to interfere with the affairs of those that claim themselves as courageous or followers of the light, testing their mettle is amusing, as is potentially creating new horrors specifically designed for this one specific situation. Due to this he often clashes with gods who highly favor mortals. While his antics may cause some chaos, they are never large enough to upset the larger order of the world, for he knows that if darkness utterly snuffs out the light it will become the knew known and that is a scenario that absolutely cannot be allowed to pass.
  
  Personal strengths: Rational, Schemer, Creative, Intimidating.
  Personal weaknesses: Sadistic, Egotistical, Quick to Anger, Slow to Adapt, Petty
  Likes: Silence, Lying, Games of Chance, Growing his domain, Toying with mortals, Creating new horrors.
  Dislikes: Light, Mirrors, Schools, Visitors, Heroes, Being ridiculed,
  Fears: His Influence becoming too widespread, thus making him more widely known and weakening him in turn. The world at large becoming more courageous and resilient to her power. Surface-dwellers settling the depths both on land and in the ocean, thus conquering their domain.
  Goals: To spread confusion and sow fear in surface-dwellers. To grow as does the planet's population, to never be left behind, forever be a part of life, stronger and stronger.
  
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  Symbols of worship: Most widespread is a simple symbol of a closed eye, however occasionally question marks or the letters "X" and "Y" are also used.
  
  
  Status of worshippers: In the darkest depths of the planet the Caligni, people who know no better, worship the Abyss itself, thus unknowingly being Urnyx's largest group of devotees. Amongst surface-dwellers some singular oracles or madmen seek the blessing of that which they do not know, most often it is a result of wishing to erase a particularly painful memory from themselves or someone else. Rarely such individuals will be compelled enough that they will start a small cult following which tend to remain low-profile as a sort of secret society who's members slowly start to disappear from public life as their devotion deepens and the desire for tranquility rises.
  
  Ideology of worship: Most people do not willingly worship she who represents darkness and fear, to be a follower requires a strong conviction, a goal to strive for. This is known as Tranquility of the Abyss. The sea of eternal nothingness remains utterly calm, unmoving, unknown. To exist in this state is to be freed from the chains of knowledge and the earthly delights it brings alongside suffering. Thus becoming one with nothing is the highest single state of being that a mortal can achieve, for even in death you will be forever tranquil and at the end of all things your being or what remains of, shall become part of the Abyss, achieving divinity.
  
  Rituals of worship: Meditation is the most commonly performed ritual, trying to empty the mind of thought and in the process growing closer to the Abyss. It is ideally performed in underground temples with extremely limited decorations in complete darkness and a mix of censor aromas which aim to dull the knowledge of smell. The faithful are sorted into two groups: the blessed and cursed. Cursed ones are the priests and their assistants who perform rituals and organize activities, thus being forever tainted by knowledge these martyrs make it possible for the blessed souls, the lowly subjects of the faith to try and achieve a mind as still as the void. Master of Curses is the title of the head leader of any given cult and their role is vital, for they possess a crucial form of the forbidden, the alchemical sorcery required for creation of potions that dull senses in various ways or even cause lapses and erase a great deal of memories from the subject. Masters have often passed the trials of drinking those potions themselves, forgetting entirely about their previous life and dedicating themselves entirely to serving the unknown and it's blessed subjects. Some fanatical followers amongst both groups can also decide to undertake the rite of Holy Mutilation, where the Master of Curses gets rid of the blessed one's senses, such as sight, hearing, smell or the touch of their right hand or even in rare cases parts of the brain are removed in an attempt to make the blessed one ever so closer to The Great Unknown.
  
  General mortal reputation: Not generally known amongst the population, however every clergyman would be informed about her existence, for the widespread influence of The Infinite Abyss can cause huge problems for the organized societies of the surface. Through cults spreading a vivid rejection of knowledge even if they do so by completely peaceful means it is a huge danger for if too many will start to embrace the blessed Tranquility in Ignorance and thus stopping what they were doing previously in an attempt to become one with the void. Persecution for following Urnyx is common amongst more rigidly organized societies and the potential rumors of villages and small towns succumbing entirely to "madness" through the worship of the deep, seeing hundreds of people sit or lay down on the ground unmoving or chanting the same mantra at nauseum is an unsettling sight to say the least when you're not familiar with the concept of complete tranquility.
  
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  Shadewalk: Urnyx can at any point traverse from one darkness to another near instantaneously, this allows him to skip the pointless traveling and be where he needs to. Should he desire so other creatures can traverse the shadowed paths with him, in his mortal form he can use the eternal darkness beneath the robes to summon any manner of horrific abyssal creations.
  
  Emptyness of the Abyss: He can alter memories of nearby mortals at will, mostly using that to erase them completely as well as instill fear in anyone without exceptional willpower of a divine boon.
  
  Fear Incarnate: While his godly form shapeshifts into other's greatest fear, he doesn't actually have any control over that and cannot simply shapeshift into any form he desires.
  

 

[LatinKnightz]

"That was a rather upsetting time to be in. . ."​

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  Godly Name: Salinos
  Alias: The one who remembers.
  Titles/nicknames: Librarian of the gods. (Official) Record keeper (Official) Certified gossip queen (Unofficial)
  Domains: The realm of stories. The halls of history. And that bar he bought one time to make other gods feed him stories.
  Pronouns: He/Him
  
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  Description: All he has are eyes, and probably ears but those are hidden somewhere where they can't be seen. . . And probably also separate. Two bright white eyes with no pupils.
  His skin yellow as the sun.
  Mortal appearance: Usually he takes the form of an orange eyed individual with round rimmed glasses, (with the appropriate clothing included of course). He takes this form quite often wandering down on the earth to collect his stories, a small blessing to whoever takes the time to relay their tales to him, real or fiction, it doesn't really matter too much.
  Godly appearance: A bright orange humanoid figure
  Godly hair color: Bald
  Godly eye color: Literally just white
  Godly skin tone: Orange
  
  
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  Personality: Usually a quiet individual, taking more time to listen to all of the other deity's and humans. Although he'll speak up every now and then to spill the latest quote on quote, "Tea".
  Personal strengths: Patient, mostly neutral, a passive party with only very extreme exceptions. Should he speak up during any meeting, you should probably listen.
  Personal weaknesses: Some might consider his hands off approach of divinity a little lazy, perhaps even irresponsible.
  Likes: Any form of storytelling, books, good stories.
  Dislikes: Lies, misinformation. The burning of the library of Alexandria.
  Fears: The destruction of humanity.
  Goals: To collect stories, and sometimes sharing them. Keeping an accurate record of all events mortal and divine, and if permitted. . . Alternate history.
  
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  People see him more as a house god or guardian than an actual deity, their reverence to him mostly coming from libraries and certain theater circles specializing in storytelling specifically. His symbols traditionally being hung on the top of their doors for good fortune, or by just accident. It's just a convenient symbol to use.
  
  General mortal reputation:
  Quite ironically, for a god of stories, there's only a select few about Salinos himself. But these stories are sufficient enough to create a reasonable amount of superstition for people to be kind to strangers asking for a yarn.
  
  Unique powers:
  Nothing too special besides having perfect memory which ties directly to the magic book which he can always summon. It's shape and form (and weight) can be changed to whatever size needed during that time. It's pages are seemingly infinite.
  Basic shapeshifting for journalistic purposes. (His favorite form is a coin.) And other minor abilities. (Enhanced sight, enhanced hearing, elongated hearing, elongated sight.)
  

"Feed me your stories?"

 

[EdgyCryptid]

"How horrible it must be to live in a world of wonder without the awe to witness it."
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  Godly Name: Exarzha
  
  Titles/Nicknames: The Tapestry of the Soul, the Luminary of Untold Possibility, the Unbound, the One Who Believes in Us
  
  Domains: Imagination, Emotion, and New Beginnings
  
  Pronouns: They/Them
  
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  Godly Appearance: Exarzha is constantly folding and unfolding, shrinking and expanding, weaving and untangling. Their very existence is always fluid in motion with or without the elements to guide such movement. They are difficult for the mortal mind to process, as not only is their form commonly paradoxical, looking upon them also inspires thoughts and emotions too complex for the mind to process.
  
  Godly Hair Color: N/A
  
  Godly Eye Color: Every color perceived and unperceived, with the most prominent relating to Exarzha's emotion in a given moment. The most common color is blue, aligning with calm thought.
  
  Godly Height: Their size is always fluctuating depending on the amount of power they are giving or receiving. Heightened emotion, whether their own or others', causes their size to grow infinitely, while relative tranquility can bring them down to as small of a size as around 10 feet, or 3 meters.
  
  Godly Skin Tone: Their skin remains consistent in an off gray tone, but varies in brightness and pattern. The brightness matches Exarzha's motif of intensifying in times of heightened emotion and dimming in times of calm. It is the patterns that are strange and seem to be only understood by the deity themselves. They can identify each strand as a thought or an idea belonging to themselves, mortals, or very rarely, other deities, as well as what they mean.
  
  
  
  Mortal Appearance: To appear to mortals, Exarzha takes on the form of the species in which they are speaking to covered in a simultaneously translucent and opaque fabric. The hues of this fabric are constantly changing, shifting in gradients that compliment the complex emotions of gods and mortals alike. This fabric is also constantly blowing in an unfelt wind, calm when in serenity and whipping when in intensity.
  
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  Mortal Height: Their height for mortals tends to match what the mortal they're speaking to finds most comforting, whether that be taller or shorter. When in the presence, of many, their form will equalize to what the majority find comforting. This gives Exarzha a typical range of 5-6 feet, or 1.5-1.8 meters.
  
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  Personality: Exarzha has an intriguing personality among the divine. Being the embodiment of such mortal ideas as imagination and emotion makes them particularly 'down-to-earth' in terms of mortal quandaries. They have a love for creativity and vulnerability and a hatred for protocol and cold-heartedness. They have also been called flakey by mortal and divine alike, as they prefer to go where they desire to be, rather than where they need to be.
  
  Personal Strengths: Empathy, Ingenuity, Diplomacy, Open-Mindedness
  
  Personal Weaknesses: Compulsivity, Inconsistency, Vengefulness
  
  Likes: Art, Music, Poetry, Science - the expanded list of things that require a vision to create, Mortals, Conflict, Peace
  
  Dislikes: Heartless creatures, thoughtless acts, uninspired crafts, lack of willingness to see both sides
  
  Fears: The overall loss of what they consider to be the 'soul' of a mortal. On a personality scale, it pains them to see that such things can occur at all, a so-called 'loss of self'. On a more personal scale though, this would also mean that their very existence is threatened, and while they won't admit it, the prospect of disappearing to nothingness frightens them much more. They would muse that it is a very mortal fear to have, and perhaps one borne out of them being so close to mortals themselves. They also fear losing their favored mortals and will do most anything to protect them.
  
  Goals: Their main goal is to return to enough power to walk amongst mortals effortlessly once again. They wish to walk, speak, and love in the way they once could without fear of their divinity fading or becoming overwhelming.
  
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  Symbols of Worship: Colorful places and items, a loom mid project, and a quill are some more common examples, though for a being with such a broad hold on the mortal experience, their symbols tend to be more personalized towards the worshipper themselves.
  
  Status of Worshippers: Exarzha suffered greatly when they could no longer engage with their worshippers. For a god that relied so heavily on their ability to integrate and be with mortals, their fall and sudden disappearance caused a tide of dismay and disbelief to wash over the worshippers who remained - they'd been abandoned by the arbiter of their second chances. Their worship had all but disappeared entirely before they'd worked up the strength to reappear, even if only for a short time. Some thought Exarzha to be a fake and expelled them, others wept in pure euphoria. Regardless, this has led to the current status of several small cults, but none as large as what the god originally had. These bands of worshippers are, for lack of a better term, hippies. Devoted to feeling their emotions and creations good, bad, and ugly, they tend to all but ignore the greater expanse of the world.
  
  General Mortal Reputation: Opinions of the One Who Believes vary greatly. Former believers scorn them deeply for not providing the 'second chance' Exarzha is supposed to give, while current followers tend to adore them greatly. In general though, many view them as a glorified therapist - the god one speaks to when needing clarity or guidance in day to day life.
  
  Unique Powers:
  
  Emotional Clairvoyance - Exarzha can feel and understand any emotion a mortal has, as well as other gods if their power allows it at the time. It's easy to shrug this ability off as extreme intuition, but they will always claim that they feel emotions in tandem with others.
  
  Pure Imagination - Given the choice, all thoughts in the god's presence realize as illusions, and occasionally, as reality. Time and space can't been changed of course, but if the materials are in place, Exarzha can pull them together and bring them to a function reminiscent of what the thinker had in mind. Beyond that, all wiles and whimsy can be brought to a beautiful and fantastical light.
  
  Take Two - As stated previously, Exarzha can't change the past. What they can do however is share emotions on a deep enough level to bring several mortals to the same page. This ability isn't strong enough to work on other gods unless each god chooses to share in such an emotion.