Morbit Wiki

Morbit Wiki

Site Tools

Trace:

Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

Link to this comparison view

Both sides previous revisionPrevious revision
Next revision		Previous revision
Next revisionBoth sides next revision
worldbuilding:divine_hierarchy [2024/04/23 05:16] – reword that line of the table sarcovynworldbuilding:divine_hierarchy [2024/04/24 20:10] – add a line break sarcovyn
Line 16: Line 16:
 Beyond abilities from their domains and motifs, all god have certain innate powers that set them apart from mortals. All gods are naturally [[worldbuilding:scraps|scrap-sensitive]] and conditionally immortal, meaning they cannot die from age or disease. Gods are also immune to [[worldbuilding:horror_energy|horror radiation]]. Beyond abilities from their domains and motifs, all god have certain innate powers that set them apart from mortals. All gods are naturally [[worldbuilding:scraps|scrap-sensitive]] and conditionally immortal, meaning they cannot die from age or disease. Gods are also immune to [[worldbuilding:horror_energy|horror radiation]].
  
-All gods have the power to make individuals of a lower tier than themselves (including mortals and animals) a **demon**. Demons gain the same conditional immortality and increased scrap sensitivity that gods have (stacking with any scrap affinities they might already have), as well as inheriting control over whatever the god's motifs are. The demon cannot refuse their demonhood, and it is only removed without the god's consent if either the god or demon dies; However, the demon is not especially forced to obey their god in any way, beyond ordinary methods of compulsion. If a mortal is granted demonhood, they cease aging until it is lifted, at which point they begin aging regularly again. If a god who was a demon for another god were to make a demon of their own, both gods' motifs would be available to this demon, although at weaker strengths.+===Demons=== 
 +All gods have the power to make individuals of a lower tier than themselves (including mortals and animals) a **demon**. Demons gain the same conditional immortality and increased scrap sensitivity that gods have (stacking with any scrap affinities they might already have), as well as inheriting control over whatever the god's motifs are. 
  
-Gods can claim zones as their own, carving out certain areas on Morbit's surface. Almost all land on Morbit is currently claimed by one god or another, though the oceans are left untouched. The main purpose of claiming a zone is to protect it from the natural elements. Usually, this means keeping it warm, as Morbit is actually rather far from its sun and would in ordinary circumstances be unable to support much life, but can also include stopping environmental degradation such as rust, erosion etc. More powerful gods can have more direct control over features of the zone, being able to influence things like the weather, ecology and even the local gravity. When a god dies, it's zone becomes unclaimed, and over a short period of time reverts back to its natural state.+The demon cannot refuse their demonhood, and it is only removed without the god's consent if either the god or demon dies; however, the demon is not especially forced to obey their god in any way, beyond ordinary methods of compulsion. If a mortal is granted demonhood, they cease aging until it is lifted, at which point they begin aging regularly again. If a god who was a demon for another god were to make a demon of their own, both gods' motifs would be available to this demon, although at weaker strengths.
  
 +===Zones===
 +Gods can claim zones as their own, carving out certain areas on Morbit's surface. Almost all land on Morbit is currently claimed by one god or another, though the oceans are left untouched. The main purpose of claiming a zone is to protect it from the natural elements. Usually, this means keeping it warm, as Morbit is actually rather far from its sun and would in ordinary circumstances be unable to support much life, but can also include stopping environmental degradation such as rust, erosion etc. 
 +
 +More powerful gods can have more direct control over features of the zone, being able to influence things like the weather, ecology and even the local gravity. When a god dies, it's zone becomes unclaimed, and over a short period of time reverts back to its natural state.
 +
 +===Abilities by tier===
 ^ Power ^ Demons ^ Lesser ^ Greater ^ High ^ ^ Power ^ Demons ^ Lesser ^ Greater ^ High ^
 | Conditional immortality | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | | Conditional immortality | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Line 26: Line 33:
 | Appoint demons | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | | Appoint demons | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
 | Domain-related powers | No | Passive abilities | Active abilities | Powerful active abilities | | Domain-related powers | No | Passive abilities | Active abilities | Powerful active abilities |
 +| Promote other beings to godhood \\ (up to same tier) | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
 | Create gods | No | No | Lesser | Greater | | Create gods | No | No | Lesser | Greater |
-| Promote other beings to godhood (up to same tier) | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | 
 | Create life (flora, fauna, sapient) | No | No | Yes | Yes | | Create life (flora, fauna, sapient) | No | No | Yes | Yes |
 | Claim and maintain zones | No | No | Yes | Yes | | Claim and maintain zones | No | No | Yes | Yes |
 | Claim and maintain regions | No | No | No | Yes | | Claim and maintain regions | No | No | No | Yes |
-| Create (domain-related) alternate planes | No | No | No | Yes |+| Create (domain-related) [[worldbuilding:planes|planes]] | No | No | No | Yes |
 | Access "godspace" | No | No | No | Yes | | Access "godspace" | No | No | No | Yes |
  
Line 40: Line 47:
  
 ====Gallery==== ====Gallery====
-<WRAP group> 
 ===High Gods=== ===High Gods===
-<WRAP column>{{gallery>characters:wane_ref.png?lightbox}}</WRAP> +<gallery lightbox> 
-<WRAP column>{{gallery>characters:wax_ref.png?lightbox}}</WRAP>+characters:wane_ref.png 
 +characters:wax_ref.png 
 +</gallery> 
 ===Greater Gods=== ===Greater Gods===
-<WRAP column>{{gallery>characters:grind_ref.png?lightbox}}</WRAP> +<gallery lightbox> 
-<WRAP column>{{gallery>characters:spit_ref.png?lightbox}}</WRAP> +characters:grind_ref.png 
-<WRAP column>{{gallery>characters:wretch_ref.png?lightbox}}</WRAP>+characters:spit_ref.png 
 +characters:wretch_ref.png 
 +</gallery> 
 ===Lesser Gods=== ===Lesser Gods===
-<WRAP column>{{gallery>characters:eastwood_ref.png?lightbox}}</WRAP> +<gallery lightbox> 
-<WRAP column>{{gallery>characters:miller_ref.png?lightbox}}</WRAP> +characters:eastwood_ref.png 
-</WRAP>+characters:miller_ref.png 
 +</gallery>

User Tools

worldbuilding/divine_hierarchy.txt · Last modified: 2024/04/24 20:14 by sarcovyn
CC Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International Except where otherwise noted, content on this wiki is licensed under the following license: CC Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International