Gods

"Omnipresence, Omnipotence, Omniscience. These are the three traits that define a god"
-Saphira the Just, goddess of water and justice
Gods, also called balances and concept-given-form, are a race of omniscient, omnipotent, and omnipresent beings which are aspects of The Concept of Everything. Each god is an aspect of another god, who is an aspect of another god, and so on, with all being part of The Concept. 
As the gods are essentially reality itself, they can change everything about reality to whatever they want, however they want it, whenever they want it. The caveat to this is that in order for them to use their divine powers in the mortal plane in this manner, all of them must fully and wholeheartedly agree to the change. A single voice of decent among the thousands of gods can cancel the action. 
On day-to-day occasions, the gods can still use a very limited amount of their powers in a very limited way, something dictated by a set of rules that rumored to be over 100 billion words long. The most open way to use their powers in the mortal plane is via blessings and artifacts, commonly bestowed and wielded by mortal champions. Most gods also have their own pocket realities that they can customize how they see fit. 
The gods all have different personalities, goals, demeanors, desires, appearances, and behaviors from one another. They can all love, hate, marry, kill, and experience emotions as any normal person. However, given their divinity and wider view of reality, they may often appear detached from regular mortals. 
It is important to distinguish gods from aeons and titans. While all three are immortal, only gods are the foundations upon which reality is built. 
Gods and their aeon counterparts are often worshiped, and have their own cult and knightly followings. However, due to their nature, some are more powerful than others. These more commonly worshiped deities exist often as part of pantheons. There are two of note: the Arkonic Pantheon, and the Terran Pantheon.
== List of Gods ==
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