God (race)

A picture of Odin.

A **God** is a creature with considerably higher abilities than humans, devils, monsters, and most angels, yet who interacts with people in ways that transport humans to new levels of awareness beyond the grounded preoccupations of everyday life, whether favorably or adversely.

## Description

Different cultures have different ideas about what it means to be a deity than a monotheistic God. A deity does not have to be all-powerful, all-present, all-knowing, all-benevolent, and all-eternal. A monotheistic God is all-powerful, all-present, all-knowing, all-benevolent, and all-eternal. Monotheistic religions often refer to God as male, although other religions refer to their deities as masculine, feminine, androgynous, or gender-neutral.

All **Gods** are descended from Khaos, the primordial void and God's adversary. They are also the direct ancestors of the Primordials, the earliest **gods** in existence, and the ones that helped create the very fabric of all creation itself while embodying parts of the latter. The **gods**, who are considered as either the second or third generation of primordial depending on the source, are entrusted with preserving the natural order's equilibrium and representing the natural forces of the Earth and beyond.

**Gods** are shown in a variety of shapes, though they are commonly depicted in human form. It is considered blasphemous by several faiths and traditions to envisage or represent the deity in any definite form. They embody or personify thoughts, acts, creatures, emotions, elements, and much more, which is why they are so crucial and important in preserving the universe's equilibrium.

**Gods** are frequently regarded to be eternal, with personalities and awareness, intellects, passions, and emotions akin to, but typically superior to, those of humans. A male deity is referred to as a **god**, whilst a female deity is referred to as a **goddess**. They were supposed to be supernaturally capable of performing miracles and to be the authorities and controllers of different areas of human existence (such as birth or an afterlife). Some **gods**, despite their immortality, can die and become disabled, yet they cannot completely perish and must instead reincarnate. Because **gods** are basic mythic parts of reality and so cannot be completely destroyed, when they die, they go through a cycle of reincarnation and are eventually awakened into their "true" forms within the "space beyond space." (With the exception of the easement, which can extinguish them; but, their job must still be filled to ensure universal equilibrium.)

Instead of being a natural product of physical principles, certain **Gods** were said to be the directors of time and fate itself, the providers of human law and morality, the ultimate judges of human value and behaviour, or the creators of the Multiverse. In most traditions, the line between human and divine is not absolute. Demigods are the child of a human and a divinity coupling, and most royal dynasties in Antiquity claimed divine origins.

## History

### Origins

When the Multiverse, in its whole, had been correctly made, God and His angels slept and left its upkeep in the hands of the Primordials. However, as time passed, some of the Primordials created a type of rule over the cosmos, which led to the notion of the **gods** that humans have come to know in ancient mythology, while others were merely concerned with the jobs assigned to them. When the Primordials or Second-Generation Primordials gave birth to the **gods** of old, many of them fought against their great parents and relatives for the right to claim lordship over the Earth and the cosmos, while others ceded their position to their children.

Their progeny triumphed and established themselves as the new rulers of the cosmos, succeeding their parents and forefathers. While the status quo has shifted, they have left the Primordials alone because they presented no threat and were critical in keeping the cosmos running. Seeing this, Khaos entrusted the **gods** with supporting and embodying the world, its natural forces, animals, aspects, conceptions, and beyond it, such as the stars and solar bodies, in the same way, that God charged His angels.

The **gods** reigned over diverse parts of the globe and the world, coexisting and sharing kingdoms with one another, but sometimes fiercely. They also defended the planet from the threat of the Ugly Elder Lords, who attempted to take over the Earth, with the deities emerging victorious in their wars against the Ancient Ones and, as a result, establishing a council of **gods** from various pantheons to discuss important issues concerning the Earth and the Multiverse that no single pantheon can handle alone. This has also resulted in the **gods** and angels occasionally cooperating and exchanging tools, duties, and operatives in their missions.

## Appearances

Some **gods** are regarded to be unseen or inaccessible to humans, residing primarily in otherworldly, isolated or secluded, and sacred regions, such as the notions of the land, sky, underworld, heavens, under the sea, high mountains or deep forests, or a supernatural plane or celestial sphere.

**Gods** are shown in a variety of shapes, though they are commonly depicted in human form. It is considered blasphemous by several faiths and traditions to envisage or represent the deity in any definite form. Anthropomorphic **gods** can be seen in various Indo-European cultures. The Mesopotamian gods, for example, were frequently depicted as being enormous in physical stature.

**Gods** seldom expose or present themselves to people, preferring to be known mostly via their impacts. Monotheistic deities are frequently assumed to be omnipresent, but unseen. Although they are often seen as humans, they can be described as abstractions, ideas, or concepts. They may, however, be sensed and even seen by other supernatural entities, and while they can occasionally allow themselves to be invisible by the latter, this does not prevent the latter from perceiving them nonetheless.

## Powers and Abilities

**Elohim Physiology**: The **Gods** are commonly regarded as "lesser gods or smaller deities" that serve as subordinate to The One True Creator Elohim. These heavenly beings primarily reside in the Prime Sanctum, Miracle, Armodeddgon and other Onyx Circle locations, are tasked with a variety of tasks such as carrying out modest tasks as divine messengers of God's word, as destroyers sent out by God to destroy whatever he wishes, as protectors or divine throne guardians of the boundaries of heaven or sacred spaces., as watchers, guardians, and administrators over nations assigned to them by God, or as heavenly. Not all Elohim, however, are subordinate to The Creator God. These Elohim are previous members of the celestial host who now act in rebellion against their creator, mostly because they crave divine worship and to govern like God rather than being dominated. In their quest of "Anti-Eden," these fallen celestial beings play several roles, including governing over nations and posing as **gods**, false idols manufactured and worshipped by mankind, exposing the weaknesses and defects of lesser lifeforms, and ruling over nations in sin, corruption, and deception. A well-known example of this is the Canaanite goddess Asherah, who has fallen from grace and is now viewed as little more than a demon attempting to corrupt humans.

* **Transcendent Physiology**: The **Gods** are physically and intellectually immune to virtually all sorts of injury or other attempts to influence them (apart from other creatures of the same status, superior beings, or certain concepts), and possess magical powers to outside observers. While they can penetrate the material reality and become immanent, their actual essence is outside of existence and hence independent of anything that happens to their manifested/avatar form. Because they can view existence in an entirely new and transcendent way, they can achieve things that lower creatures cannot comprehend. For example, a toy designed by them for children may be utilized as a lethal and unstoppable weapon by the lower species.
* **Worship Empowerment**: The **Gods** can grow stronger, quicker, more durable, and so on by worshipping other entities, whether via prayers, rituals, or other activities; they may also unlock abilities connected to their affinity and augment their present capabilities. As a result, numerous **gods** formed their own religions in order to get stronger, with the exception of the One Creator God, who does not require worship in order to become stronger.

## Miscellaneous

### Representatives

Prime Sanctum

Miracle

Armageddon

## Trivia

* Although several gods founded their religions to gain power, God doesn't need this and admits that he only founded the Three Great Abrahamic Religions to spread His word among humans and nothing else.