Deities

The Most Prominent Deities

### Title/ Aliases

Elohim, Theos, Godhood, Godhead, Divinity, Pagan, Deuses, Divinities, Dioses, Kamigami, Deos, God/Goddess, Old God, Children of the Most High, Third Generation Primordials

### Family

Khaos (Progenitor)
Protogenoi (Distant Relatives)

Titans (Distant Relatives)

## Supernatural Information

### Species

Deity

*"A deity is what we used to refer to the pagan gods, as to not mistaken them for the Capital G-God. They are figures of worship of religions of old, embodying concepts that ancient humans both feared and revered. Despite being entrusted with guiding and helping humanity, most of them did not do a very good job."*
―Anael about the deities
**Deities**, also known as **Divinities** and **Gods**/**Goddesses** are the anthropomorphic personifications of concepts, ideas and aspects of Earth. They used to be worshipped by mankind but when the Abrahamic faiths appeared, their worship died down, weakening them.

However, they managed to survive by promising God that they will leave humanity alone and defend Earth from malevolent forces. As per the agreement, they kept their powers and divinity.

Despite having shaped history and being powerful enough to rival many angels, most of them are relatively minor characters in The Omniversal Saga, with the exception of a few.

## Overview

The deities are all descended from Khaos, the primordial void and rival of God. The deities were responsible for maintaining the natural order and protecting humanity from malevolent forces like the Great Old Ones.

Deities are typically imagined as human like beings who are much more beautiful. They have great control over their domains on Earth, but their power does not extend to other planets. And although they are immortal, they are not eternal, and can be killed.

## Description

Deities are often thought to be immortal and beautiful. A male deity is called a god, while a female deity is called a goddess. They can perform miracles and have great authority and control in their domains. Despite their immortality, the deities can be harmed and even killed but cannot truly perish and instead will reincarnate. However, should they be forgotten, they will stay dead unless resurrected.

The deities used to be benevolent, but over the years, most of them became corrupt, using humans instead of helping them, and pushing them away from the path of God. When God sent the Messiah to guide humans down the right path, their worship died down. However, they were allowed to keep their powers and divinity since they agreed to the deal. And they continue to keep it to this day.

Unlike the Protogenoi, the deities have alternate counterparts since they were created from human thoughts. They only have some of the Protogenoi's traits because humanity imagined them to be descendants of the children of Khaos.

## Early History

* Creation
* Corruption
* Losing Power
* Modern Times

## The Omniversal Saga

* The Everlasting Heroes
* The Hybrid Chronicles

* The Originals
* Dawn of Revelation
* Sacrilegious Wars
* Heroes United

* Rise of the Chosen Ones
* Gateway to Purgatory
* Keys of the Multiverse
* Apocalypse Rising
* The Final Conflict

## Powers and Abilities

Deities are very powerful, able to perform feats impossible for most beings in the universe. The power of a deity varies, but all of them can rival and possibly surpass angels and demons, with the exception of the True Archangels and Archdemons. Also, every deity has powers unique to them but they all have the same powers abilities listed below.

* **Divinity (level and type varies by deity)** - The power to have powers from a divine source.
* **Supernatural Condition (Varies)** - The power to possess supernatural capabilities and attributes.
* **Biomorphing (Varies)** - The power to transform into any living thing.
* **Divine Empowerment** - The ability to gain power from divine beings, spirits, concepts, or forces.
* **Divine Presence** - The power to emit a transcendent presence that can cause supernatural effects.
* **Worship Empowerment** - The power to be empowered by being worshipped by other beings.
* **Influential Presence** - The power to cause paranormal effects based on one's mere presence.
* **Divine Element Manipulation** - The power to manipulate divine elements.
	+ **Divine Magic** - The ability to use divine magic.
* **Transcendent Force Manipulation** - The power to manipulate transcendent forces and/or powers.
	+ **Transcendent Energy Manipulation** - The power to manipulate transcendent energy forces.
		- **Transcendent Aura** - The power to manipulate a transcendent form of one's spiritual energy.
		- **Transcendent Chi** - The power to manipulate a rare flow of godlike latent energy that is present in the physical body.
* **Concept Embodiment** - The state of being a tangible representation of a concept.
* **Healing** - The power to heal.
* **Reality Warping (Advanced Level)** - The power to control the very rules and laws that govern reality.
* **Resurrection** - The supernatural power to bring the dead back to life.
* **Superpower Manipulation** - The power to manipulate superhuman abilities and superpowers.

## Weaknesses

Despite their great power, deities are still subject to several weaknesses like all beings. However, the more powerful a deity is, the more resistance they have to their race's weaknesses.

* **Primordial Species** - Can be killed by members of the Primordial Species.
* **Primordial Entities** - Primordial Entities can effortlessly destroy any deity.
* **Transcendent Hybrids** - Transcendent Hybrids can defeat deities with ease.
* **Humans** - Lack of human worship and/or memory can cause deities to fade.
* **Divine Slayers** - May be harmed and killed by divine slayers.
* **Divine Weapons** - Divine weapons are capable of harming and killing deities.
* **Magic** - Spells with enough magic can harm and imprison deities.

## Religions

Religions can be categorized by how many deities they worship. Monotheistic religions accept only one deity, polytheistic religions accept multiple deities, and henotheistic religions accept one supreme deity but also worship other deities. Non-theistic religions do not worship any supreme deities but are willing to worship deities who live and die like mortals.