- Invitation Status
- Looking for partners
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- Posting Speed
- One post per day
- Multiple posts per week
- 1-3 posts per week
- One post per week
- Slow As Molasses
- Online Availability
- Most days, most hours
- Writing Levels
- Intermediate
- Adept
- Advanced
- Adaptable
- Preferred Character Gender
- Male
- Female
- Nonbinary
- Agender
- Primarily Prefer Male
- No Preferences
- Genres
- Adventure. Angels and demons. Apocalyptic. Arthurian. Comedy. Dystopian. Fantasy. Historical. Horror. Post-apocalyptic. Romance. Science fiction. Supernatural.

The Behemoth, the Leviathan, and the Goliath. The three Elder Gods that built the world, a world subject to their volatile whims and unyielding power. Whims which not only affected their mortal creations, but the lives of their god children. Younger gods who chaffed under the restrictions placed upon them, younger gods who grew arrogant. The god children turned on their parents, and slew them. And now they are left to rule the world in their own ways, without guidance. Set in the aftermath of the battle between the Elder Gods and their children, this roleplay focuses on gods as they navigate a world with only the shadow of influence of their predecessor — one suddenly looking toward them for direction.
Some useful information
• My word as the GM is paramount, don't god mode or meta-game, respect other players, don't be a dick in general, don't make me regret this.
• There will be a Discord. You don't have to join it, but you'll probably miss out on a lot if you don't.
• Although this roleplay will place heavy emphasis on the gods shaping the world and influencing humanity, the core of this roleplay will be the gods' relationships with each other.
• All the gods are the children of the Behemoth, Leviathan, or Goliath — or they can be the offspring of two other god characters. Children of the Behemoth, Leviathan, and Goliath only have one parent, however.
• There are other mythical creatures (creatures that have a spark of the Elder Gods in them), as well as lesser/demigods (the offspring between a god and a human or other mythical species).
• Gods are immortal, but they can die. So far, they have only died when directly killed by the Elder Three, or when intentionally allowed to die by them. But the protection they had before is gone now and it's time to fuck around and find out.
• All of the gods created by the Elder Three spawned as full adults, but gods who are the children of other gods age up, although they age up faster than humans, reaching full adulthood at around 10.
• The world is young, with mankind not far into their technological progress at all. Think Bronze Age, although this is a fantasy world and there are no real life locations, groups, etc.
• NPC gods will be kept to a minimum. Don't create one without asking me first — the only exception to this is if the god already died in the battle, as there were a great many who were slain.
• It has been two years since the Elder Gods were slain, and the wounds are still fresh. The world is in a chaotic state, and people call out to the gods for assistance.
The Elder Gods
All of the Elder Gods were things of fear. Impossibly large, they could not move throughout the mortal world without leaving a massive trail of destruction. Rarely, when they left their domain, it caused the world to quake. To do their bidding in the mortal realm, they used their children. Tasks which varied widely, but included things such as gathering sacrifices, escorting the dead souls, controlling the weather, rewarding or punishing mortals, and serving as messengers. The Behemoth, Leviathan, and Goliath all ate humans, and required regular human sacrifice, punishing those who failed to provide.
The Behemoth
The Present. Domain of the Skies. A giant white-furred beast. Associated with wind.
Children of the Behemoth possess the ability of time manipulation, to some extent. This refers to the manipulation of active time, such as slowing down or speeding up a moment, stopping time briefly, or even going back a few seconds. Other gods are always aware of time being manipulated, and you cannot completely stop time for them or rewind their time.
The Leviathan
The Future. Domain of the Sea. An enormous inky black serpent. Associated with water.
Children of the Leviathan possess the ability of prophecy, to some extent. This refers to an ability to receive knowledge of future threads, including visions of near or far future events, as well as general clairvoyance. Sometimes these visions are clear, other times abstract. None of them are written so deeply in stone that they cannot be altered with enough opposition.
The Goliath
The Past. Domain of the Underworld. A towering decaying giant. Associated with earth.
Children of the Goliath possess the ability to read memories, to some extent. This refers to the ability to read the memories of any mortal, even from other domains, although it's clearest when in near proximity. It is also possible to read the memories of gods, although this is far more circumstantial.
Character Sheet
You can rearrange it in whatever way you want, but include all of the following information:
God Parent: Behemoth, Leviathan, or Goliath
Name: Self explanatory.
Age: 10-300 (There were older gods, but at this point they're all dead)
Appearance: Artistic representation or written description
Personality: Feel free to list out traits, or write a paragraph. Either is fine.
Inclinations: Your god's associations (4-10). Both tangible and abstract things work. Examples: foxes, love, ferns, dancing. There will be overlap between characters, that is fine, but let's try to be diverse. If any one thing shows up too many times, I might decline newer characters. Because all of the gods are able to explore their identities more now, many of them are likely to discover more inclinations and associations later, especially in regard to actions or their relationship with mortals.
Background: A quick summary of your character's background.
Character Relations: Relations with other characters.
Additional: Anything else you want to add? I encourage including some likes and/or dislikes somewhere, but they're not required.
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