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-The Peak of the Godly Realm-
Upon the somewhat barren, unnamed planet, a single mountain rises tall among any other mountain in the world, rising above an ideal, sunlit plain. The only point of true civilization in the world so far - the realm of the gods. The demigods, in fact, have only recently been brought here by the Overdeity, Prometheus, to watch over the fledgling world and allow it to grow under their power. In this fashion, he has lent them the tutelage of Census, the Grand High Scribe of the Gods. A youthful-appearing deity with the creases of a furrowed brow and the premature wrinkles of worry and doubt, he is a sarcastic and odd teacher, but it's the only one these deities have... He has been mostly occupied with other duties, simply leaving notes for the assembled gods.
While the parts of the mountain have been altered to suit each particular demigod's tastes - their various rooms and lodgings while on the mountain, one room stands out as their meeting ground. The entire mountain is a neutral area, but this place in particular is special - within it is a grand image of the world, through which the gods may use their power from this mountain. Without it, the gods would have to go and do things themselves... considering there is no deity of travel among them, a good thing indeed.
Upon the pedestal below this illusory globe of the world is a note:
"This is the world you are entrusted to take care of. I trust all of you know how to use this Worldsphere already, so I won't bother going into details. Your first task as a collected pantheon is thus: Name the world. Once you've decided amongst yourself, your next task can be started. Oh, you might want to introduce yourselves to each other. You'll be with each other for a very long time."
The world itself seems very base. Every sort of natural environment is represented, if rather bland. The common races are all present: Humans, Elves, Dwarves, Hobbits, and Orcs. Beyond that dwell a few monsters in various parts of the world, though nothing particular has happened to this world that's interesting in the least. I guess that's where divine meddling comes in?
While most are eager to start working their will upon the world, it might be prudent to listen to Census' advice. He is, after all, your superior - and reports directly to the Overdeity himself. Around you are your new companions... or rivals.
How this mythology works out is now up to all of you...
While the parts of the mountain have been altered to suit each particular demigod's tastes - their various rooms and lodgings while on the mountain, one room stands out as their meeting ground. The entire mountain is a neutral area, but this place in particular is special - within it is a grand image of the world, through which the gods may use their power from this mountain. Without it, the gods would have to go and do things themselves... considering there is no deity of travel among them, a good thing indeed.
Upon the pedestal below this illusory globe of the world is a note:
"This is the world you are entrusted to take care of. I trust all of you know how to use this Worldsphere already, so I won't bother going into details. Your first task as a collected pantheon is thus: Name the world. Once you've decided amongst yourself, your next task can be started. Oh, you might want to introduce yourselves to each other. You'll be with each other for a very long time."
The world itself seems very base. Every sort of natural environment is represented, if rather bland. The common races are all present: Humans, Elves, Dwarves, Hobbits, and Orcs. Beyond that dwell a few monsters in various parts of the world, though nothing particular has happened to this world that's interesting in the least. I guess that's where divine meddling comes in?
While most are eager to start working their will upon the world, it might be prudent to listen to Census' advice. He is, after all, your superior - and reports directly to the Overdeity himself. Around you are your new companions... or rivals.
How this mythology works out is now up to all of you...