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Printed in the United States of America by McNaughton & Gunn 98 97 96 95 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 ISBN 1-880992-00-0 to our shareholders Contents Oh, My God. 1 First, A Story 2 Things To Keep In Mind 5 Terminology 6 Basic Assumptions 7 The Nature of Deities 7 The Origin and Evolution of Deities 8 Disclaimer 9 The Payoff 9 Our Story Concluded 10 The Big Picture 15 The Individual God 16 Primal Energy 16 Related Abilities 16 Spheres of Influence 17 Worshipers and Churches 17 Intrapantheon Ranks 17 Minions 17 Godlings 17 Demigods 18 Supported Demigods 18 Lesser Deities 18 Greater Deities 18 Supreme Deities 18 Interpantheon Relations 18 Planes 18 Example Deities 19 Pele 19 Joey 20 The Power and the Glory 23 Primal Energy, The Basics 24 Primal Base 25 Primal Flux 27 Primal Signatures 28 Engagement 28 Limitations of Primal Energy 29 Using Primal Flux 29 Self 29 Immortality • Immunities • Manipulation of Divine Senses • De­ tect Primal Signature • Detonation of Base Others 33 Primal Blast • Primal Shield • Divine Aura • Resistance • Posses­ sion • Spells • Primal Lacing • Divine Spirit • Avatar • Burning Primal Base • Soul Capture • Ascension • Supporting a Demigod Direct Expression of Will 47 Wish • Limited Omniscience • Enhanced Omniscience • Limited Omnipotence • Enhanced Omnipotence • Limited Omnipresence • Enhanced Omnipresence Obtaining Primal Flux 52 Primal Flux From Primal Base 52 Primal Flux From Worshipers 52 Primal Flux From Places of Worship 53 Primal Flux From Planes 56 Primal Flux From Sacrifices 57 Primal Flux Gifts From Friendly Deities 58 Bleeding Flux from Captured Souls 58 Bleeding Flux from Other Things 59 Obtaining Primal Base 60 Evolution 60 Acquiring Planes 61 Advancing in Rank 61 Transferring Primal Base 61 Losing Primal Energy 62 Losing Base 62 Losing Flux 63 Summary of Primal Energy 64 Tools of the Trade 67 Godlings and Demigods 68 Assisted Abilities Supported Demigods 69 Benefits of Having Demigods 70 Minions 70 Supporting a Minion • Abilities of Supported Minions Chancellors 71 Supporting a Chancellor • Abilities of Supported Chancellors Priests 73 Supporting Priests Servitors 74 Standard Attributes of Divine Servitors 75 Forming Divine Servitors 75 Cost to Create a Servitor • Cost of Supporting Servitors • Divine Benefits of Primally Supporting Servitors • Destroying Servitors Artifacts 76 Ordinary Artifacts 76 Primal Artifacts 76 Properties of Artifacts 77 Creating Artifacts 79 Step I: The Container • Step 2: Enchantment & Primal • Adding Primal Powers • Faulty Artifacts Using an Artifact 81 Supporting an Artifact • Independent Artifacts • Stealing Primal from an Artifact • Facing Your Own Artifact • Destroying an Artifact Other Types of Artifacts 83 Pantheon Artifacts • Planar Artifacts • Relics • Ancient Artifacts The Power Rating System 84 Assigning Power Ratings 86 Conflict of Intent 86 Conflict of Power 87 Modifications to Power Rating Rolls 88 Under the Influence 91 Defining the Sphere of Influence 92 Why Have a Sphere of Influence? 92 The Death or Misfortune of a Deity 93 Number of Spheres Allowed 93 Creating a Sphere of Influence 93 Scholarly Research 93 Primal Research 94 Claiming the Sphere 94 The Heroic Quest • Foregoing the Heroic Quest • Unrelated Spheres of Influence • Sphere Uniqueness Backing the Claim with Primal Base 95 Advancement as Suicide • Premature Claiming Developing Sphere Abilities 96 Cost of New Abilities Sphere of Influence Conflicts 96 Sample Spheres of Influence 97 Good 98 Merchants 99 Love 100 Destruction 100 Rivers 101 Actors 102 Books 103 Strength 104 Demons and Devils 105 War 106 Death 106 Nature 107 You Need Only
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