History Podcast / Godsfall

* TheMagicComesBack: The crux of the beginning of the narrative. We're first introduced to it in the form of Godlings, including the party... however [[spoiler:Aram has stated Haldir Loran isn't a godling, but something else entirely]]

* DreamLand: Caitlin can create these as the Godling of Dreams.

* InfiniteSupplies: Mostly averted, save the BottomlessMagazines and a couple magic bottles. Supply runs are common plot hooks, the capital city of Ani is struggling while under siege.

* HealItWithFire: Averted, as Pera Rivers is a manifestation of the Godling of the Sun (or of Fire, they don't actually know which), and can use his fire powers to actually heal the party members in addition to normal fire-based powers.

* PlayingWithFire: Pera River's whole schtick as the fledgling Godling of the Sun (or Fire).

* DeityOfHumanOrigin: Zevan, God of Man, was the millionth person born in the city of Ani and was a god due to the amassed belief of humans in their own race. Technically, the human godlings also count as this.
* DifferentlyPoweredIndividual: The Godlings. While there are other magic-users, they're very rare. The magic-like abilities of the godlings are referred to as "Divinities".

* OurMagesAreDifferent: There don't seem to be any mages or magic-users in the Godsfall universe, save the Emperor. However, since the setting is based in a Dungeons and Dragons universe, the out-of-character speech refers to the characters with things like classes in the game, that don't have any impact on the world they are in. On a game level, Pera is a Cleric, Haldir is a Warlock, Torrvic is a Paladin, Dorro is a Rogue, and so on... but listening to the podcast, that isn't evident.

* TheMagicComesBack: In the form of Godlings, including the party.

* PerpetualStorm: The Worldstorm that is surrounding the area was created by Zavan, the God of Man, who put it up to protect the mortals from the Gods' War[[, and to contain the last remaining God, Chaos, who is imprisoned in the storm.]]

* InSeriesNickname: Cyril Avantis is constantly referred to as "Grabbyhands". Dorro Knott's reactionary screaming "Lafleur!" to Baron Lafleur also becomes his CatchPhrase.

* PerpetualStorm: The Worldstorm that is surrounding the area was created by Zavan, the God of Man, who put it up to protect the mortals from the Gods' War.

* TailorMadePrison: The godlings find out that the Union was supposed to be created as a testing for potential demigods, [[spoiler: when actually it's a prison for the last remaining god, siphoning divine energy to keep her SealedEvilInACan]].

* TeleportationSpam: How Dorro Knott's abilities eventually manifest as the Godling of Travel.

* Invisibility: Cyril Avantis also has this, for some reason.

** The Godling of Sport, Tiago Reese, pulls this off when the Godlings return to Ani. [[Spoiler: He has some bad luck, though,]]

** The Godling of Sport, Tiago Reese, pulls this off when the Godlings return to Ani.

* NeverSplitTheParty: Averted, over and over again. It is an episode title, though.

* AniMorphism: The primary weapon Torrvic Wildtongue gains as the God of Beasts. Also used by his pet "Oinkers", a sentient Pig who also can shapeshift into other animals... except it's always pink.

* BornLucky: Rina Falaval realizes she's the reborn Goddess of Luck.

* CompellingVoice: Cyril Avantis has this as the God of Order.

* DreamLand: Caitlin can create these as the Goddess of Dreams.

* EmotionBomb: Phyane's powerset as the Goddess of Emotion.
* EmpoweredBadassNormal: Queen Sirena. While she isn't a godling, she does wield some of the magic items from her grandfather, the GodKing Jakub Kladivo.

* HealItWithFire: Averted, as Pera Rivers is a manifestation of the God of the Sun, and can use his fire powers to actually heal the party members in addition to normal fire-based powers.

* LuckManipulationMechanic: Rina Falaval's manifestations of the God of Luck shows in this way. While Godsfall is a D20 game, she rolls a 24-sided die for additional "crit" chance for any check. She also can channel fate thrice a day. In the game, this manifests as rolling twice, and choosing the one she wants - typically this is good luck for her, or bad luck for her enemies.

* MindOverMatter: Xion Praeten's abilities as the God of Force usually manifests in a myriad of telekinetic ways.

* PlayingWithFire: Pera River's whole schtick as the fledgling God of the Sun.
* PoweredByAForsakenChild: [[spoiler: the entire city of Ani seems to be powered, at least in part, by the god Ceto. The "Tear of Ceto" isn't an artifact at all - god himself is stuck in a ghoulish Prometheus-esque scenario, chained to a rock while giant squids eat his dead body and his soul is trapped there, begging to be freed.]]

* SpeaksFluentAnimal : Torrvic Wildtongue's secondary ability as the God of Beasts, shown as a telepathic empathy.

* TeleportationSpam: How Dorro Knott's abilities eventually manifest as the God of Travel.

* BottomlessMagazines: Rina & Aramil have quivers that generate arrows (Including TrickArrow s) upon request, although they seem to be common for Ironwood Guardians to be equipped with. However, no other characters seem to run out of ammo for anything, including siege engines.

* SpeedBlitz: Aramil, Rina's cousin, is the God of Speed, and can fight faster than the eye can see. In the time one person can draw and fire a bow, Aramil does it three times.

* Animorphism: The primary weapon Torrvic Wildtongue gains as the God of Beasts. Also used by his pet "Oinkers", a sentient Pig who also can shapeshift into other animals... except it's always pink.

* Roofhopping: Rina uses this to get away from Tiago Reese

* GodEmporer: Played with, as Jakub Kladivo is an EmpoweredBadassNormal wielding magical artifacts made by the gods, after the gods have all been blotted out.

* InSeriesNickname: Cyril Avantis is constantly referred to as "Grabbyhands". Dorro Knott's reactionary screaming "LaFleur!" to Baron LaFleur also becomes his CatchPhrase.

* ArrowCatch: How the party first observes Aramil's divinity as the Godling of Speed

* LuckManipulationMechanic: Rina Falaval's manifestations of the God of Luck shows in this way. While Godsfall is a D20 game, she rolls d24 die for additional "crit" chance for any check. She also can circumvent fate by rerolling any die up to three times a day.

* PoweredByAForsakenChild: [[spoiler: the entire city of Ani seems to be powered, at least in part, by the god Ceto. He's stuck in a ghoulish Prometheus-esque scenario, chained to a rock while giant squids eat his dead body and his soul is trapped there, begging to be freed.]]
* OurMagesAreDifferent: There don't seem to be any mages or magic-users in the Godsfall universe, save the Emperor. However, since the setting is based in a Dungeons and Dragons universe, the out-of-character speech refers to the characters with things like classes in the game, that don't have any impact on the world they are in. On a game level, Pera is a Cleric, Haldir is a Warlock, Torrvic is a Paladin, Dorro is a Rogue, and so on... but listening to the podcast, that isn't evident.