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* KillingInSelfDefense: The Earth Mother discourages her followers from directly engaging in battle, unless fighting in self-defense, and doesn't permit her followers to carry extreme weapons or to cover all their skin in armor. She allowed Priestess to use one of her miracles to directly kill a stronger foe in a life-or-death situation. '''Once'''.
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* KillingInSelfDefense: The Earth Mother discourages her followers from directly engaging in battle, battle as anything but support, unless fighting in self-defense, and doesn't permit her followers to carry extreme weapons or to cover all their skin in armor. She allowed Priestess to use one of her miracles to directly kill a stronger foe in a life-or-death situation. '''Once'''.
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* KillingInSelfDefense: The Earth Mother discourages her followers from directly engaging in combat beyond self-defense or providing support to others, battle, unless fighting in self-defense, and doesn't permit her followers to carry extreme weapons or to cover all their skin in armor. She allowed Priestess to use one of her miracles to directly kill a stronger foe in a life-or-death situation. '''Once'''.
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The most mentioned divinity and Priestess' patron deity.
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The most mentioned divinity and Priestess' patron deity. Generally depicted as a winged woman, her three tenets are: "Protect, Heal, Save".
* EmotionBomb: One of her miracles allows the caster to induce peaceful feelings in intelligent beings within 100 meters of themselves. However, beings which literally cannot conceive of peace (goblins, demons) NoSell it, people who have already been injured in the conflict have some resistance to it, and it has a time limit.
* KillingInSelfDefense: The Earth Mother discourages her followers from engaging in combat beyond self-defense or providing support to others, and doesn't permit her followers to carry extreme weapons or to cover all their skin in armor. She allowed Priestess to use one of her miracles to directly kill a stronger foe in a life-or-death situation. '''Once'''.
* MiracleFood: One of her unique miracles allows the caster to produce a simple meal of the casters choosing and/or 10 liters of water out of thin air. The food can either prevent the onset of illness or attempt to cure an ongoing illness in the consumer (temporarily alleviating any effects it can't cure). The water may be produced little by little or all at once.
* StoneWall: One of her unique miracles allows the caster to grant a target a strong HealingFactor, keep them from developing fatigue, and prevent them from being moved from their position by any outside force--as long as they don't move from their position of their own volition, which will invalidate all these benefits.
* WhiteMage: Her followers tend toward this archetype, both an abundance of miracles intended to aid rather than harm, and a limited weapon and armor selection.
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The next most mentioned god, who most of the seen clerics besides Priestess actually serve. Also known as the God of Law/Justice.
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The next most mentioned god, who most of the seen clerics besides Priestess actually serve. Also known as the God of Law/Justice. Generally depicted as a blindfolded female god, carrying scales in one hand and a sword in the other. She has the most disciples in the kingdom.
* ThePiratesWhoDontDoAnything: Played with. It's a common misconception that as the God of Law, she actually passes judgement upon criminals or dictates which laws should be passed. However, she actually encourages humans to develop their own laws and punishments so their free will isn't compromised.
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Another mentioned god that clerics and adventurers are seen devoted to. Generally depicted as a person who covers their face with a cloak, carrying a candle on a tray.
* AmbiguousGender: Generally referred to as male with some exceptions, their depiction (a cloaked recluse) ironically answers no questions.
* FigureItOutYourself: A god who believes in teaching a man to catch a fish, he encourages people to take the light of knowledge themselves, studying knowledge of their own volition and spreading it to those who would learn. Thus, while one of his unique miracles allows him to give a simple yes-or-no answer to a question from his followers, using said miracle without at least ''trying'' to find the answer first will usually get no response.
* FigureItOutYourself: A god who believes in teaching a man to catch a fish, he encourages people to take the light of knowledge themselves, studying knowledge of their own volition and spreading it to those who would learn. Thus, while one of his unique miracles allows him to give a simple yes-or-no answer to a question from his followers, using said miracle without at least ''trying'' to find the answer first will usually get no response.
* {{Seers}}: One of his miracles allows a target the caster touches (or themselves) to look slightly into the future, granting CombatClairvoyance and the ability to avoid traps and other dangers for a limited time--this translates into game terms as a guaranteed success on one of the 2d6 the game uses, of a magnitude based upon the level of success.
* TranslatorMicrobes: One of his miracles allows the caster to read languages they don't know.
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Another of the Gods of Order. Mentioned and described in ''Year One'', and the most prominent deity in ''Daikatana'' thanks to the [[DungeonBasedEconomy nature of]] [[AdamSmithHatesYourGuts Fortress City.]]
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Another of the Gods of Order. Mentioned and described in ''Year One'', and the most prominent deity in ''Daikatana'' thanks to the [[DungeonBasedEconomy nature of]] [[AdamSmithHatesYourGuts Fortress City.]]]] He is said to be a deity with no form, like the wind.
* ConspicuousConsumption: The trade god firmly discourages this, but is also opposed to pointlessly hoarding money. Keeping it in a healthy cycle is what matters.
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Another of the main Gods of Order. Her female followers are expected to dress in bikini armor.
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Another of the main Gods of Order. She is depicted is an armed warrior carrying a spear. Her female followers are expected to dress often dressed in bikini armor.
* JumpedAtTheCall: She encourages people to take arms, whatever form those arms might be, and face the world's perils. Even if their adventures fail, the gods will remember them.
* SpellMyNameWithAThe: The TRPG book, at least, always refers to her as "the Valkyrie".
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* InsufferableGenius: Those inspired by the The God of Awakening become obsessed with the idea he gives them to the extent of refusing to acknowledge the doubts and concerns of others...until it's too late. And of course when things start going wrong they'll blame someone else.
* JerkassGenie: He gives people a way to make their dreams come true...without telling them the downsides or weak points of the method he's given them.
* JerkassGenie: He gives people a way to make their dreams come true...without telling them the downsides or weak points of the method he's given them.
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* {{Antimagic}}: One of their unique miracles allows their followers to shut down one chosen spell system (basically variety of magic) of their target.
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* Antimagic: One of their unique miracles allows their followers to shut down one chosen spell system (basically variety of magic) of their target.
* {{Psychometry}}: One of their miracles allows the user to identify an unknown object they are touching.
* StatusBuff: One of their unique miracles allows them to boost the power of one spell or attack, and may also trigger a critical hit.
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* MagicallyBindingContract: As you might expect, one of his unique miracles allows the caster to forge one, lasting for a year. Should the terms be breached, TheOathbreaker will immediately have his malfeasance known to all who participated and will also suffer a heavy malus (-4) to all rolls for what would have been the duration of the
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* MagicallyBindingContract: As you might expect, one of his unique miracles allows the caster to forge one, lasting for a year. Should the terms be breached, TheOathbreaker will immediately have his malfeasance known to all who participated and will also suffer a heavy malus (-4) to all rolls for what would have been the duration of the now-defunct contract.
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* InstantArmor: One of her unique miracles allows the caster to do this for themselves. It has extra bonuses depending on how well the casting roll succeeded.
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* LightEmUp: One of her unique miracles allows the caster to propel a spear of light at a target within a hundred meters.
* SanityStrengthening: One of her unique miracles allows the caster and this within a radius around them immunity to fear and confusion.
* SanityStrengthening: One of her unique miracles allows the caster and this within a radius around them immunity to fear and confusion.
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A particular high-ranked God associated with Chaos. First mentioned in ''Year One''.
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* EarthMother: While she lacks the usual BigBeautifulWoman image, she very much exemplifies this concept to the point of it being her name, being an earthly goddess representing food, love, fertility, and motherliness.
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* OnlyInItForTheMoney: While they engage in ''some'' charity, his followers for the most part demand that they be given compensation or "donations" to perform public works, particularly the casting of healing miracles. If anyone complains, they get thrown out of the temple while loudly being declared a blasphemer.
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* StockGods: "God of pain/torture" is a popular model for flagship evil gods in most modern fantasy.
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* AntiGod: Is reviled as the "Outer God" by both the Gods of Order and Gods of Chaos because he directly interferes with the mortal races and at times subsumes the wills of his worshippers.
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* AntiGod: TheAntiGod: Is reviled as the "Outer God" by both the Gods of Order and Gods of Chaos because he directly interferes with the mortal races and at times subsumes the wills of his worshippers.
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* DivineDelegation: The Old Gods ( Truth and Illusion and the rest) created the New Gods, who were and are much more directly involved with the mortal world.
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* DivineDelegation: The Old Gods ( Truth (Truth and Illusion and the rest) created the New Gods, who were and are much more directly involved with the mortal world.
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* DivineRanks: Above and separate from everything else are the primordial gods like Truth and Illusion. Then comes the primary pantheon of the Prayer Races consisting of the Supreme God, Earth Mother, God of Knowledge, Trade God, and Valkyrie. Lastly come all the sundry minor gods that [[OddJobGods hold domain over one tiny facet or product of society.]]
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* DivineRanks: Above and separate from everything else are the primordial gods like Truth and Illusion. Then comes the primary pantheon of the Prayer Races consisting of the Supreme God, Earth Mother, God of Knowledge, Trade God, and Valkyrie. The Chaos Gods are their equals and opposites. Lastly come all the sundry minor gods that [[OddJobGods hold domain over one tiny facet or product of society.]]
* TheMaker: All the gods had a hand in creating the world and the living beings upon it.
* FertilityGod: In both the agricultural and reproductive senses of the word.
* GodOfGood: Her domain includes compassion, and she is always stated to be loving towards the mortal world.
* GodOfGood: Her domain includes compassion, and she is always stated to be loving towards the mortal world.
* WingedHumanoid: Icons of her are always drawn or described as a woman with large feathery wings outstretched.
* GodOfOrder: Is the god that laid out ethics, and many of his temples also pull double-duty as courts.
* TheAlmightyDollar: As the god of merchants, he also has domain over money.
* CommonTongue: Credited as having made it up; being god of wind gave him oversight over sound and he endeavored to come up with a language that any creature with a mouth and sapience could recreate, which led to the moniker of the intelligent races being "those who have words".
* LadyLuck: Has a limited ability to bestow good fortune, at the cost of future misfortune.
* MysticalPregnancy: To explain how he is able to affect luck, many mortals claim that he is somehow the spawn of the die of Chance.
* MysticalPregnancy: To explain how he is able to affect luck, many mortals claim that he is somehow the spawn of the die of Chance.
* YouCannotGraspTheTrueForm: Is believed to be "formless as the wind itself" in contrast to the other gods.
* DeityOfHumanOrigin: The only named god to have ascended from a mortal so far.
* GladiatorGames: Was originally a mortal woman and a gladiator-slave, who became an adventurer after earning her freedom then became a god after completing a world-saving quest. It explains the ChainmailBikini.
* GladiatorGames: Was originally a mortal woman and a gladiator-slave, who became an adventurer after earning her freedom then became a god after completing a world-saving quest. It explains the ChainmailBikini.
* InterplayOfSexAndViolence: She has an interest in carnal relations despite no direct domain over it because "the bedroom is its own form of battlefield".
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* DisabledDeity: A wall engraving in chapter 14 said to depict him is stated to have just one eye and one leg.
* EthnicGod: Probably this to the dwarves. Certainly,no humans he's not counted as part of the main pantheon of the Human Kingdom, though the Valkyrie is said to have been seen worshiping him.worshipped him when she was still a mortal woman.
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* AngelsDevilsAndSquid: Is effectively a "squid" in the eyes of both the good and evil gods due to showing up out of nowhere and not respecting the "Golden Contract" honoring free will.
* AntiGod: Is reviled as the "Outer God" by both the Gods of Order and Gods of Chaos because he directly interferes with the mortal races and at times subsumes the wills of his worshippers.
* AntiGod: Is reviled as the "Outer God" by both the Gods of Order and Gods of Chaos because he directly interferes with the mortal races and at times subsumes the wills of his worshippers.
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Alternately (and more precisely) called "the God of External Knowledge." A god who holds and passes out knowledge and understanding of all earthly things and whose existence is integral to the plot of Volume 5.
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* InstantExpert: If a person prays to know how to do something, and this god cares enough to listen that day, he will immediately directly implant insight on how exactly to accomplish their goal. This has become a major problem as in recent days he more and more often decides to play genie to every random OmnicidalManiac he catches musing about how to destroy the world.
* ItAmusedMe: Why he just hands knowledge and instructions to any and every petitioner he happens to notice; he's interested in seeing what they do with the knowledge he gives them or if they can actually accomplish the requirements of their goals just through foreknowledge.
* ShadowArchetype: To the proper God of Knowledge; That god encourages the pursuit and discovery of new knowledge, preaches the constructive application of it, and is unequivocally good. This god just '''gives''' people new skills and know-how through magic NeuralImplanting, doesn't care either way what is done with his gifts so long as it leads to entertaining results, and is very morally gray at least as a result.
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* InstantExpert: If a person prays to know how to do something, ColdBloodedTorture: Her domain is the exultation and this god cares enough to listen study of inflicting pain.
* DarkIsNotEvil: The Northern Barbarians insist thatday, he will immediately directly implant insight on how exactly to accomplish their goal. This has become a major problem as in recent days he more she is not intrinsically evil, and more often decides to play genie to every random OmnicidalManiac he catches musing about how to destroy that in the world.
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homeland she teaches them to persevere against and find meaning in hardship.
*ShadowArchetype: To DeliberateValuesDissonance: Her being worshipped by ostensibly non-evil humans in volume 14 is perhaps the proper God single biggest bit of Knowledge; That god encourages culture shock Priestess experiences during the pursuit story.
* GodOfChaos: One of them, though her worshippers can make surprisingly stable anddiscovery of new knowledge, preaches civil societies.
* WhatIsEvil: Priestess suffers some cognitive dissonance in trying to reconcile theconstructive application warm reception of it, and is unequivocally good. This god just '''gives''' people new skills and know-how through magic NeuralImplanting, doesn't care either way what is done the Vikings with his gifts so long as it leads to entertaining results, and is very morally gray at least as a result.
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* ItAmusedMe: Why he just hands knowledge and instructions to any and every petitioner he happens to notice; he's interested in seeing what they do with the knowledge he gives them or if they can actually accomplish the requirements of their goals just through foreknowledge.
* ShadowArchetype: To the proper God of Knowledge; That god encourages the pursuit and discovery of new knowledge, preaches the constructive application of it, and is unequivocally good. This god just '''gives''' people new skills and know-how through magic NeuralImplanting, doesn't care either way what is done with his gifts so long as it leads to entertaining results, and is very morally gray at least as a result.
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* AllLovingHeroine: The light novel narration is constantly gushing about her overflowing delight and compassion for worldly creatures, and incessantly describes each of Priestess' successfully cast miracles as being granted by the personal graciousness of the goddess hearing her prayers. [[spoiler:This gets slightly {{Deconstructed}} in Volume 7 when she cuts off Priestess' magic and condemns her for nearly killing a goblin shaman with Purify because she does not want her clerics to use her gifts to directly cause such a CruelAndUnusualDeath]].
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* AllLovingHeroine: The light novel narration is constantly gushing about her overflowing delight and compassion for worldly creatures, and incessantly describes each of Priestess' successfully cast miracles as being granted by the personal graciousness of the goddess hearing her prayers. [[spoiler:This gets slightly {{Deconstructed}} in Volume 7 when she cuts off Priestess' magic and condemns her for nearly killing a goblin shaman with Purify because she does not want her clerics to use her gifts to directly cause such a CruelAndUnusualDeath]]. CruelAndUnusualDeath. As Volume 14 shows however, using it to add holy power to a burning boat's explosion seems to be just fine.]]
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* LoopholeAbuse: [[spoiler:Priestess managing to incapacitate a goblin shaman by turning his blood into water showed that Earth Mother gave her tacit approval to the casting; to avoid breaking the rules she set out, Earth Mother reversed the miracle immediately afterwards so it didn't end with a corpse. However, the goddess was forced to make an atypically direct intervention, and she made it ''very'' clear to the girl that she will not tolerate another abuse of her miracles like this.]]
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* LoopholeAbuse: [[spoiler:Priestess managing to incapacitate a goblin shaman by turning his blood into water showed that Earth Mother gave her tacit approval to the casting; to avoid breaking the rules she set out, Earth Mother reversed the miracle immediately afterwards so it didn't end with a corpse. However, the goddess was forced to make an atypically direct intervention, and she made it ''very'' clear to the girl that she will not tolerate another abuse of her miracles like this. That said, [[ExactWords that seems to be a very exact limit]] as she apparently doesn't mind it being used to upgrade attacks into makeshift HolyHandGrenades, seen when Goblin Slayer [[IncendiaryExponent sets a boat on fire]] and [[RammingAlwaysWorks lines it up to ram the sea monster]]. Priestess is allowed to Purify the boat, which adds holy power to the attack and gives the resulting explosion enough extra kick to kill the monster.]]
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* ObstructiveCodeOfConduct: {{Downplayed}} -- her clergy are shown to be bigger sticklers of her edicts than necessary (Priestess suffers no penalty for wearing metal armor despite her Mother Superior's warning, and is clearly more bothered about using [[DeflectorShields Protection]] to trap and kill monsters than her goddess) but there is one line she doesn't want crossed, [[spoiler:as she comes down to earth to directly tell Priestess to never use Purify Liquid as a weapon again after she casts it on a goblin shaman, or else she'll be held in disfavor for eternity]].
* ObviousRulePatch: [[spoiler:While she permitted the technicality of converting all the blood inside a monster into water for the one instance, she directly voices her disapproval and forbids Priestess from pulling off a similar stunt, lest she be banned from her miracles[[note]]Think of it like a party being stuck in an unwinnable scenario, and the dungeon master permitting just one legally questionable move, under promise that there won't be such leniency in the future, for the sake of keeping the game going[[/note]]]].
* ObviousRulePatch: [[spoiler:While she permitted the technicality of converting all the blood inside a monster into water for the one instance, she directly voices her disapproval and forbids Priestess from pulling off a similar stunt, lest she be banned from her miracles[[note]]Think of it like a party being stuck in an unwinnable scenario, and the dungeon master permitting just one legally questionable move, under promise that there won't be such leniency in the future, for the sake of keeping the game going[[/note]]]].
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* ObstructiveCodeOfConduct: {{Downplayed}} -- her clergy are shown to be bigger sticklers of her edicts than necessary (Priestess suffers no penalty for wearing metal armor despite her Mother Superior's warning, and is clearly more bothered about using [[DeflectorShields Protection]] to trap and kill monsters than her goddess) but there is one line she doesn't want crossed, [[spoiler:as she comes down to earth to directly tell Priestess to never use Purify Liquid directly as a weapon again after she casts it on a goblin shaman, or else she'll be held in disfavor for eternity]].
* ObviousRulePatch: [[spoiler:While she permitted the technicality of converting all the blood inside a monster into water for the one instance, she directly voices her disapproval and forbids Priestess from pulling off a similar stunt, lest she be banned from her miracles[[note]]Think of it like a party being stuck in an unwinnable scenario, and the dungeon master permitting just one legally questionable move, under promise that there won't be such leniency in the future, for the sake of keeping the gamegoing[[/note]]]].going[[/note]] Still, Priestess's use of the miracle in Volume 14 shows that the Earth Mother may still allow it to be used to "help" kill, though that particular instance might be because death by fiery explosion is somewhat quicker and cleaner than the horrific, drawn-out suffering that comes with replacing blood with water.]]
* ObviousRulePatch: [[spoiler:While she permitted the technicality of converting all the blood inside a monster into water for the one instance, she directly voices her disapproval and forbids Priestess from pulling off a similar stunt, lest she be banned from her miracles[[note]]Think of it like a party being stuck in an unwinnable scenario, and the dungeon master permitting just one legally questionable move, under promise that there won't be such leniency in the future, for the sake of keeping the game
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* CreateYourOwnHero: [[KillerGameMaster Truth]] unknowingly created the [[ImmuneToFate Goblin]] [[CrazyPrepared Slayer]] he loathes because of [[DarkAndTroubledPast the scenario he created that directly involved him]] [[{{Determinator}} and lived]] [[TrainingFromHell it all]].
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* CreateYourOwnHero: Truth unknowingly created the [[ImmuneToFate Goblin]] [[CrazyPrepared Slayer]] that he loathes because of [[DarkAndTroubledPast the scenario he created that directly involved him]] [[{{Determinator}} and lived it all]].
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* CreateYourOwnHero: Truth [[KillerGameMaster Truth]] unknowingly created the [[ImmuneToFate Goblin]] [[CrazyPrepared Slayer]] that he loathes because of [[DarkAndTroubledPast the scenario he created that directly involved him]] [[{{Determinator}} and lived lived]] [[TrainingFromHell it all]].
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* CreateYourOwnHero: Truth unknowingly created the [[OutsideContextProblem [[ImmuneToFate Goblin]] [[CrazyPrepared Slayer]] that he loathes because of [[DarkAndTroubledPast the scenario he created that directly involved him]] [[{{Determinator}} and lived it all]].
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* HumanSacrifice: Most of their big rituals are of course fueled through the offering of the still living or freshly butchered bodies of various sapients, with the various viewpoint heroes often stumbling across their aftermath.
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* ReadingTheStageDirectionsOutLoud: During the VideoGame/MemoriaFreese crossover event, when Illusion is playing a campaign with "Beauty"/Freya, she at times would vocally narrate [[ThirdPersonPerson her own actions and even speech patterns]], in a manner similar to [[VideoGame/SuperPaperMario Count Bleck]].
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* ReadingTheStageDirectionsOutLoud: During the VideoGame/MemoriaFreese crossover event, when Illusion is playing a campaign with "Beauty"/Freya, she at times would vocally narrate [[ThirdPersonPerson her own actions and even speech patterns]], in a manner similar to [[VideoGame/SuperPaperMario Count Bleck]].patterns]].
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** DiscussedTrope in volume 12 by the rescued dark elf cultist as she considers a HeelFaceTurn; if the good "Gods of Order" are heading a multicultural alliance kept together voluntarily and promoting values of harmony and tolerance, while the evil "Gods of Chaos" are constantly jostling to be the single top autocrat of a mob wielded for one totalitarian vision, should not their faction names be flipped to match who more truly expresses or smothers diversity and individuality? Goblin Slayer encourages her to not put much stock in labels, as the arguments over which side embodies what values could be endless.
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* ChaosIsEvil: From what we've seen of them, their morality is as dismal as that of [[TabletopGame/{{Warhammer}}]]'s Chaos Gods, being worshipped by malevolent groups and individuals and wanting to destroy the world.
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* ChaosIsEvil: From what we've seen of them, their morality is as dismal as that of [[TabletopGame/{{Warhammer}}]]'s TabletopGame/{{Warhammer}}'s Chaos Gods, being worshipped by malevolent groups and individuals and wanting to destroy the world.
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* DivineRanks: Above and separate from everything else are the primordial gods like Truth and Illusion. Then comes the primary pantheon of the Prayer Races consisting of the Supreme God, Earth Mother, God of Knowledge, Trade God, and Valkyrie. Lastly come all the sundry minor gods that [[OddJobGods hold domain over one tiny facet or product of society.]]
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* OurGodsAreDifferent: There is a definite distinction between Truth & Illusion, and gods like the Earth Mother or the Supreme God. Truth & Illusion (and their equals mentioned at the end of Volume 5: Chaos and Order, Fear and Time, Death and Void) are tacitly described as Protogenoi-like [[AnthropomorphicPersonification personified forces]], are not worshiped or directly contacted by mortals, and influence the world by subtly shaping it through their board games. Gods like Earth Mother and the Supreme God are more traditionally Olympian-like, [[PhysicalGod having once walked among humans]], holding domain over their aspects but not being directly identified with them, bestowing cleric spells and speaking to mortals, and having temples and icons.
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* OurGodsAreDifferent: There is a definite distinction between Truth & Illusion, and gods like the Earth Mother or the Supreme God. Truth & Illusion (and their equals mentioned at the end of in Volume 5: 5 and 12: Chaos and Order, Fear and Time, Death Life and Death, Abundance and Void) are tacitly described as Protogenoi-like [[AnthropomorphicPersonification personified forces]], are not worshiped or directly contacted by mortals, and influence the world by subtly shaping it through their board games. Gods like Earth Mother and the Supreme God are more traditionally Olympian-like, [[PhysicalGod having once walked among humans]], holding domain over their aspects but not being directly identified with them, bestowing cleric spells and speaking to mortals, and having temples and icons.
* HotGod: Described in the tie-in role-playing game as taking the form of a beautiful battle-maiden dressed in bikini armor.
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[[folder:Smithy God]]
Another mentioned god, the only one which dwarves revere.
Another mentioned god, the only one which dwarves revere.
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* EthnicGod: Probably this to the dwarves. Certainly, no humans have been seen worshiping him.
* NoNameGiven: One of the only entities in the entire series to {{Avert|edTrope}} this so far -- Dwarf Shaman says his name is "Krome".
* StockGods: The Hephaestus-expy UltimateBlacksmith frequently seen in fantasy.
* UltimateBlacksmith: Right there in his title, and practically a prerequisite to be taken seriously by dwarves.
* WarGod: Mentioned by Dwarf Shaman to also bestow courage in battle.
* NoNameGiven: One of the only entities in the entire series to {{Avert|edTrope}} this so far -- Dwarf Shaman says his name is "Krome".
* StockGods: The Hephaestus-expy UltimateBlacksmith frequently seen in fantasy.
* UltimateBlacksmith: Right there in his title, and practically a prerequisite to be taken seriously by dwarves.
* WarGod: Mentioned by Dwarf Shaman to also bestow courage in battle.
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* EthnicGod: Probably this to the dwarves. Certainly, no humans BlowYouAway: This god has dominion over wind (seemingly as a byproduct of his domain of travel) and most of his clerics' spells have been seen worshiping him.
air-manipulating aftereffects.
*NoNameGiven: One of the only entities TheDividual: Is considered two distinct but interconnected deities in the entire series Desert Kingdom, divided between the wind controller and trade patron. If they're onto something, it'd go a ways to {{Avert|edTrope}} justifying his [[OddJobGods overly eclectic umbrella of domains.]]
* OddJobGods: His portfolio presumably centers on merchantry, judging by his name, but is stated to also include travelers, fortune, and "the ties that bind". ''Daikatana'' adds wind, but later novels call thisso far -- Dwarf Shaman says his name is "Krome".
a separate aspect.
* OrphanageOfLove: Has at least one dedicated to him, which Chosen Heroine grew up in.
* StockGods: TheHephaestus-expy UltimateBlacksmith frequently seen in fantasy.
god of commerce.
*UltimateBlacksmith: Right there in WindsOfDestinyChange: One of his title, unique miracles can grant his clerics and practically a prerequisite to be taken seriously by dwarves.
* WarGod: Mentioned by Dwarf Shaman to also bestow courage in battle.their companions temporarily boosted good luck, at the price of taking that extra fortune from their future selves and being unlucky after it ends.
*
* OddJobGods: His portfolio presumably centers on merchantry, judging by his name, but is stated to also include travelers, fortune, and "the ties that bind". ''Daikatana'' adds wind, but later novels call this
* OrphanageOfLove: Has at least one dedicated to him, which Chosen Heroine grew up in.
* StockGods: The
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* WarGod: Mentioned by Dwarf Shaman to also bestow courage in battle.
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[[folder:Goddess of Baths]]
A minor goddess brought up in Volume 2.
A minor goddess brought up in Volume 2.
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* HotGoddess: The statues that depict her are all naturally modeled after a beautiful naked woman posing as she bathes.
* OddJobGods: To repeat; she's just the goddess of baths. Priestess notes that she doesn't actually have a formal temple or following, the most reverence she gets is when a sufficiently big bathhouse adds an icon of her in their facilities.
* SpearCounterpart: An alternate image of an old man wrapped in a towel is sometimes put in place of her [[HotGoddess proper icon]] in places where the latter would be deemed inappropriate.
* OddJobGods: To repeat; she's just the goddess of baths. Priestess notes that she doesn't actually have a formal temple or following, the most reverence she gets is when a sufficiently big bathhouse adds an icon of her in their facilities.
* SpearCounterpart: An alternate image of an old man wrapped in a towel is sometimes put in place of her [[HotGoddess proper icon]] in places where the latter would be deemed inappropriate.
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* HotGoddess: The statues that depict her are all naturally modeled after a beautiful naked woman posing as she bathes.
* OddJobGods: To repeat; she's just the goddessAmazonBrigade: Her clergy is made up primarily if not exclusively of baths. Priestess notes that she doesn't actually have a formal temple or following, the women.
* ChainmailBikini: Is usually depicted wearing one, and mostreverence she gets is when a sufficiently big bathhouse adds an icon of her in their facilities.
female clergy dress like this to emulate her.
*SpearCounterpart: An alternate image StockGods: Is the primary war deity of an old man wrapped in a towel the Prayer Races.
* WarGod: Has dominion over the battlefield, given her namesake, contexts when she issometimes put in place invoked, and the demeanor of her [[HotGoddess proper icon]] in places where the latter would be deemed inappropriate.seen clerics.
* OddJobGods: To repeat; she's just the goddess
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[[folder:God of Trade]]
Another of the Gods of Order. Mentioned and described in ''Year One'', and the most prominent deity in ''Daikatana'' thanks to the [[DungeonBasedEconomy nature of]] [[AdamSmithHatesYourGuts Fortress City.]]
Another of the Gods of Order. Mentioned and described in ''Year One'', and the most prominent deity in ''Daikatana'' thanks to the [[DungeonBasedEconomy nature of]] [[AdamSmithHatesYourGuts Fortress City.]]
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* BlowYouAway: This god has dominion over wind (seemingly as a byproduct of his domain of travel) and most of his clerics' spells have air-manipulating aftereffects.
* TheDividual: Is considered two distinct but interconnected deities in the Desert Kingdom, divided between the wind controller and trade patron. If they're onto something, it'd go a ways to justifying his [[OddJobGods overly eclectic umbrella of domains.]]
* OddJobGods: His portfolio presumably centers on merchantry, judging by his name, but is stated to also include travelers, fortune, and "the ties that bind". ''Daikatana'' adds wind, but later novels call this a separate aspect.
* OrphanageOfLove: Has at least one dedicated to him, which Chosen Heroine grew up in.
* StockGods: The god of commerce.
* WindsOfDestinyChange: One of his unique miracles can grant his clerics and their companions temporarily boosted good luck, at the price of taking that extra fortune from their future selves and being unlucky after it ends.
* TheDividual: Is considered two distinct but interconnected deities in the Desert Kingdom, divided between the wind controller and trade patron. If they're onto something, it'd go a ways to justifying his [[OddJobGods overly eclectic umbrella of domains.]]
* OddJobGods: His portfolio presumably centers on merchantry, judging by his name, but is stated to also include travelers, fortune, and "the ties that bind". ''Daikatana'' adds wind, but later novels call this a separate aspect.
* OrphanageOfLove: Has at least one dedicated to him, which Chosen Heroine grew up in.
* StockGods: The god of commerce.
* WindsOfDestinyChange: One of his unique miracles can grant his clerics and their companions temporarily boosted good luck, at the price of taking that extra fortune from their future selves and being unlucky after it ends.
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* BlowYouAway: This god has dominion over wind (seemingly as a byproduct of his domain of travel) and most of his clerics' spells EthnicGod: Probably this to the dwarves. Certainly, no humans have air-manipulating aftereffects.
been seen worshiping him.
*TheDividual: Is considered two distinct but interconnected deities NoNameGiven: One of the only entities in the Desert Kingdom, divided between the wind controller and trade patron. If they're onto something, it'd go a ways entire series to justifying his [[OddJobGods overly eclectic umbrella of domains.]]
* OddJobGods: His portfolio presumably centers on merchantry, judging by his name, but is stated to also include travelers, fortune, and "the ties that bind". ''Daikatana'' adds wind, but later novels call{{Avert|edTrope}} this a separate aspect.
* OrphanageOfLove: Has at least one dedicated to him, which Chosen Heroine grew up in.
so far -- Dwarf Shaman says his name is "Krome".
* StockGods: Thegod of commerce.
Hephaestus-expy UltimateBlacksmith frequently seen in fantasy.
*WindsOfDestinyChange: One of UltimateBlacksmith: Right there in his unique miracles can grant his clerics title, and their companions temporarily boosted good luck, at the price of taking that extra fortune from their future selves and being unlucky after it ends.practically a prerequisite to be taken seriously by dwarves.
* WarGod: Mentioned by Dwarf Shaman to also bestow courage in battle.
*
* OddJobGods: His portfolio presumably centers on merchantry, judging by his name, but is stated to also include travelers, fortune, and "the ties that bind". ''Daikatana'' adds wind, but later novels call
* OrphanageOfLove: Has at least one dedicated to him, which Chosen Heroine grew up in.
* StockGods: The
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* WarGod: Mentioned by Dwarf Shaman to also bestow courage in battle.
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[[folder:Valkyrie]]
Another of the main Gods of Order. Her female followers are expected to dress in bikini armor.
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A minor goddess brought up in
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* AmazonBrigade: Her clergy is made up primarily if not exclusively of women.
* ChainmailBikini: Is usually depicted wearing one, and most of her female clergy dress like this to emulate her.
* StockGods: Is the primary war deity of the Prayer Races.
* WarGod: Has dominion over the battlefield, given her namesake, contexts when she is invoked, and the demeanor of her seen clerics.
* ChainmailBikini: Is usually depicted wearing one, and most of her female clergy dress like this to emulate her.
* StockGods: Is the primary war deity of the Prayer Races.
* WarGod: Has dominion over the battlefield, given her namesake, contexts when she is invoked, and the demeanor of her seen clerics.
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* AmazonBrigade: Her clergy is made up primarily if not exclusively HotGoddess: The statues that depict her are all naturally modeled after a beautiful naked woman posing as she bathes.
* OddJobGods: To repeat; she's just the goddess ofwomen.
* ChainmailBikini: Is usually depicted wearing one, andbaths. Priestess notes that she doesn't actually have a formal temple or following, the most reverence she gets is when a sufficiently big bathhouse adds an icon of her female clergy dress like this to emulate her.
in their facilities.
*StockGods: Is the primary war deity SpearCounterpart: An alternate image of the Prayer Races.
* WarGod: Has dominion over the battlefield, given her namesake, contexts when shean old man wrapped in a towel is invoked, and the demeanor sometimes put in place of her seen clerics.[[HotGoddess proper icon]] in places where the latter would be deemed inappropriate.
* OddJobGods: To repeat; she's just the goddess of
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* GodsHandsAreTied: They certainly didn't ''want'' to do nothing when the wizards of the Age of Magic nearly destroyed the world almost as soon as they rebuilt it and made a pact to not ruin it with their wars again. But part of said pact was to respect the free will of mortals, so if the wizards were fighting solely for their own reasons there was little they could do to intervene.
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Guild Girl lists the major gods while saying grace in volume 13. Suffice to say that god of war seems to be solely Valkyrie's niche.
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[[folder:God of War]]
Another of the Gods of Order. Mentioned in the prologue of ''Year One''.
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[[folder:Valkyrie]]
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* StockGods: Spoken of in just one line, seemingly just to round out the human pantheon with a martially-dedicated deity. Though it could be one and the same with Valkyrie...
* WarGod: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin No duh.]]
* WarGod: [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin No duh.]]
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* StockGods: Spoken AmazonBrigade: Her clergy is made up primarily if not exclusively of in just one line, seemingly just to round out the human pantheon with a martially-dedicated deity. Though it could be one women.
* ChainmailBikini: Is usually depicted wearing one, andthe same with Valkyrie...
most of her female clergy dress like this to emulate her.
* WarGod:[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin No duh.]]Presumably has some dominion over the battlefield, given her namesake and the demeanor of her seen clerics.
* ChainmailBikini: Is usually depicted wearing one, and
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* WarGod: Presumably has some dominion over the battlefield, given her namesake and the demeanor of her seen clerics.
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* WarGod: Presumably has some dominion over the battlefield, given her namesake and the demeanor of her seen clerics.
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* AmazonBrigade: Her {{Beergasm}}: Not one mention of him can pass without someone bringing up how good his wine is.
* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: In case you thought otherwise, everyone specifies that his clergyis made up primarily if not exclusively of women.
are also vintners.
*ChainmailBikini: Is usually depicted wearing one, and most of her female clergy dress like this OddJobGods: A god singularly devoted to emulate her.
* WarGod: Presumably has some dominion overthe battlefield, given her namesake and the demeanor making of her seen clerics.wine.
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* {{Beergasm}}: Not one mention of him can pass without someone bringing up how good his wine is.
* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: In case you thought otherwise, everyone specifies that his clergy are also vintners.
* OddJobGods: A god singularly devoted to the making of wine.
* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: In case you thought otherwise, everyone specifies that his clergy are also vintners.
* OddJobGods: A god singularly devoted to the making of wine.
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* {{Beergasm}}: Not one mention of him can pass without someone bringing up InstantExpert: If a person prays to know how good his wine is.
* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: In case you thought otherwise, everyone specifiesto do something, and this god cares enough to listen that day, he will immediately directly implant insight on how exactly to accomplish their goal. This has become a major problem as in recent days he more and more often decides to play genie to every random OmnicidalManiac he catches musing about how to destroy the world.
* ItAmusedMe: Why he just hands knowledge and instructions to any and every petitioner he happens to notice; he's interested in seeing what they do with the knowledge he gives them or if they can actually accomplish the requirements of their goals just through foreknowledge.
* ShadowArchetype: To the proper God of Knowledge; That god encourages the pursuit and discovery of new knowledge, preaches the constructive application of it, and is unequivocally good. This god just '''gives''' people new skills and know-how through magic NeuralImplanting, doesn't care either way what is done with hisclergy are also vintners.
* OddJobGods: A god singularly devotedgifts so long as it leads to entertaining results, and is very morally gray at least as a result.
%%* TrueNeutral: Values themaking application of wine.knowledge with no regard to morality. He doesn't care who or what worships him or how they do so. He accepts Dark followers and rituals just as readily as Light, and will grant miracles and power to anyone engaged in the pursuit of knowledge, regardless of their motives, methods, or goals.
* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: In case you thought otherwise, everyone specifies
* ItAmusedMe: Why he just hands knowledge and instructions to any and every petitioner he happens to notice; he's interested in seeing what they do with the knowledge he gives them or if they can actually accomplish the requirements of their goals just through foreknowledge.
* ShadowArchetype: To the proper God of Knowledge; That god encourages the pursuit and discovery of new knowledge, preaches the constructive application of it, and is unequivocally good. This god just '''gives''' people new skills and know-how through magic NeuralImplanting, doesn't care either way what is done with his
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Alternately (and more precisely) called "the God of External Knowledge." A god who holds and passes out knowledge and understanding of all earthly things and whose existence is integral to the plot of Volume 5.
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* InstantExpert: If a person prays to know how to do something, and this god cares enough to listen that day, he will immediately directly implant insight on how exactly to accomplish their goal. This has become a major problem as in recent days he more and more often decides to play genie to every random OmnicidalManiac he catches musing about how to destroy the world.
* ItAmusedMe: Why he just hands knowledge and instructions to any and every petitioner he happens to notice; he's interested in seeing what they do with the knowledge he gives them or if they can actually accomplish the requirements of their goals just through foreknowledge.
* ShadowArchetype: To the proper God of Knowledge; That god encourages the pursuit and discovery of new knowledge, preaches the constructive application of it, and is unequivocally good. This god just '''gives''' people new skills and know-how through magic NeuralImplanting, doesn't care either way what is done with his gifts so long as it leads to entertaining results, and is very morally gray at least as a result.
%%* TrueNeutral: Values the application of knowledge with no regard to morality. He doesn't care who or what worships him or how they do so. He accepts Dark followers and rituals just as readily as Light, and will grant miracles and power to anyone engaged in the pursuit of knowledge, regardless of their motives, methods, or goals.
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[[folder:Gods of Chaos]]
The Chaos Gods are a cabal of evil deities and extra-planar beings who seek to destroy the entire world.
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* ItAmusedMe: Why he just hands knowledge and instructions to any and every petitioner he happens to notice; he's interested in seeing what they do with the knowledge he gives them or if they can actually accomplish the requirements of their goals just through foreknowledge.
* ShadowArchetype: To the proper God of Knowledge; That god encourages the pursuit and discovery of new knowledge, preaches the constructive application of it, and is unequivocally good. This god just '''gives''' people new skills and know-how through magic NeuralImplanting, doesn't care either way what is done with his gifts so long as it leads to entertaining results, and is very morally gray at least as a result.
%%* TrueNeutral: Values the application of knowledge with no regard to morality. He doesn't care who or what worships him or how they do so. He accepts Dark followers and rituals just as readily as Light, and will grant miracles and power to anyone engaged in the pursuit of knowledge, regardless of their motives, methods, or goals.
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[[folder:Gods of Chaos]]
The Chaos Gods are a cabal of evil deities and extra-planar beings who seek to destroy the entire world.
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