Trope Pantheons Discussion

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No need for approval for a High Priest. Generally it isn't an issue unless the choice happens to be inappropriate trope-wise or controversial, and those are rare.

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I'm going to post my two most prepared profiles here for commentary or additional relationships- it's been a while since they've been approved, so if you need any other info, such as how they embody their tropes (although I hope it's made clear in the profiles), let me know.

Oryx the Mad God, the God who Fights After His Minions' Defeat (Oryx, O1/O2/O3, Oryx The Exalted God)

^{As his ultimate incarnation} 

• Initial Approval By: SailorVenus372 (Thank you!)
• Potential House: Boss Design (Under Gaming)
• Rank: Greater God, Reveals himself as an Overdeity during his final battle
• Symbol: His horned helmet with two glowing eyes
• Theme Song: Heresy when initially fought, Blasphemy when engaging in a real battle, Apostasy when unleashing all of his power
• Alignment: Neutral Evil
• Portfolio: Sending His Minions To Fight You First Before Fighting You Himself, Mentally Unstable Deities, Evil Overlord, Employing Thousands Of Minions Including Other Gods And Fighting Alongside Them, Evil Ultimate Deities, Feeding Humans To His Minions, Varying Relationships With His Minions, Bombastic Lines, Flowery Insults, Insisting That He Is Unbeatable, Dozens of Projectile Attacks Including Several That Can Shred Even The Bulkiest Players, Wearing Sinister Black Armor, Tin Tyrant, Summoning Simulacrums Of Himself, Being Fond Of Wine, Randomly Dropping Equippable Gear Including His Own Sword and Armor Which Is Among The Best Equipment In The Game, Absurd Fear Of Chickens, Can Become A Sitting Duck If Chain-Stunned Which Is Impossible In His Last Incarnation, Wearing White Armor In His Exalted Form, Wielding A Flaming Sword, Control Over Multiple Other Realms And The Entire Universe, Ambition Makes You Evil, Granting His Opponents' Enemies Resurrective Immortality, Conflict with the Void Entity
• Domains: Evil, Minions, Godhood, Bullet Hell, Alcoholism
• Heralds: Several other Gods from his realm, but most prominently Chief Beisa, Archbishop Leucoryx, Chancellor Dammah, and Treasurer Gemsbok
• Allies: Zanza, Pontiff Sulyvahn, Black Doom, Medusa, The Sphinx, Dracula, The Crimson Court, Fortinbras, Alice Margatroid
• Rivals: The OTHER Oryx, Sauron
• Enemies: Geb, Dieties who Rage Against the Heavens such as Kratos, Aleph, Shulk, Egil and Dunban, Ike, Deities with the Power of the Void such as Zeratul, Exdeath and The White, Mr. X, Reimu Hakurei, Mario, The God-Emperor of Mankind, Cirno
• Opposes: Apophis, Lord English
• Fears: The Scarlet King
• Oryx the Mad God is the Top God of his own dimension, and is a callous and malevolent god who serves only himself and his minions by serving them humans. The humans of the realm have obviously taken up arms against him, but Oryx chooses not to interfere in his realm's affairs himself, instead sending his minions to subdue the realm's heroes. When those eventually fall, Oryx loses his patience and whisks them away to his castle, where the heroes must fight their way to his chamber to get a chance to defeat Oryx himself. From there, players must use artifacts looted from Oryx's minions to break their way into his Wine Cellar, and then his Sanctuary, as he unveils and unleashes more of his power each time, to the point that he becomes the greatest challenge the heroes could ever face.
• Oryx teleported many of the Pantheon's heroes to his castle after one of the major battles they triumphed in, openly challenging them to combat. However, they fought through wave after wave of minions, and after finally catching sight of Oryx, they won the day. However, it was found that Oryx had made a simulacrum of himself (as he is prone to doing to confront the heroes of his own realm), and he had made himself at home in the Pantheon while his simulacrum did the dirty work. Considering the large amount of minions, including his heralds, that he brought with him, nobody really bothers to evict him from the Pantheon, especially after he started forming alliances with the gods already established there. However, rumors are among the heroic side of the Pantheon that if they slew enough of his minions, Oryx would become frustrated enough to challenge them himself, which would give them an opportunity to drive him out of the Pantheon for good.
• Oryx, eager to rebuild his base of minions and allies within the Pantheon, makes a tempting bargain for allegiance, namely that they can cheat death if one of Oryx's enemies kills them. Medusa and the Sphinx, both with counterparts under Oryx's employ, have allied themselves with him. Zanza has no such counterpart, but finding himself unwilling to stomach his own death and seeing life with similar contempt to Oryx, has also organized an alliance with him, even if only for Zanza's selfish reasons. Seeing them as similar to his top generals from his homeland, Oryx has struck alliances with Fortinbras and Dracula, who also recommended the Crimson Court as allies. Oryx's reliance on and trust in a vampire lord from his realm has helped make these alliances go smoothly.
• Oryx has gotten into territorial disputes with the infamous God-King of the Hive (also named Oryx) and Sauron (who maintains a similar level of authority over his minions and realm)- while they don't have any particular reason to oppose each other, they find themselves unwilling to get along because they get in each other's way.
• Oryx and Mr. X have similar conflicts of personal gain- while they both use similar tactics regarding their minions, Mr. X doesn't want anyone he could possibly rule over from getting ruled over (and probably eaten) by Oryx's administration.
• Oryx often finds himself butting heads with Geb, who is knowledgeable of his counterpart in Oryx's realm, and has opposed Oryx due to the Mad God's malevolence and Geb's willingness to bless humanity.
• Those who Rage Against the Heavens will quickly find a justified target in Oryx, whose selfish desires to maintain power are more than enough to warrant his downfall. Kratos battles Oryx purely on principle, evil godly reign be damned. Egil, embittered by millennia of suffering with the influence of a deity as selfish as Oryx, is among the people most prepared and eager to fight the Mad God. His Homs ally, Shulk, has also had enough of being played around by malevolent gods and has turned the Monado against Oryx. Dunban follows Shulk in raising arms against Oryx, but also because Oryx's rampant alcoholism and the destruction associated with it is a strong reminder of why Dunban quit drinking himself.
• Ike, having slain a divine being before, joins Shulk against Oryx, but Ike's fight comes very easy to him due to Oryx's armor being similar to that of a certain sinister general who orphaned him.
• Oryx has varying relationships with a few ascended Touhou goddesses, as he and his minions also host a plethora of Bullet Hell attacks. Cirno sees infuriating Oryx and defeating his minions as a challenge and takes up arms against him purely on the basis that it'd be a great way to show off her strength. Due to the amount of monsters in Oryx's employ and general level of malevolence, Reimu also opposes him. Meanwhile, Oryx asked Alice Margatroid to be his ally due to the loyalty of one of his own puppeteers from his home realm, to which she agreed, although she doesn't display the same loyalty to Oryx as his Puppet Master.
• Mario, the quintessential hero, has heard of the extent Oryx's depravity and has joined the fight with Shulk and Ike, his fellow participants in the Smash tournament, against the Mad God.
• Oryx doesn't take kindly to oblivion-related deities, and has joined the fight against Apophis with zeal. Lord English's desire for wanton destruction and oblivion of reality has also earned the Mad God's ire. Due to the oblivion-related deity of his universe having a strong association with emptiness and the void, he also has a hatred of void-powered deities. Zeratul makes this hatred mutual due to his benevolence, but Exdeath is the closest thing to the Void Entity in the pantheon, so Oryx's enmity with him was inevitable. The White, with similar associations with the Void and oblivion to Exdeath, also disgust Oryx due to their methods of despair-crushing (which Oryx sees as needless) and goals of ending all of existence.
• Oryx and Black Doom have found themselves steadfast allies, as both of their means of survival involve consuming humans. As the greatest champion of humanity, the God-Emperor of Mankind has rightfully deemed Oryx a threat to humanity due to humans being one of Oryx's main sources of nourishment, and stands ready to oppose him. Knowing that being eaten is an unpleasant fate, Oryx is terrified of being put on someone's menu himself, namely that of the Scarlet King, who is renowned for eating other gods to consume their power.

The Reaper, Holy Enforcer of Finite Undeath

• Inital Approval By: VengefulBale (Thank you!)
• Potential Houses: Afterlife Entities (Under Life And Death) and/or Unliving Beings (Under Undead)
• Rank: Lesser God
• Symbol: His head above a pair of crossed revolvers
• Theme Song: Now I Am Become Death
• Alignment: Lawful Neutral
• Portfolio: Laying The Undead To Rest As His Job, Skull for a Head, Ambiguously Human, The Gunslinger Skilled With Revolvers (Both Alone And In Pairs), Shotguns, Automatics, Grenade Launchers, and Silenced Weapons, Efficiency With Wielding And Throwing Knives, Hammers, and His Scythe, Expertise At Both Stealth And Combat, Traveling Through Air Vents And Pipes, Dying In One Hit, Use Of Dubious Cover, Having Black Blood, Wearing A Fashionable Overcoat, Possessing More Than A Dozen Weapons And Storing Them In His Car, Rarely Speaking, Not Being The Only One Of His Kind
• Domains: Death, The Afterlife, Law, Stealth, Firearms
• Herald: The Fire
• Allies: Death (Discworld), Grim, Alexstrasza, Hestia, The Ancestor, The Highwayman, The Belmonts and Adrian Tepes, Dante, Buffy Summers, The Doom Slayer
• Enemies: Dracula, Nagash, The White, Dr. Zomboss, The Scourge, Leoric, Spinal, Gabriel Reyes, Kayako Saeki, Xul, Strahd von Zarovich, Count Orlok, The Crimson Court, Vladimer, Mannfred, and Konrad von Carstein, The Wither, Fortinbras, Lord English, Gig, Ernesto de la Cruz, The Son
• Odd Friendship with: Sans and Papyrus
• Unknown Relationship With: Richard, The Reaper (Persona)
• Pities: Ai Astin, Jacket
• The Bio: A brief synopsis on the character's backstory. No need for the character's entire life/production history, but just give enough that those who don't know the character can get an idea of how the character works.
• After his final assignment by the Fire in his home Place, the Reaper enjoyed a comfortable life of retirement in his apartment with his cat. Until one time, the Fire spoke to him about another assignment. The Fire told the Reaper to head up to the Pantheon to clear out some of those who had yet to return to their graves, as such a menagerie of undead could not live with him. After a night had come and gone in the pantheon, Nagash, Dracula, and Dr. Zomboss found a building full of their undead Mooks entirely devoid of un-life, with every victim having been killed via gunshot. While there were few signs of a struggle, the assailant had apparently snuck around the building through its ventilation system and taken the undead out room by room. The Reaper not only had time to complete his first assignment, but he made himself at home in the Afterlife Entities house, where he continues to take charge of ensuring that the undead die for the last time.
• Obviously, those who oppose the Reaper are the several powerful undead gods within the Pantheon. Dracula, Nagash, and Dr. Zomboss are not in the slightest eager to die again, nor do they take kindly to the Reaper killing their Mooks by the buildingful. The Reaper also takes issue with the White, due to the result of their manipulation creating among the most advanced and miserable undead that the Reaper targets.
• Among the most challenging assignments for the Reaper to return to death are the Scourge, due to their sheer numbers and determination when challenging him. Considering the booby traps set up by some of the skeletons the Reaper is used to, the Reaper is considering using some of his own to split up and destroy the individual members of the Scourge, or to level their base camps.
• The Reaper notes that among the undead of the Pantheon, vampires are easily among the most prominent and organized. With this in mind, he consulted with Buffy Summers and the ascended members of the Belmont clan to better know his enemies, to compare fighting styles, and to establish a vampire-hunting alliance. Sometimes, the Reaper can be seen fighting alongside the Belmonts in their war against Dracula and his allies.
• Among the vampiric alliance are the von Carstein clan. Despite Vladimer's utter contempt for his two sons, the three of them have joined Dracula and the Crimson Court in fighting to maintain their undead reigns against the Reaper. While Mannfred is too self-centered to be of any use to the other members of the alliance (especially his family), and Konrad is too batshit crazy to bother with anything but trying to kill the Reaper, Vladimer maintains the alliance with Dracula and take countermeasures against the Reaper whenever he may appear to claim the souls of their vampiric underlings- although he admits that the best he can do regarding his scions is to try to push them in the right direction.
• While Leoric and Spinal aren't born of the same suffering that the skeletons the Reaper deals with are, they're both still considered undead, and the Reaper has them and their skeletal minions on his hit list. Leoric and Spinal obviously take umbrage to this, and have even considered alliances with Dracula and Nagash to keep the Reaper occupied while they form a plan to get rid of him.
• Alexstrasza and Hestia both remind him of his boss, who took the form of a fireplace within his apartment, and would like to confide in them if he feels the need to do so.
• The Ancestor, having had trouble with the undead stalking the Ruins of his Estate, strongly considers the Reaper's expertise in exterminating the undead and seeks the Reaper as an employee. The Reaper, while open to this assignment, would also be open to assisting in flushing out the vampiric Crimson Court. The Highwayman and the Reaper get along well due to their similar fighting styles (namely, the swift, careful, and often vicious use of handguns), although the Reaper is capable of handling much greater firepower than that available to the Highwayman, which should prove more than adequate in flushing out the evils haunting the Ruins and Courtyard.
• The Reaper initially saw Sans and Papyrus as nothing but his next potential targets, but he decided against taking them out when he found out that they were (both unlike the skeletons he is regularly accustomed to eliminating) not technically undead and not living in constant misery. In fact, he tried striking up a conversation with them, despite his quiet nature. Papyrus naturally dominated the conversation, as both the Reaper and Sans are laconic and rather soft-spoken. The three can be seen hanging out with Grim, who rarely appears with the trio at Grillby's when Billy and Mandy aren't forcing him into misadventures. The Reaper's terseness, however, has made him a very good listener when Grim needs to vent about his circumstances.
• The Reaper takes pity on Jacket, who felt forced into murderous circumstances, and hopes that his soul is at peace after the nuclear annihilation of Miami, since he'd hate to have to try to fight and execute him. He has an unclear relationship with Richard, one of Jacket's most prominent hallucinations, but if the theory that Richard is another form of The Grim Reaper is true, they could work in similar departments.
• The Reaper also has issues with Fortinbras due to battling demonic mercenaries, and is prepared to oppose him as well should Fortinbras ally himself with the Reaper's main targets. The Reaper went to Dante for tips on combating demons, which Dante was willing to oblige, as long as the Reaper picked up on some of his style points as well. The Reaper also consulted the Doom Slayer for use of heavier firepower against demonic foes against which his standard revolver might not cut it.
• The firepower that the Reaper learned to use while training with the Doom Slayer could also come in handy for combating the Wither, as the Undead Abomination is extraordinarily durable and would be able to shrug off even the mightiest of the Reaper's weaponry- even the Headhunter would be ineffective due to the Wither's three heads, the other two of which could find and kill the Reaper before he could make two follow-up shots or reposition.
• While the Reaper doesn't take issue with Lord English's rendering of ghosts of the departed Deader than Dead, he does take issue with Lord English's wanton destruction for everything else in the universe, including the living, which the Reaper doesn't have jurisdiction over the lives of.
• One of the Reaper's priority targets is Gabriel Reyes, who continues his reign of terrorism even into undeath. Aware of Reyes' Hellfire Shotguns bringing him unmatched close-range power and maneuverability, the Reaper knows his best bet would be to take him out from afar, using the sniping skills he picked up during his Sniper Duel with Vall. However, Reyes' Shadow Step could allow him to close the gap between himself and the Reaper during any engagement between the two, leaving the Reaper coming up with a plan to avoid detection, or an escape plan for if Reyes catches him up close.
• The Reaper has little sympathy for Gig due to his hotheadedness, which he sees as unbecoming of a manipulator of death, and his habit of slaying the living on a whim, although the Reaper hopes that Gig comes back to his senses and returns to properly overseeing the cycle of life and death as he did as Vigilance.
• Ai Astin's task in ensuring that the undead return to the has brought up a significant amount of sympathy from the Reaper, as he feels a sense of sadness that someone so idealistic should be assigned to so grim a task. He would be glad to help assist her with or take up her task of ensuring that humans are freed from the downsides of their immortality if she extended her hand to him.
• The Reaper was blessed with a fairly large collection of tunes associated with him, and has gained an appreciation for music. Partly because of this appreciation, the Reaper feels contempt for Ernesto de la Cruz for his taking advantage of the music world and vows to put him back in his grave if he ever tries to return to the world of the living.
• The Reaper would like to learn much from Persona's Reaper, considering its immense combat abilities and skill with its unusually large revolvers could make the Reaper a better fighter for the sake of assassinating his many powerful targets. However, he fears that delving into the Pantheon to seek the Persona Reaper's guidance would only provoke his wrath, and with the Reaper's unimpressive durability, that's not a risk he would like to take.

Again, I'm not submitting these as final drafts and would appreciate additional relationships or commentary that you feel would be appropriate.

Edited by Ninjatwist_ on Nov 26th 2020 at 3:18:44 PM

I'm looking for the following so I can add to my profiles. They don't have to fit all of these criteria.

1. Misogynists.
2. Those who had angst over their skin color.
3. Support fighters with a constant need to prove themselves.
4. Characters from post-apoc worlds (like, well after) such as Aloy.

Edited by nightelf37 on Nov 26th 2020 at 7:01:26 PM

Artyom from the Metro series is from a post apocalyptic Russia. The Post Apocalyptic Metro System where he used to reside in is also ascended as a Dominion.

First draft of these Marvel characters. Other Superman Substitute ascended I should mention? Anyone more knowlegable about Marvel?

Robert Reynolds, Great Herald of The Man of Steel (The Sentry, The Ancient Mariner, Blue Buffoon, The Bullet, Golden Boy, Golden Guardian, Golden Guardian of Good, Golden Man, Golden One, Groovy Guardian of Good, Insect Man, John 'Johnny' Victor Williams, Shadow Man, Silver Sentry (Robert), Angel of Death, The Chosen One, The Many-Angled One, Shadow Man, Worldbreaker (The Void))

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• Adopted from: Crimson Shark
• House: Character Expies (House of Characterization)
• Greater God (Overdeity if the Void takes control, as the Horseman of Apocalypse or as the Merged Sentry, Quasideity as just Robert Reynolds)
• Symbol: The stylized "S" logo on his belt
• Theme Song: His Ultimate Marvel Vs Capcom 3 battle theme
• Alignment:
  • Robert Reynolds: True Neutral
  • The Sentry persona: Tries to be Lawful Good, but fluctuates between Neutral Good and Chaotic Neutral. Merged Sentry seems to fit the latter
  • The Void: Chaotic Evil
• Portfolio:
  • Robert Reynolds: The Alcoholic, Secretly Was An Addict Looking For His Next Fix, Took A Serum To Make Him The Sentry, From Nobody to Nightmare, Your Cheating Heart
  • The Sentry: Corrupted Superman Substitute, Constantly Reminded He Threw The Void Into The Sun, Samaritan Syndrome, Psychic Powers, Super-Strength, Foggy Origins, Power Of A Million Exploding Suns, Never Staying Dead, Unskilled, but Strong, possible Humanoid Abomination, Split-Personality Merge
  • The Void: Dark Is Evil, Superpowered Evil Side or Enemy Without, Wishes To Destroy The World, Implied To Be Angel Of Death
• Domains: Psychological Issues, Addiction and Recovery, Shut-Ins (Robert Reynolds) Superhumans, Heroism, Stars (The Sentry), Darkness, Evil, Inner Turmoil (The Void)
• High Priest: Icon
• Followers: Mr Lostman, Captain Dynamo, Atlas, Supreme, Ultragod, Doctor Mysterio, Captain Hero
• Interests: Vought-American
• Varying relationship with: The Avengers (allies, Teeth-Clenched Teamwork or in conflict depending on the Sentry's mood), Stanley Ipkiss/the Mask
• Allies:
  • Robert Reynolds: Giorno Giovanna, Barney Gumble, Satellizer El Bridget
  • The Sentry Broly (BR), Zero (Mega Man), Fat Majin Buu
  • The Void: Nekron and the Grand United Alliance of Destruction, Dark Danny, The original Majin Buu, the Plutonian, Broly (DBZ), Chaos, Omega (Mega Man)
  • Former ally: Norman Osborn
• Odd Friendship with: Bizarro (The Sentry)
• Headbutting Heroes with: Asa Martin/Samaritan, Sailor Galaxia, Clark Kent/Superman (the Sentry)
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: Danny Fenton (the Sentry)
• Friendly Rivalry with: Marcus Cole/the Statesman, Jiren
• Enemies:
  • Robert Reynolds: Diavolo, Walter White
  • The Sentry: Ares, Cletus Kasady/Carnage (the Mars persona is more nuanced), the Void's allies
  • The Void: Those who aren't his allies, the Sentry's allies along with Ares
• Pitied by: Ahura Mazda, The Unconquered Sun (Robert/the Sentry), Angra Mainyu, The Ebon Dragon (the Void^note as much as they can pity)
• Uncertain opinion from: The Homelander
• Robert Reynolds was an overweight, middle aged alcoholic until one day he awakens and realizes that he is the Sentry; a superhero with the power of one million exploding suns, who must once again take the mantle of the hero to fight his archnemesis the Void, whom he fears is returning soon. The Sentry was forgotten, a golden age superhero until his return. But there was more to the Sentry than assumed, and a much closer relationship to his arch-enemy than people believe.
• Regarded as Marvel Comic's answer to Superman. Unfortunately, he has a number of mental issues and questionable sanity limiting his potential. Dude got manipulated by Norman frikkin Osborn, for pete's sake! Robert wants to project the Sentry as an Ideal Hero, and he is fond of the Man of Steel of living up to an ideal he has trouble doing so. While Superman works with him for the sake of heroism, he has some trouble working with him because of his unstable psyche. However he wants to help the Sentry's mental health.
• There are others who reflect the Man of Steel. What does the Sentry think of them, and what do they think of him? Depends on who you ask.
  • The Sentry is exceptionally powerful, notably being able to fight the Green Scar version of the Hulk. Jiren, who's modeled after Superman (and acts more like him with his manga incarnation) was itching for a fight with him. The Statesman was interested in competing with him as well.
  • The Sentry has a Samaritan Syndrome, but can't prioritize where his help is needed the most and thus often falls into despair. It's a struggle that the Samaritan can relate to, however he is more heroic than the Sentry and feels he needs some work with his attitude. The Sentry respects him for keeping it together better than himself. The two working together also helps them aid more people.
  • He is unsure what to think of the Homelander. While a corrupt and unstable figure, Reynolds has serious issues himself. And as it turns out Homelander's sociopathic tendencies are only because he was gaslit by Black Noir. Of course, the TV incarnation of the Homelander is more intentionally ambitious in his cruelty. Vought-American just wants to know how a mere stolen Super Serum created the Sentry, as they would love to make an even better Homelander using it and Compound V.
• He's not "the guy who throws his enemies at the sun". He only did that once with the Void. The Sentry is alright hanging out with solar deities testing his powers, given again, he has the power of one million exploding suns. He lacks real combat skill which Hercules demonstrated painfully, and he doesn't that to happen to him a second time.
• The Void isn't just the Sentry's Arch-Enemy. He's the Sentry's Superpowered Evil Side, who acts to ruin all of the Sentry's heroics and the Sentry is always motivated to stop his acts. The Sentry has tried to kill himself numerous times, but it always fails. The inner dynamic of the Void and the Sentry is somewhat debated, but the Void's endgame is clear; to slaughter the rest of the universe. This dynamic has affected the Sentry's interactions with the rest of the pantheon.
  • Because of the Sentry and Void's dynamics, those with a good and evil side found themselves associating with Robert Reynolds. The Sentry is an ally with the good Buu, alongside Zero due to their struggle to deal with inner evil. Especially Zero, who's isolation in the Mega Man Zero series was in part combating the struggle. On the flip side, the Void sides with those inner evils like the true Majin Buu and Omega. You can imagine why.
  • The Unconquered Sun and Ahura Mazda pity the Sentry's eternal struggle with his evil half. The Ebon Dragon and Angra Mainyu relate to the Void's eternal struggle with his good half. Dark Danny was intrigued by the Void given his relationship with Danny Fenton, who was hesitant to side with the Sentry against the Void given his instability and at times questionable behavior.
  • The two Brolys aren't an enemy within or without situation. But there's a similar "good side, bad side" present; the good Broly relates to struggles with emotional issues alongside the Sentry, and the evil Broly loves the thrill of destruction that the Void lives for. Sailor Galaxia relates to the Sentry's struggle even if she critiques some of her actions, and Chaos sees a kindred spirit in the Void.
• The Void is thought to have been the angel of death, but the capital-G Gods and Grim Reapers have their doubts about this. And the latter types would rather not associate with the Void. Nekron, however, is perfectly fine with this claim as the Void represents what he thinks death should be; the enemy and destroyer of all life.
• The Sentry is utterly appalled by the Plutonian, who on his own will became just as psychopathic as the Void. He believes that the Plutonian is exactly the kind of person he'd come if he let his psychological issues consume him. However the Void finds a clear ally to help him against his better half. The Sentry is more sympathetic towards Bizarro, who's a more or less literal Superman copy that tries to be heroic but isn't good at it.
• Ares was very angry to learn that the Sentry had ascended, given he ripped him in half in gory fashion. The Sentry would like to remind him the Void was in control, but he's not going to accept that as an apology. Part of this is because Ares' base personality is even more of a Jerkass than his Marvel incarnation. His Roman Mars incarnation, however, is more understanding given he kind of has a "good side bad side" going on himself.
  • The Sentry did rip Carnage in half as himself, though. Cletus is the only one salty about it.
• Compared to the other two Robert "Bob" Reynolds is your standard middle-aged guy, though overweight and kind of a loser. The Sentry and the Void are separate personas; the former an idealized version, the latter (probably) his inner evil.
  • He doesn't want his wife to learn the truth; that he was a meth addict who stumbled on the Super Serum that made him the Sentry to get his next fix. He does not want to relapse so he opposes Walter White and Diavolo. Giorno is helping prevent selling of drugs in the pantheon, which Reynolds is grateful for.
  • His life isn't all that happy. He's an alcoholic schizophrenic, and his wife prefers sleeping with his Sentry alter ego while he had a fling with her yoga instructor. He seems to be sympathetic towards Satellizer due to haphephobia, and Barney for being an alcoholic who has wasted much of his life away due to his addiction.
• Stanley Ipkiss/the Mask is someone who all three personalities have some interaction with. Stanley of course relates to Bob, what with him being a lovable loser(film incarnation mainly). Because of the Mask fluctuating morality dependent on the incarnation, it is either a quirky yet aloof friend of the Sentry or an enemy who loves to taunt him with his Cartoon Physics. If we're talking about the Villain Protagonist original, he'll join the Void for the carnage but isn't enthused in being an Omnicidal Maniac. There's more fun with a living world.
• Currently at full Overdeity status following a Split-Personality Merge between Robert, the Sentry and the Void. The Merged Sentry is best describes as a cherry and unstable Well-Intentioned Extremist, with both the GUAG and GUAE waiting to see how things pan out.

The Beyonder, God of Disillusion Towards Reality Warping (Frank, Kurami)

• House: Power Mentalities (House of Power)
• Adopted from: Crimson Shark
• Overdeity
• Symbol: His face and Kirby Dots imposed on a brilliant white sphere
• Alignment: Chaotic Neutral
• Portfolio: One of Marvel's most powerful Deities, Reality Warper Which he isn't Really Fond Of, Blessed with Suck, Time Abyss, Superpower Lottery, Functional Omnipotence, First Showed Up In Secret Wars
• Domains: Reality Warping, Boredom, Understanding
• Of interest to: The Alliance Leaders
• Curious about: The Hadou Gods, the House of Gaming
• Allies: Mr. Mxyzptlk, Loki, Discord, Present and Future Zen'o, SCP-239
• On good terms with: Mercurius, The Alpha and Omega, Bruce Almighty
• Rivals: Lord Vortech, Lord Fuse
• Enemies: Thanos, Victor Von Doom, Darkseid, Fused Zamasu, Hajun, the Anti-Monitor
• Opposed by: The SCP Foundation, The Living Tribunal, The Protectors of The Plot Continuum
• Feared by: Beerus, Nobuyuki Sugou
• The Beyonder is an enigmatic cosmic being behind the original Secret Wars. Coming from somewhere beyond the normal Marvel Multiverse, the Beyonder is almost omnipotent and created a Patchwork World to see whether the hero or villain faction was stronger. Dr Doom stole his power, and soon learned that Reality Warping Is Not a Toy when you still have a human mind. Honestly, even the Beyonder has problems with his power, though they are primarily related to the total boredom that comes with getting whatever you want.
• A cosmic being with all the power in his own multiverse, the Beyonder's ascension has all alliances seek out his power. Given he can knock Galactus to the curb, wipe out Lady Death and immediately bring her back among other achievements, it's hard to say who in the pantheon might actually beat him without some master-level trickery. When he actually wants to help, it has mixed results.
• The Beyonder's ascension set alarm bells ringing for the SCP Foundation, who fear the damage that the Beyonder might cause. The Beyonder is Above Good and Evil (and genuinely, not a "uses it as an excuse" like most villains) and isn't malicious, but still he has the kind of danger level as SCP-239. The Witch Child likes playing with him and reading comics, which puts them further on alert. It's theorized that he could once and for all eradicate SCP-682, but they sure as hell don't trust him enough to test that out.
• The Protectors of the Plot Continuum are looking out for him to make sure that his power doesn't threaten the stability of the pantheon. Darkseid and Zamasu are in more severe opposition, but for malevolent reasons. The former hates the idea of the Beyonder getting in the way of his domination of all things, but he also wants to hijack his power. Perhaps he can achieve it through the Anti-Life Equation. Zamasu is livid that someone so irresponsible should hold such power. You know, like him.
• Would kindly like to remind the Anti-Monitor he is the Original Generation of a comic book Crisis Crossover that came first. The Anti-Monitor considers the Beyonder as a threat to the omnicidal destruction of everything that is not his Antimatter Universe, and doesn't even want him as a rival because, in his own words, "he's childish and immature". The Beyonder thinks the Anti-Monitor lacks imagination. Both are of such overwhelming power not only does the latter consider talking with him(read: pissing contests) is something to do, but they can fight on an even field.
• Wiz and Boomstick want to convince the Beyonder to organize a Death Battle royale, for the entire pantheon itself; battle simulations and their budget for when the characters are in-character willing to fight to the death aren't enough to fill their cravings. The Beyonder doesn't think he'll let them, given what happened last time.
• The House of Gaming was intrigued by the idea of a new Battleworld. Lord Fuse did something similar, though he had a more nefarious gambit. He would love to wrestle the Beyonder for his power, and has teamed up with Lord Vortech. Given the Beyonder is almost omnipotent, they are willing to perform a Fusion Dance into Fuse-Vortech out of necessity. This intrigues the Beyonder. He is generally interested in the events of the House of Gaming as a respite from the doldrum of how powerful he is.
• Intrigued by the two Zen'o due to their incredible power and their desire to be entertained, resulting in the Tournament of Power. The Beyonder would like to help them house a second tournament, this time with gods around the pantheon. Wiz and Boomstick complained about how he can trust the Zen'o, but not them with such an effort. Beerus is absolutely mortified by this, seeing such an uber-powerful being get along with the uber-powerful beings who he fears and is subordinate to.
• Who holds the position of Hadou God is the most powerful being in their multiverse, and their Law is a matter of fact. It reminds the Beyonder of how he is both his own multiverse and has absolute dominion over it. So the idea of a Hadou God is intriguing to him. Well, except for Hajun, given his omnicidal desires. While the Beyonder is the only being in his reality, he is somewhat bored by the fact. Hajun not only wants to be the only being in his multiverse, but the only being in all existence period. The Beyonder asked him "wait, wouldn't that get really boring?" Hajun was too self-centered and egotistical to listen or imagine such viewpoint and regards the Beyonder as "in the way".
• By contrast Mercurius is a lot more sympathetic to the Beyonder, even if the latter has zero interest in his goals or aiding him; his drive is wanting an end because of the boredom of his omniscience and overall divinity. The Alpha and Omega relates to his difficulty in contentment with power, though he is concerned with more responsible uses of power. The Beyonder was amused and a bit impressed by Bruce's time wielding God's power.
• A mix of arrogance and sheer idiocy convinced Nobuyuki Sugou he could persuade the Beyonder to give him more power in exchange for some means of slaking his boredom. However the Beyonder merely scoffed at him for being an annoying. No Humiliation Conga; Sugou wasn't even worth his contempt and de-atomized him. Mr Mxyzptlk says this was a good call; nobody wants him to have an Emperor Joker moment. Instead Mxy and the Beyonder chose to hang out; the latter was thrilled to have someone of comparable power to bounce off of, the former wanted to teach the Beyonder how to have more fun and tact with his Reality Warper powers.
• You think the Beyonder is powerful? That's after a retcon weakened him. Worse; he's a child of his race. The adult members of his race devastated the multiverse before a Cosmic Retcon revolved things. Oh, and the beings in charge of the multiverse. Dead in all realities until their resurrection after the seventh multiverse became the eighth. This includes the Living Tribunal, who had to be flat-out replaced. He has warned the Beyonder to never follow in their footsteps or all the gloves are off. It still took multiple adult Beyonders to take his predecessor down, and he isn't going to be holding anything back if he needs to get rid of the most well-known juvenile Beyonder.

Change The to A since its meant to be a Superman expy.

The mention of the Merged Sentry doesn't need to be a spoiler, it's been a thing for two years now and there's even been some stories after the merger. And the mention of the Merged Sentry should be moved to Robert's portfolio because he's the one who forced the Sentry and Void to become one with him and he's the one in charge. Also he didn't cheat on his wife with the yoga instructor, she cheated on him with the yoga instructor, and he killed him for it. Also that "Theme" is fan made. Norman Osborn is a Manipulative Bastard who scamed the entire world into thinking he was a hero, being used by him is isn't the worst and Norman was genuinely nice to him. But he also ordered Bullseye to kill his wife, so they both should be listed as enemies. And Robert's origin story is one of Multiple Choice, his origin is what he thinks it is because he's a high level Reality Warper. Also Sentry should be placed as an Overdeity.

Edited by AzureLegacy on Nov 26th 2020 at 10:28:57 AM

Finch, I am the Angelus now. The rest of the host follows me. I know this is what I'm supposed to be.

I added a bio to Grimmjow's profile and expanded a bit.

Grimmjow Jaegerjaquez, God of Rival Triumph Exclusivity (Sexta Espada, The King, Arrancat, Grimmkitty)

^{Resurrección} 

• Intermediate God
• Symbol: The hierro on his right cheek
• Theme Song: Power to Strive
• Alignment: Formerly Chaotic Evil, now Chaotic Neutral
• Portfolio: Very insane, prone to acts of violence, No Shirt, Long Jacket, "Grind, Pantera", The Sociopath (but not stupid), Token Evil Teammate, loves to kill other assholes, Really wants to be the one to kill Ichigo to the point of becoming The Rival, is very attractive among female fans and gets whitewashed for it, shows honor before a fight but not during one, firing Ceros at point blank range
• Domains: Rebellion, Rivalry, Violence
• Heralds: Shawlong Koufang, Edrad Liones, Nakeem Grindina, Ylfordt Granz, and D Roy Rinker
• Allies: None. He's too much of a handful
• On good terms with: Turles, Solo, Bass (both of them), Kano, Noob Saibot, Coyote Starrk, Malos, The Grand United Alliance of Chaos
• Rival: Ichigo Kurosaki
• Enemies: Yhwach, The entire Grand United Alliance of Law, Kronika, Cetrion, Geras, Sakazuki
• Enemy Mine: All of the good Bleach Gods
• Opposes: Ulquiorra Cifer, the Joker
• Opposed by: Eugene Gallardo, T'Challa/Black Panther
• Feared by: Rio Kamishiro, Haze
• Deep within Hueco Mundo's Menos Forest, a large group of monsters called Hollows regularly eat each other to get stronger. When a Hollow consumes enough, it becomes a Menos Grande, where it rises from the forest and into the surface of Hueco Mundo, becoming an Adjuchas, and eventually, a Vasto Lorde. One such Hollow was fortunate enough to reach this level, and only became stronger thanks to the Hogyoku. This man, after regaining his human form as a result, would strive to become the king that he said he'd become to his Fracciones. He is known by all those who know of him as Grimmjow Jaegerjaquez.
• After hearing about Ichigo's return to the Trope Pantheons, Grimmjow decided to resume his training (the one where he eats hollows and Arrancar) so that he would be strong to combat him once again in a Duel to the Death. What he didn't expect was a colorful cast of strangers unlike any he had ever seen before. This excited Grimmjow, since there was never going to be a dull moment.
• But before the fun could begin, Ulquiorra arrived and asked him what he was going to do. Grimmjow told that it's none of his business since they don't work for Aizen anymore. This made Ulquiorra relent, saying his ambitions are meaningless and left.
• One of Grimmjow's more humorous interactions was with Rio Kamishiro. Since she knew that he could turn into a cat, she quickly hid behind her brother and told him to go away. He didn't think much of it, seeing her as Just a Kid.
• An obvious exchange came from Eugene Gallardo. Since they're both panthers in a sense, Eugene warns him that if he should ever bring harm to his friends and loved ones, he won't hesitate to kill him. This amuses him much more than it was supposed to scare him. Grimmjow says that if it ever comes to that, he'll expect Eugene to put up a good fight.
• Sakazuki finds Grimmjow's general outlook to be threat to order and stability. Likewise, Grimmjow thinks it's annoying how his Logia powers allow him to No-Sell almost anything that's thrown his way. The two haven't been able to reach a conclusion to their struggles against each other, so Grimmjow got bored and left.
• One God that almost every Bleach God hates is Yhwach. Grimmjow doesn't take kindly to how much of a Hypocrite he is, citing how someone who kills his own men if they're not useful anymore has no right to yearn for a world without death. He also got in the way of his fight with Ichigo by invading Hueco Mundo.
• The way that Kano kills his opponents brings to mind how Grimmjow once killed Askin when his back was turned. Kano admits that he has plenty of experience in this form of killing. Grimmjow is impressed by this and decides not to kill him.
  • The Arrancar is also on amicable terms with Noob Saibot since he's wanted to kill Hanzo Hasashi for possibly years now. This is because the Grandmaster once killed him due to being framed by Quan Chi for wiping out his family and clan. Bi-Han's lust for revenge (as well as his Arcade Ending should he defeat Kronika) also reminds of a certain villain's end goal, which he wasn't appalled by.
  • However, he wasn't so friendly with Kronika's group. She tried to seduce him with a world where Ichigo is dead and he becomes the king that he strives towards. Grimmjow doesn't buy it for a second, saying not only does he want to kill Ichigo on his own terms, Kronika's been making too many similar promises for her to be telling the truth. He also hates Geras and Cetrion for blindly obeying someone who doesn't actually care about their wishes. This reminds him of Aizen's pawns who act surprised when he turns out to not care about any of them.
• Upon hearing about Grimmjow, Haze stood in opposition to him, mainly due to how she was killed by impalement. She was reminded of this because he did something similar to a certain Smug Snake. Regardless of who she works for, he'll kill her the minute she even tries to suppress his powers. At the very least, he doesn't seem like an immediate threat to anyone harmless.
• He can almost see a kindred spirit in Malos since he wants to destroy Alrest. This is because Grimmjow's aspect of death is destruction, which is likely the reason why he's so unhinged about wanting to kill others. Since the two aren't actually enemies, Malos understands that he won't stand in his way, making him free to carry out his destructive tendencies.
• Grimmjow at least has some respect for Turles for attempting to claim power and remove himself from any system that would devalue him. Turles acknowledges this compliment, saying that if not his own desire to become a king, he'd have made a fine addition to the Crusher Corps., especially since they both share a goal to kill their respective hero.
• After failing to impress Ulquiorra, the Joker tried to resonate with Grimmjow, saying they're Not So Different from each other. The latter disagrees, saying next to the Joker, he might as well Zommari. The Joker also reminds Grimmjow too much of Szayelapporo Granz.

Nearly done with Herobrine. Which house would he go into?

Herobrine, God of Frequent Fan Characters

• Rank: Varies, Can be either Lesser God Up to Greater God.
• Symbol: Him standing in some foggy woods
• Alignment: Again, varies, though he's usually some form of Evil.
• Portifolio: Recurring Fanon Character, Referenced by the game itself every once and a while, Not much known about him, Characterization Varies (Sometimes a powerful Troll, Sometimes a Ghost, Sometimes a Omnicidal Maniac), Subject to Memes
• Allies (Consistently, anyways): BEN, Slender Man
• Enemies (Again, consistently): Steve, SMG4 and his Mario
• Unknown relationship: The Wither
• Minecraft is a game with many thing not yet discovered by its fanbase. One of the most notorious, however, was Herobrine, a mysterious Steve with white eyes who would appear in single player games and wreck havoc. Despite being obviously a hoax, this did not stop him from becoming massively popular with players, appearing in many fan works and mods. The game itself even likes to acknowledge him from time to time, putting him in the background of certain artwork and even some official skins made for him.
  • It was all of this that made the Court Of The Gods decide to ascend him for the title of Recurring Fanon Character, something that unnerved any god who grew up with the game.
• Steve was naturally apposed of his ascension, considering the last time Herobrine appeared in his server, he completely wrecked his house. Despite his characterization issues, it seems that the being shares the sentiment, seeing how if anyone's gonna be a victim of his griefing, it's Usually Steve.
  • Nobody really knows if he has any special relationship with The Wither, considering both can be extremely destructive. Considering the Wither hates anything living, it's unlikely that it gets along with any version but Herobrine's ghost version.
• Seeing how Herobrine has been handled by dozens of different fans, his personality tends to change a lot. As such, he regularly swaps between three universal characterizations, which also tend to change:
  • The first one is essentially a Minecraft Troll with Creative Mode on, regularly visiting different builds and completely trashing them for fun. While he's usually still silent, some versions of him are a lot more comedic.
  • The second one is a simple ghost who stalks any unfortunate person who sees him. This can overlap with the Troll personality to create a surprisingly dangerous being.
  • The final one is an Omnicidal Maniac who wants to destroy everything, and is obviously the most dangerous one of them all. He can either be a mindless being of destruction, or a devious fiend who revels in said destruction. Unlike the first two, the Omnicidal side tends to be the lone personality.
• Since they're both mysterious, ghost-like beings who corrupt their games to their will, he's regularly seen with BEN, often seen combining their abilities to see just what they can create. So far, their most notable deed is A bunch of sand blocks that act like Creepers. Herobrine does tend to envy him on his more lucid days, seeing how BEN is still seen as a iconic Creepypasta, while he's seen as Somewhat of a Discredited Meme.
• His Ghost personality can be seen hanging out (Well, as much as "Silently standing next to each other" can be called that) with the Slender Man, often creating an interesting image of a tall, skinny, faceless man standing next to a blocky, white-eyed man.
• One time, he had an encounter with SMG4 and his Mario when they were in Minecraft. Long story short, it did not end well for anyone involved. He still holds a grudge for that day, something that the duo don't seem to remember.
  • Disturbingly, the two seemed to discover a whole damn cave of Herobrines. Thankfully, nothing's came of this, though many gods are still wary of the fact.
• No, he's not the ghost of Notch's brother. He never even had a brother to begin with, so you could easily disprove this by simply looking it up. Bringing this up around Herobrine is guaranteed to end with him dropping 30 blocks of sand on you.
• Sometimes, he'll pretend to be Steve just to mess with people around him. He sometimes even fought in Smash Bros via this trick. It usually doesn't last long, seeing as he usually blows his cover by using his powers in the open, but seeing the usual reaction people have to that, he thinks it's Worth It.

Remove the "Rank:" bit on the Rank bullet point. Also expand on the flavor texts, they're all way too short, he'd probaby go on Positive Reaction

, Deities with an unclear/ambiguous/varying rank would go on the front page of a house (like Popularity).

Do you know any characters that could be friends/priests with a dimwit, moose, people that like cheese, anthro animals, and children? Trying to find someone who could oppose/be enemies of them would be nice too. The most I know that could fit the bill is Homer, Randy, Goofy.

On a minor related note, I'm planning to propose a character that doesn't actually have a theme song (there are hardly any decent rips on YouTube for me to find). What do I do in this case? Do I just pick a random song (from the source material, I read the rules) from the work? This character comes from an animated series, so the most I can do is pick background music (I'm positive this character has no "official" theme song).

If a character doesn't have an obvious theme song, then you don't have to add one.

If there is no real theme song of them, it's okay to post the profile without a theme song.

That said, make sure to properly suggest your idea before you write anything and check the Pantheon Database or click the "Related" tab on a trope's page

Edited by VengefulBale on Nov 26th 2020 at 3:26:17 AM

I just checked your sandbox and not only did you make a profile for Moose Are Idiots without discussing it here prior, but that trope is already reserved by Bazzardreturns for Rutt & Tuke.

There is also a plan to give all the Happy Tree Friends Bloody Hilarious.

@Herobrine, enemies with The Second Coming since he possessed his friend Red and attacked him and his friends after finding out about Minecraft.

Edited by kingvideogames on Nov 26th 2020 at 4:50:51 AM

I don't feel like adding any more to angry salty candle man the Nameless God, and I think the House of Afterlife Entities to be a good fit for Our Souls Are Different.

How about it? Any approvals?

This island is My domain.
Those who wish to flee must earn their escape.
This is impossible. It will discover this.
What stands before it is a puppet. The puppet is My voice.
Find Me...

The Nameless God, Sovereign Lord of Souls (The Scarecrow, The lord of this island, The god of this island)

• Potential House: Afterlife Entities

• Greater God
• Symbol: A crucified scarecrow in a black field of lit candles and candelabras.
• Theme Song: The Voice of the Nameless God, The Still Palace, The Nameless God
• Alignment: Neutral Evil
• Portfolio: Big Bad, Dwelling within the Still Palace as the Final Boss, A Saltborn deity, Driven by Envy for Candlelit souls, Humanoid Abomination, Kneel Before Zod, Viewing oneself as above all men, kings, and gods, The Faceless, Lord of the Nameless Island, Blade of Envy
• Domains: Islands, Salt, Souls, (False) Divinity, Envy, Avarice, Time, Space
• Heralds: All those trapped in the Nameless Island. Most notable of them all is Jaret, King of Storms.
• Special Connection: The Kraeken
• "Allies": Shang Tsung, Dr. Facilier, Queen Sectonia, King Allant, Pontiff Sulyvahn, Bryce Wayne/The Drowned, Fiddlesticks, Jonathan Crane/Scarecrow
• Rivals: Molag Bal, Alduin, Shocker
• Envies: All genuine deities and other such beings of divine and/or great power
• Enemies: Cosmos, Melkor, YHVH, Lucifer, Nekron, Gaea, Lord Gwyn, Gravelord Nito, The Nameless King, Crossbreed Priscilla, The Chosen Undead, The Bearer of the Curse, The Ashen One, The Hunter, Arthur Curry/Aquaman, Orm the Ocean Master, The Radiance, Sheogorath, Sigmar, Bruce Nolan, Madoka Kaname, Jon Osterman/Dr. Manhattan
• Opposed by: The Houses of Life And Death, Aquatic Life, and Water and Moisture, The Oz Gang
• “Envy is such a thing. A man envies his neighbor, whose wife is very beautiful. A lord envies a king, who commands nobles. A king envies a god, to whom all men must bow. And a god envies... a god envies what a god cannot have.” — The Old Man/Jaret, King of Storms.
• In the world whose natural order is dictated by the existence of salt, there are two types of souls: Those born of salt live normal, fleeting lives but their life essence, salt, is slated to be reused throughout the cycle of life and death dictated by the sea. Those born of candlelight see and live life differently, but their being is in many ways ephemeral. Candlelit souls are by all intents and purposes gods or at the very least higher beings. There exists a god, one without a name gifted to him by humanity, who was once mortal but managed to attain great power typically associated with the divine. Yet he was born of salt and truly desired one born of light.
  • This god's life was miserable. Full of envy and hatred against other, true gods this being stole away their followers and prayers and left them in a dingy mausoleum to starve out and rot away and be forgotten. Meanwhile, in a desperate quest to attain a soul of light they manipulated the world into giving it human sacrifices, fooling many into sailing towards their doom on his domain, the Nameless Island. The place is shaped and changed by those trapped and soon dominated by this demon and it is granted some power resembling a soul of light, but the Nameless God is never satisfied for long and this fruitless quest and sad existence continues. The cycle would end when a particular Saltborn proved persistent enough to finally confront the lord of the island and put an end to their madness.
• Surely, as a Pantheon goer, you've heard of the legends of a certain scarecrow? The creepy crucified corpse hanging over a pile of the dead. The one that speaks with a venomous contempt against this place, the shallow copy of its domain which serves as the throne for pretender gods and idols who will one day kneel to it. How the entire Pantheon will be made an example of, broken and bloody before its feet while gasping for the last vestiges of air and hope. It's a occurrence throughout the years, even going back to the olden days, and such stories became increasingly common as the Pantheon's war escalates ever so further. More fighters, more alliances, more battles, so on. The Scarecrow is the voice of the Nameless God, the sad remains of, and each time it appears it speaks with more apathetic disdain as it comments on the passing events.
  • At what point did the Nameless God came to the Pantheon besides the vague period of the Pantheon's "early days". What is known is that after his defeat by a certain Saltborn whom it trapped in his island the Nameless God, instead of potentially being freed from torment by truly fading away, was reborn in the Pantheon. At this point the god was weak and cut-off from sacrificed tribute he shouldn't of been able to do much... until he found out about the grand overarching war between good and evil and secretly gathered the unascended fallen into his domain through them being lost or otherwise killed at sea. Again, and again, and again. They wash ashore on his island, feeding him more power to get ever so closer to the power of those Candelit, while their memories of far-off worlds shape and build the landscape of the Nameless Island. Again, and again, and again. It was a steady pace at first until other Alliances and factions entered the picture. More participants equals more for the Nameless God to claim, and the island along with his power grew, potentially surpassing the point he reached back in his world. And yet, even after all that, he's still no closer to his goal of claiming a Candlelit soul than he was back then.
  • His presence was soon discovered when the Kraeken ravaged the Pantheon's waters and coasts and some gods, in trying to investigate their origins, managed to find the island. To the Nameless God's frustration they were unable to be truly claimed by him though as a consequence they are also truly unable to manifest in his domain. Only Overdeities have had a consistent amount of success pushing forth an avatar there, and even then they can't bring about true change in his world with those trapped ultimately being left to fend for themselves. Ironic then that for all the rants made at the Pantheon pushing forth "false" titles on those who aren't gods they, in some mysterious way, are also protected from him even if they remain relatively unchanged. Don't expect this so-called god to acknowledge this fact, though.
• Hailing from a universe not unlike the Souls series the Nameless God inevitably caught the attention of the many gods from said world, or fit the moniker. Being a purely malevolent force that usurps entire pantheons he hasn't really won any favors towards them and the vitriol is mutual. Though his state is already pitiful, the Nameless God seeks to permanently snuff own Gwyn and his ilk's influence to substitute his own on top of claiming the entirety of the dying worlds they live on.
• Ever one to and to further his folie de grandeur as a god this nameless monster reached out to various figures through offers of power and access to his island such as with Dr. Facilier, Queen Sectonia, Pontiff Sulyvahn and King Allant (for the latter, there's no doubt the god did so specifically to spite his existing enemies). Of course like with Jaret he plans on a more permanent stay for his supposed confidants. This even includes the first of whom he reached out to, the infamous sorcerer Shang Tsung, despite a rather mutual exchange of knowledge between their respective worlds involving souls and magic. Then again, considering how much of a conniving snake Shang Tsung is the supposed partnership wasn't to last though the Nameless God is confidant he'll be reaping his rewards first. Accounting for what happened when he, Nightwolf, and Fujin were sent back in time...
• Despite deliberately using the overarching war to fuel his ceaseless cravings he still holds the Alliances' various leaders in contempt for their petty wars, regularly ranting about them to those willing to listen to his voice. Much of his hatred seems to be concentrated on Cosmos, YHVH, Lucifer, and Gaea the most. On the leaders' end they generally dismiss him and agree to seeing the Nameless God as what he really is: A pitiful madman confined to a little island. At the same time they still keep an eye on him as he is still able to disrupt their plans and the ambiguous connection between him and the Kraeken shouldn't be ignored as the latter has greatly ravaged some of the Alliances operations too. And it's very likely the two won't stoop to being a pest terrorizing mortals for long.
• His machinations in sending lost souls at sea into a purgatory-like realm has not endeared him with the many gods and goddesses in the Houses of Life And Death, Aquatic Life, and Water and Moisture. His relationship with the Kraeken, admittedly unclear it may be, hasn't helped his image that is built purely on terror and infamy. Of the many aquatic denizens Aquaman and Orm the Ocean Master really hate the Nameless God for that considering the havoc they wreck. Bryce Wayne aka The Drowned of the Dark Knights is of a different opinon, however.
• The Radiance stands out among the other deities by taking the Nameless God and his actions as a truly personal offence rather than just brushing off as a pretender god or a cruel and monstrous being. Though, considering her backstory perhaps it's not a surprise why she despises him so much: In the kingdom of Hallownest she was a being who once ruled and was worshipped but had the entirety of her followers stolen away by the Pale King who then made sure she would be forgotten about. And she would of been had not a statue of hers was unearthed in Crystal Peak allowing her to unleash a devastating plague both as a punishment for their insolence. After piecing together the story for himself the Nameless God remarks how sad for a so-called being of her status to fall for such a low, mortal vice. Even if it isn't wrong, that's still rich coming from him.
• When the Nameless God speaks through the puppet of the Scarecrow, what remains of his real body, he has a habit of referring to others as it. Often, he words his sentences in a way that is very detached, as though the Nameless God is merely observing them and not actually speaking to them. Consider it another sign as to how he views everyone and everything; utterly beneath him. Not once does he ever raise his voice in this form, though he tends to come very close to doing so when the subject of conversation shifts to the Saltborn that slew him for good before either escaping to the real world/afterlife or taking his place (the stories are quite mixed, you see). It's a different tale with the Nameless God's other body as every attack he does is punctuated by the bellowing screams of agony and/or anger, neither of which isn't without rhyme or reason.
  • And speaking of the Scarecrow, the Oz Gang isn't really fond of that puppet of his for drawing comparisons between him and their aptly named companion in the group. The Nameless God meanwhile hasn't acknowledged them, but the same cannot be said for Fiddlesticks and Jonathan Crane who are also monstrous scarecrows. As if his current list of allies wasn't bad enough, the Nameless God managed to be in good graces with them and have also been seen skulking around his island to torment the trapped fools.
• Hypocritically, his hatred of the gods is especially prevalent against the likes of Sheogorath, Sigmar, Madoka Kaname, Dr. Manhattan, and even Bruce Nolan despite only having such powers for a limited time. It's speculated, but best not stated out loud, that it's envy over them getting a considerably better deal out of attaining such power while his gets to be confined to a cross for all eternity until the fated Saltborn put him out of his misery. On their end, Sheo thinks he's a bore while the rest are just not fond of his megalomania. Sigmar and Madoka in particular do not approve of him manipulating the various nations to go to war with each other thereby leading them to sending poor bastards for him to toy around with and break the wills of. The Nameless Gods shoots back he'll enjoy breaking them especially.

Edited by SailorVenus372 on Nov 26th 2020 at 4:46:26 AM

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for The Nameless God

@Crownless

Well hey, time to try to get back to the swing of things. First things first, suggesting a proposal.

The Empress, Goddess of Female Mafia Rulers

Reasoning:The Empress is the ruler of the underground Nyakuza Metro. Not officially, but everyone treats her as such due to being the ruler of the Nyankuza, a yakuza group filed with black cats that obey her every whim. She is the most feared and most serious arc-wide foe Hat Kid has ever come across, killing her henchman onscreen due to him betraying her trust, making a deal with the entire police force to make them turn the other way, sending the entire metro after Hat Kid after she stole back her time pieces and putting a 1 million dollar bounty on her head and raising it to 2 million, being the closest anyone has ever gotten to killing Hat Kid, and paying her employees in counterfeit money.

Frogger, God of Dying In One Hit

Reasoning: From his arcade days, Frogger could only take one hit before dying, be it from getting run over, drowning, eaten by a crocodile, or being bit by a snake. The Frogger console games after that continued this, adding even more ways for Frogger to die, like being run over by a lawnmower, stung by bees, or falling from great heights. The Frogger Adventure games adverts this a bit, with 4 of their games having only one hit point with the other 3 giving Frogger a life bar. There is also Frogger The Great Quest...but nobody talks about that game, for very good reasons.

And a idea for reintroducing a old character that has been booted out...

The Black Cube Of Darkness, God of Self Describing Names

Reasoning:When you hear the name the Black Cube Of Darkness, the first thing that comes to mind is...just that; a cube that is black and dark. And the Black Cube Of Darkness is just that to a T. No limbs, no eyes, no mouth, not even any hair. He is a floating black cube. He does have his own character still, being a evil doer who ended up that way after being mocked at on his home planet for too long, but what you hear is what you get when you look at him.