Trope Pantheon Restructure thread

Alright, here's compressed Nekron. BTW, also Destruction of the Endless. What else should I add to Destruction?

Nekron, God of Animating The Dead, Guardian of the Cosmic Void and Leader of the Grand United Alliance Of Destruction (Lord of the Unliving, "Death")

• Votes: 1
• Date of ascension: 27 August
• New houses: Main House, Undead
• Overdeity
• Symbol: The Black Lantern sigil. Alternatively, his scythe
• Alignment: Claims to be Lawful Above Good and Evil, though many consider him Neutral Evil
• Portfolio: Ancient Beings, Evil Darkness, Eldritch Abomination, Omnicidal Maniac, Resurrecting Dead Heroes, Zombie Apocalypse, Evil Is Deathly Cold, The Void of Space, Enemy to All Living Things, Fighting a Shadow, Can Reanimate Corpses
• Domains: Death, The Nothingness before Life, Dark Matter
• Allies: the Chaos King, The Lich, the Dark Judges, Erebus
• Underlings: William Hand (his herald), Deathstorm (a Black Lantern of his)
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork with: Dhuum and the rest of the Grand United Alliance of Destruction, particularly the Anti-Spiral and the Daleks. He also has a really unsteady alliance with Chernabog, Death from Final Destination and especially Krona
• Rivals: Death of the Endless (mostly one-sided) and all other death entities, particularly the Discworld and Supernatural Death.
• Enemies: Everything that lives with the Life Entity, the other Lantern Corps on the top of the list(especially Hal Jordan), all creator deities(mainly Chakravartin, and anyone who possesses Complete Immortality (especially Fujiwara no Mokou and Kaguya Houraisan) near the top. Other notable foes include the Anti-Monitor, Nurgle, the Emotions, Thanos, the Spectre, Shinryu, Guthix
• Opposes: Asides from all life, he has special antipathy for those who cheat death like Yveltal, Ostarion, Murky, Kenny McCormick, and the Dragonball deities. Also those who enable resurrections like Virtuous and King Kai
• If there existed something before life itself, and even the Pantheon itself, it was darkness. When emotion first came to be, with the first sentient life, the Darkness responded with creating Nekron. Seeking to return the Universe to the peace and order of the darkness, Nekron is the ultimate representation of the absence of life.
  • Prior to founding the Black Lantern Corps, Nekron rose to become leader of the Land of the Unliving; a sort of purgatory for souls in waiting. He used to take a giant skeletal white form, but feels more comfortable in his Black Lantern clothing. He can't physically interact with the material plane unless his herald Black Hand is dead, but even then can interact with the spiritual side of the Trope Pantheon.
  • For a while, Death of the Endless has been silent on the subject of Nekron. Lex Luthor called her out on her non-interference, but got nowhere. After being pestered about it from the pantheon, she relented and explained their relationship in her own terms:
  Death: "Nekron? Don't worry about him much, the guy's full of hot air. He's just mad that life got the real estate before him, and he's been the Cranky Neighbor trying to get an audit ever since. The War of Light was just a noise complaint to justify things. You guys don't need me to help out."
  • Nekron then angrily responded "I'm a creation of darkness, not you patterns. You don't get to touch me!" before storming out of the room like a child. Death smirked, clearly thinking "this is why I don't need to get involved."
• Initially inhabited the House of Ruin and Destruction, however moved to the House of Undead following a change to his title. Except for Deathstorm, the entire house was on the edge; so long as something is biologically dead, his Black Lantern rings can take control of it. Even Nagash is on edge of his seat. Thankfully, one of the rules Nekron has to follow is not to try and use the rings on any of his fellow house members. It's also worth noting that as he exists to target the living, Nekron cannot sense the lifeless robotic gods of the pantheon. The House of Technology is somewhat of a blind spot, and one the four other alliances hope to use it against him. His Black Lanterns seem to be incapable of ripping out the emotions and life force of beings without hearts like Regirock. Or demons, if their encounter with Etrigan is any indication.
  • He's not to be mistaken for the Necrons, whom he agrees with their desire to destroy the Warp and the chaotic emotions it produces. Or the overlord Nekron, who only has the name in common.
• Being the leader of the Black Lantern Corps, and being able to cause any and all the dead to rise (excluding Don Hall), many members of the Pantheon fear whether or not Nekron will expand the Black Rings' influence, and resurrect all the most powerful beings who have ever died across the Pantheon and take over those who have died and come back to life. He claims they have nothing to worry about, not enough powerful beings have died yet, and that he'll wait a few decades more for heroes to expand his dominion a bit more by returning form the dead and/or killing foes. He and his followers are excluded from the Grand United Alliance of Evil because its members are afraid that Nekron will just take it over and assimilate them into his evergrowing undead army. Instead he decided to create his own and thus the Grand United Alliance Of Destruction was born.
  • Without a central power battery, Nekron's power is severely diminished in the pantheon. He still has Black Lantern rings, but has to manufacture them by hand and there's a lot of gods out there who can undo his work. He still has a bunch of zombies at his hand, which serve to guard him and the GUAD on their base on Ryut. Though his Black Lanterns are normally only vulnerable to combinations of Green and other Lantern light, general light can be weaponized against him and his armada of revenants if distilled enough to be similar to the light of creation. Also, while his Corps is weakened by constructs, it seems to make him stronger as he feeds off it. He has sought out Chernabog to eliminate the light, leading to a temporary truce between the two.
• Nekron is the absence of life, the cosmic void and space before light came into the universe. As such, he has one ultimate objective; to destroy all life. Anything that has the spark of life from mortal to Quasideity to Overdeity is an aberration in his eyes, and needs to die ASAP. Since the darkness came first, he feels life itself is a trespasser and enemy of darkness and peace. He's not entirely wrong, as without life there's no war or conflict or chaos. Then again, there'd be no joy or desire either, so few agree with him.
  • Is currently trying to search for who or what brought the Life Entity into the universe, and make him, her or it pay for disturbing the darkness. Nekron considers every creator deity in the pantheon a potential culprit, mainly fellow Overdeities. Not even Eru Illuvatar himself is excluded, and if anything was his first choice. He would almost immediately learn this was a horrible idea when getting close to the Flame Imperishable burned him (un)alive, causing his screams of anguish to be felt across the multiverse from such a potent source of life and creation. He's warned the GUAD never to cross Eru again. Had a better time chasing down Chakravartin instead, due to being The Maker of his universe and one who fell against a Destroyer Deity. Black Lanterns began devouring his webs and mantra, while Nekron himself went for the killing blow(he's aware killing Chakravartin won't destroy life, but it's a start). Chakravartin decided to take no chances, reviving Black Hand and curb-stomping the untethered Nekron. No-one's sure whether Nekron should've killed him or not.
  • Insists that he is Above Good and Evil, only trying to defend and reclaim his territory. However incidents such as turning the resurrected into Black Lanterns and trying to expand the living into his realm have people claim he's a selfish asshole who wants power. Nekron's response was basically "the darkness works in mysterious ways". He and his herald consider him to be The Grim Reaper, emphasis on the Grim. He's not, and the actual grim reapers would like to point out that death is a part of life. Death the Horseman considers him immature like Death of the Endless, while the Death of Discworld considers him basically the Auditors of Reality. Nekron isn't considering any of this, calling them "too soft and lazy" and ultimately plans to usurp all the Deaths as the pantheon's one true Death.
• You'd think that the Anti-Monitor, an entity as omnicidal as it gets, would get along swimmingly with Nekron. You'd be wrong; in order to power the Black Lantern Central Power Battery, Nekron caught the near-dead Anti-Monitor. While Monty is usually dispassionate, even mentioning Nekron near him gets him in a furious rage. Even then they'd probably be at odds since the Anti-Monitor wants to annihilate all realms, dimensions and realities asides from the Antimatter Universe, even the Land of the Unliving and cosmic void. In addition, he briefly had a civil discussion with YHVH about the nature of Order Versus Chaos. YHVH stated that it is free will which is the source of chaos; Nekron doesn't need to kill everyone to bring about cosmic order and a World of Silence, he just needs to cull emotion. Nekron disagreed with this statement, claiming that YHVH is dulling chaos, not eliminating it completely. This is probably for the best, since if they agreed on how chaos works it might lead to a team-up that may be unstoppable.
  • Despite being an Omnicidal Maniac, Melkor doesn't want anything to do with the Grand United Alliance of Destruction; something Nekron considers unfortunate as he doesn't really care how life is extinguished so long as it is. The Dark Lord believes that only he gets to destroy everything, and disagrees at Nekron's method. Or as he put it:
  Melkor: "Spawn of the void, I do not submit to anyone. I am not some cold, soulless machine of the darkness. When all things are at my pitiless mercy, I will not waste millennia of spite in such brief release! I will grind creation under my heal! I will poison the light for as long as I can, screaming at the cosmos I've broken on the wheel! And when I bleed Eru dry, you will know true darkness."
  • Though allies for the time, the Daleks and the Anti-Spiral are planning to betray him because they don't wish to destroy themselves and aren't pure omnicidal maniacs. Nekron has something to say about this:
  Nekron: "You claim to ally with destruction out of convenience, but you are just like me. Daleks; you seek to destroy the offending element, reduce yourself to soulless creatures that will never grow or develop. Anti-Spirals; you seek the death of emotion, of passion. You've turned yourself into static machines only distinct from lifelessness because you can think. You have been heralds of the black long before we met. And when you are the only two "life forms" left, you will realize this."
• Naturally, he's the enemy to every single Lantern Corps, and the main reason why they're semi-aligned nowadays. Nekron's biggest sore spot of the bunch is Hal Jordan; asides from using the Life Entity to help revive Black Hand, he made him fight against Volthoom as a Black Lantern.
  • When Krona died, the paradox of a dead immortal resulted in an anomaly upon entering the Land of the Unliving. The consequence got them both more powerful, and Nekron allied with him due to their shared hatred of the Guardians and the fact Krona's presence threatened his realm. He's not going to bother the Mad Guardian's endeavors. Nekron's also so far glad Captain Atom isn't in the pantheon, as he got his ass kicked from him. He's not ready to face up against his expy Doctor Manhattan either.
  • As Nekron is The Soulless, he cannot be judged by The Spectre much to his frustration. This seems to apply to the House of Justice in general, as he often wanders in there so as to consider how to work through the restrictions put on him. The Living Tribunal may have authority, but has not yet decided if Nekron has broken any multiversal rules yet.
  • Were he capable of it, he would've smiled upon discovering Nurgle. He considers Nurgle the perfect representation of life as he sees it; a mad, chaotic cancer on the cosmos that needs to be put down. Conversly, as the antithesis of life Nekron is one of the only beings that Papa Nurgle legitimately hates.
• Is hated and feared by all the other house members. He's only behaving due to an ultimatum given by the Court of the Gods; act accordingly to the rules or they'll ask Death of the Endless to give his herald Complete Immortality, then lock up the Land of the Unliving and get rid of the key forever. This threat has kept Nekron to follow the rules, though he's still a major threat in them. Surprisingly enough, he tried to help out the pantheon in an Enemy Mine position by trying to put down the Anti-Monitor. They refused to get him involved since his reason in doing so was pretty transparent; he wants to use him as a power battery, giving him an edge against the other Grand United Alliances. No matter how bad things get, there is no Godzilla Threshold high enough to permit this.
  • Even most omnicidal maniacs steer clear Nekron, considering as Black Lanterns he'd rob them of their emotions. The Anti-Monitor especially hates Nekron, given he was used by him as a battery. So far, the only exception to this is The Lich: Being incredibly direct, no-nonsense and intelligent, they're practically best friends. The majority of the Grand United Alliance of Destruction isn't exactly fond of their master, either because they have a limit on how much they plan to destroy or because they don't want to eventually be destroyed. Even the White, who desires for the complete and total end, disagree with his motives and will likely move on to his realm next. That said, some gods are truly fond and loyal of him. The Dark Judges were really happy to learn of Nekron, as like them he agrees that life does not deserve to exist. He has also utilized Erebus as a form of "propaganda".
• Hates Eirin Yagokoro for the invention of the Hourai Elixir, the most perfect immortality potion ever. Whenever a Hourai immortal suffers an injury grievous enough to kill them, they slam into Nekron's realm for a brief instant, and before he can do anything about it, pop back harmlessly into the living world. This constant irritant is considered to have at least played a part in the conception of the Blackest Night. Based on his experience with Krona, it's possible that were he ever able to kill someone with Complete Immortality they'd manifest in his realm and cause all kinds of chaos. Nekron's trying to stop this from happening by going back in time and erasing their conception from history.
  • Nekron despises those who cheat death(unless he allows it for sleeper agents), which given the Death Is Cheap nature of the Trope Pantheon frustrates him to no end. Murky and Kenny are particularly aggravating, however Kenny has a lot more to fear from the Black Lantern Corps because of all the dead bodies he has. Nekron's also called out King Kai for "cheating", encouraging resurrections by training the dead. The only god who exceeds his hate for the cheapness of death is Dhuum. His desire to make death permanent is the one thing keeping the two allied, though the blade of each other's scythes is on each other's neck. Nekron's also joined with the Death of Final Destination has got a good idea of making sure no-one escapes death, but should up its game. He will help said Death, but its not going to help his plans of cosmic genocide.
  • Black Hand once broke into Guthix's temple in order to reanimate his daughter. Things soon got ugly, as Black Hand brought Nekron into the mix. He's still on the god's hit list. His anger and desire to get back at Death of the Endless has earned him the enmity of Thanos, however Death isn't too concerned over Nekron as mentioned above. Nekron's also trying to capture Shinryu in order to more freely travel the dimensional planes, in hopes of being free from his imprisonment in the Land of the Unliving.

Destruction of The Endless, God of Creative Sterility (Olethros)

• Overdeity
• Symbol: A pool of water and a sword, against a red background
• Alignment: Chaotic Neutral, with Chaotic Good leanings
• Portfolio: Giftedly Bad, Walking the Earth, Nice Anthromorphic Personifications, Inverted Middle Child Syndrome, Extremely Tall, Red Is Heroic, former Destroyer Deity
• Domains: Destruction, Creation, Change, Art, Travel
• Allies: The other Endless, everyone who has Walked The Earth to find themselves, Wreck-It Ralph, Satan Jacob, Nero, Brain Blessed
• Enemies: Almost none; few would survive truly angering him. That being said, he's on bad terms with the Lich, Fenrir and Melkor
• Respects: Anyone who has sworn off a "noninterference" clause to help or meet those below them, such as Tyrael
• Disrespects: The GUAD, Father, abusive siblings
• Conflicting Opinion: Beerus
• In the universe's infancy, the basic aspects and patterns of the universe would manifest into sentient beings. They would be known as the Endless, and the fourth of their number would be Destruction. For billions of years he would serve as an agent of change, but eventually wished to retire from his role, seeking to explore the flip side of the Endless; for him, the subject of creation. Easily the most beloved of the Endless; even Desire respected him. Most gods are generally on good terms with him, and it's considered really poor to piss him off.
  • The pantheon was fascinated by the fact an Endless could leave their role, leading some thoughts as to whether other Endless could have their power taken away. All Grand Alliances are considering this covertly, even the GUAG in case they have no other options. It hasn't gotten anywhere though.
• Is on good terms with Wreck-It Ralph, due to their mutual poor skills at creating things. Friends with Satan Jacob, due to having adopted a simple life from a formerly godly title.
  • Conflicted on Beerus. While he represents destruction and understands he has to do his duty, he is disturbed by the God of Destruction's tendency to destroy planets. Beerus respects him however, regarding Destruction as a mentor of sorts like Whis.
• It's believed that when Destruction of the Endless left his role, Fenrir would try to fill the hole. Destruction isn't pleased by Fenrir's desire to destroy everything forever, and has warned the wolf not to try and break creation again. Fenrir has listened to him for the moment. Also does not like the GUAD. Destruction is ultimately a force of change, and it as much about creation as destruction. They're a perversion of the act in his eyes, and he doesn't want anything to do with them.
  • One of the main reasons why Destruction left his role was due to the coming of the Age of Reason, eventually leading to the invention of the atomic bomb. Destruction didn't want any part in it. Naturally, he's pretty disturbed about the Lich, being the worst nuclear weapons have to offer.
• Due to representing both Destruction and Creation, the Alliances have all made it a top priority to either get him on their side or at least keep him away from the other sides, since he has abandoned the usual duties of the Endless, which prevent them from directly involving themselves, most of the time.
  • Not usually found in the Pantheon, due to the other members of the Endless often being present, instead going on the road to view the world(s). He has so far not expressed any interest in joining any of the Grand Alliances or a specific group, but is often willing to aid anyone who stops by his residence.
• Has decided to explore the other side of his abilities in the form of creation, leading him to Walking the Earth. Problem is he's really bad at it. Part of his nature make him bad at creativity. He still tries, of course. Him and Nero became friends as they're both Giftedly Bad. It's rather ironic that despite being bad at crafts, he's by far the strongest god in the House of Crafts. As he has a role with creation along with destruction, Nekron has placed him as one of the possible suspects for where the Life Entity. He finds it more likely that his sister Death is the source, but is in enough trouble as it is with her and has less to worry about if he bothers Destruction.
  • Melkor could be considered somewhat of a foil to Destruction of the Endless. Both suffer from Creative Sterility, but they have completely different personalities about it. While Destruction is a Nice Guy, Melkor let his contempt for lacking Eru's creative spark poison his soul, becoming the Greater-Scope Villain for all Arda. The Dark Lord once challenged him in order to invade and destroy his house, which resulted in Melkor being thrown around the pantheon like a rag doll. Destruction has warned him never to enter the House of Craft again
• Resembles Brian Blessed a lot. It's currently unknown whether Destruction based his appearance on him, or Brian Blessed on Destruction. Hell, it could be both. Also had a talking dog called Barnabus. He's since given him to Delirium to look after her.

Three days for two votes here

edited 23rd Aug '16 10:43:58 PM by RJ-19-CLOVIS-93

Is there a waiting period for profiles with 2 s?

Edit: @Nekron

Sagat, God of Muay Thai and Achey Scars (Emperor of Muay Thai, 'Victor' Sagat)

• Theme Song: Theme of Sagat - IV.
• Lesser God
• Symbol: His Chest, Displaying His Achey Scars.
• Alignment: Neutral Good (formerly Neutral Evil)
• Portfolio: Muay Thai, Awesome Baldies, Eyepatch of Power, Achey Scars, Worthy Opponent, Ruthlessness Mixed With Nobility, Realization Of Scumbaggery And Atoning For It, Kid-Friendly, Tiger Uppercut/Blow.
• Domain: Sports, Combat, Fighting, Honor.
• Followers: Joe Higashi, Bruce Irvin, Brad Burns
• Allies: Ryu, Ken Masters, Dan Hibiki, Zangief, Sol Badguy, The Way to the Dawn, Charles Xavier
• Worthy Opponent: Date Masamune, King (Art of Fighting/KOF)
• Enemies: M. Bison, Vega, Balrog, Adon
• Odd Friendship: Tigress
• Was once counted as Bison's henchman, a stigma that Sagat may not be able to cleanse completely (due to some things, like cornflakes, believe it or not). However, he's set to spend the rest of his existence cleaning up for that act, and also cut ties with the Shadaloo, thus his resolve got him chosen, on recommendation of Sol.
  • His title as King of Muay Thai is now a ceremonial title; there just wasn't enough followers of his sport to maintain his power. Instead, he claimed a new title to compensate. His scar, the one that Ryu gave him so many years ago, was what secured his placement in the Pantheon. Count that as yet another ironic way of thanks from the karate master.
• He's also close to Zangief this way, being those who suffer villainous portrayal until some Retcon save their roles. He is currently taking M.Bison´s seat in the Bad Guy Anon as part of his progression.
• His relations with Dan has been...tumulous to say the least. He first fought Dan many moons ago as a revenge ploy for the death of his father. It came to a complete surprise that he lost the fight. Satisfied, Dan spared his life and mended relationships. Sagat won't comment on how he lost, but many speculate that the King of Muay Thai threw the fight to help Dan get over his father's death.
• Has often come to the Combat house to spar with his best rival Ryu. For some reason, Sagat usually declines invitation to come to the Combat House instead, he thinks within the Sports house, he could also teach mortals about Muay Thai for good self-defense.
• Sagat wants to be especially sure that his former student Adon never gets anywhere near the Pantheon. Sagat greatly despises Adon and holds him as one of his greatest failures, and while he doesn´t really see him as a threat, Sagat knows that Adon would easily become influenced by the acts of the more malevolent entities of the Pantheon such as Yuuki or the Joker, and could easily cross the moral line just to achieve his desire of being worshipped as a god.
  • Unfortunately, enough of his followers defected to Adon side to bring about his ascension. Adon immediately challenged the old man in response, intent on reclaiming the title of God of Muay Thai. The match ended how it last did, with Sagat wiping the floor of the arrogant fool before tossing him out of his temple. It's unlikely to deter his former student from making future challenges.
• Rumor has it that his ascension may be due to an ever-growing internet movement, which had progressed to "Put_Sagat_In_Pantheon".
• Sagat has learned that, in an alternate Street Fighter universe created by Masahiko Nagahira, Sagat never accepted the offer to join Shadaloo in the first place, his former student Adon took his place in the organization, and he learned his lesson much earlier. This discovery has improved Sagat´s reputation slightly, and caused Sagat to develop a whole new level of contempt for the non-ascended Adon.
• He never thought that he could find case of redemption that were far more dire than his. That was the case when he formally signed up to join the Way of the Dawn to help bring it to operations. The other deities were glad to have his fighting skills added to the roster. The group serves as inspiration to continue with his atonement.
• Admits that Date handles the eyepatch just as well as him. Is also a good enough opponent to fight him to a draw.
• Was once challenged by a French woman with short hair. The former bodyguard turned bar owner has heard of his skills and wished to compare his Muay Thai with her own. Sagat agreed to her terms and the fight was on. While she lost the fight, she didn't take the loss seriously, instead inviting him to the House of Food for a drink.
• Initially applied to get the title Bald Of Awesome, but ultimately lost out to Charles Xavier. At first he didn't take the loss well, not liking how the telepath can beat most opponents with a thought. But a conversation revealed the man to be wiser than previously thought. Xavier himself was glad to see Sagat turn a new leaf with a new perspective in life.
• It is said that Sagat uses the ferocity of the tiger into many of his moves. It was only recently that he managed to take on an actual tiger in the Pantheon. After a brief spar with Tigress, the two discussed their fight over tea. The reserved fighters saw a lot in common, including their struggles to contain their rages.

Admiral Honor Stephanie Alexander-Harrington, Patron Saint of the Space Navy

• Demigoddess
• Symbol: Her treecat Nimitz
• Alignment: Lawful Good
• Portfolio: Beware the Nice Ones, Badass Bookworm, Cultured Warrior, Four-Star Badass, Mama Bear, The Ace, Hollywood Cyborg
• Domains: War, Military, Martial Arts, Leadership
• Allies: Samantha Carter, Commander Susan Ivanova, Minna-Dietlinde Wilcke, Victor Stone/Cyborg, Immortal God-Emperor of Mankind, Commander Shepard, Chie Satonaka, Captain Kirk, Picard, John-117/Master Chief
• Rivals: Mal Reynalds, Godot
• Enemies: Admiral Thrawn, Sheev Palpatine, Daleks, The Combine, The Flood
• Opposes: Sundowner
• Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: The Doctor
• Once the Goddess of Space Navies, Harrington decided to take a break from the Pantheon, spending more time in her world. Time passed and she eventually returned. Only to find out that she lost her divine power. Desperate, she went to the Court of the Gods to find a replacement title. They decided to honor of her vast riches she has earned over her years. She now aims to be no longer idle in the Pantheon.
• Is on good terms with both Samantha and Susan, being seen as their superior. Samantha is grateful that Honor is one of the few officers that doesn't see her as an almighty space ace.
• Some have speculated that Thrawn had suggested for Honor Harrington to go on her vacation. With her gone, he can sabotage her temple to prevent her from re-entering the Pantheon. It may hold water as relations between the two have deteriorated ever since her return.
  • As a result, she has banned any of her followers from supporting the Empire as well as the First Order. Palpatine responded by sending his troopers against her navy fleet. The two have engaged in conflict ever since.
• As much as she is proud of her heritage, she does not think of war as a way to give others a way to profit from. As such, she has cut all contracts with Sundowner and encourages others in the House of War to do the same. The fact that he encouraged child soldiers made the decision even easier.
• Her followers see Mal Reynalds as a thorn to their fleets, disrupting their operations with raids. Honor has agreed to uphold the law and capture the crew. Still, she feels that the man has been rightfully wronged when he served in his world. When Mal revealed what his world government did to River, she swiftly kicked them out of her temple.
• Goes about telling Minna-Dietlinde about her experiences when she was a Commander in her fleet. Nowadays, her official rank won't even fit in a business card let alone her speeches.. Admiral is good enough for her.
• Few people would guess that she's a cyborg. It's just that her enhancements are easy to hide from plain view. Some theorize that she got help from the God of Cyborgs himself.
• Her armies have been instrumental in keeping the Chaos Gods contained. Thus, she works closely with the God-Emperor in their journies. She isn't comfortable in all of their activities, but understood what he had to do in the face of his terrifying opponents.
• While her fleets are formidable, sometimes a smaller force is necessary to surprise a superior foe. She is responsible for assigning missions Shepard and his crew to protect space. Shepard finds her much easier to cooperate with in comparison to the Illusive Man.
• It is advised never to get in the way of Honor and Godot whenever they start one of the most legendary arguments in the Pantheon: coffee or cocoa. Their debates can go on to days. And woe be the person that tries to chime in, lest that person gets eviscerated by one side, likely ending with that person running away crying.
• Can also be seen enjoying steak with Chie. If you're lucky, you could see them in a steak eating contest. Both have rather big appetites, making it an even affair. Still, Honor would rather have it be a kept secret, especially to her peers in the House of War.
• Although the Federation no longer acts as a military, they still appreciate the support Honor gives them when going through dangerous swaths of space.
• The recent Doctors have an aversion to working with military figures. This has put a strain in their team ups as of late. Honor admits he does a great job in crises, but wishes he stops being so stiff about using military force.
• Humanity in general has thank her for being in the front lines against alien invaders. The Daleks and Combine forces constantly clash with her own throughout the multiverse in the Pantheon in general. Though of lower rank than either, she manages to bounce back due to her strategic prowess and help from some individual heroes.
• While the Flood is already hated by virtually every other deity in the Pantheon, Honor personally lists wiping them off the face of the multiverse as one of her main goals. She works together with Master Chief to makes this a reality.

edited 23rd Aug '16 10:21:07 PM by Patrickthekid

With that vote, Nekron rises once again. What would you like to add to Destruction?

edited 23rd Aug '16 11:06:20 PM by RJ-19-CLOVIS-93

I feel like I already got approvals for this, so...

Asagi is one step closer of becoming the main heroine. Now all we need to do is save Misuzu and Purgatory is empty.

edited 23rd Aug '16 11:13:18 PM by TPPR10

Currently taking suggestions.

Tresdin, Goddess of Duels To The Death (Legion Commander)

^note With Blades of Voth Domosh

• Lesser Goddess.
• Symbol: Her flags crossed.
• Alignment: Lawful Neutral. (With Lawful Evil leanings with Blades of Voth Domosh)
• Portfolio: Overwhelming Odds, Press The Attack, Moment of Courage, Duel, Action Girl, Born into Slavery, Blood Knight, Fantastic Bigotry, Especially Toward Demons ...And Bears, Being A Badass Commander, Bloodthirst For War, Using A Polearm In Battle, Gender Flip, Hot-Blooded, Screaming Warrior, Sociopathic Hero.
  • With Blades of Voth Domosh: Demonic Being, Dual Wielding Blades, Eyes of Fire, Parts Of Her Lit On Fire, Being What She Hates.
• Domains: War, Combat, Leadership. (Demons with Blades of Voth Domosh)
• Allies: Purist Thunderwrath the Omniknight, Hidetora Tojo, Arturia Pendragon.
• Rivals: The Champions of Runeterra.
• Enemies: Lucifer the Doom, Terrorblade, The Entire House of Demons, Bashmaster, Monokuma, Freddy Fazbear, Bane
• Distrusts: Ursa, Pooh, Po, Teddie
• Born a slave in Qine, she joined the Bronze Legion when they conquered it. Since then, Tresdin has become a capable commander, leading the Bronze Legion. However, after the Abyssal Horde sieged Stonehall and nearly brought it to ruin, she rode out to seek the commander of the horde, Vrogros the Underlord.
  • For each duel she wins, Tresdin grows stronger. Needless to say, her enemies don't like it when arrogant gods challenge Tresdin and end up losing. The reverse is also true. Whenever Tresdin loses a duel, her opponent grows stronger instead.
  • When she heard that Bane is in the Pantheon, she freaked out because he seriously screw her duels up. She found out that it was a completely different Bane who couldn't even put her to sleep. Unfortunately, the Bane Elemental did ascend.
• A little known fact about Tresdin's duels is that they also somehow act as a Power Nullifier, preventing both fighters from casting spells and using items. Many unsuspecting gods has been defeated by Tresdin because they didn't know about that.
• When she equips the Blades of Voth Domosh, she is transformed into a demonic being. If gods thought she was frightening before, they hasn't seen the worst of her yet.
• Tresdin is distrustful of many nonhuman beings, but bears seems to take the cake, as Tresdin is known to pause for a brief second when confronted with bears or bearlike enemies.
  • Immediately after seeing Bashmaster, she decided that he's one of the worst bears and declared him an enemy. The second one she'd declare the ultimate proof that bears are evil creatures that deserve to be distrusted is Monokuma. Even Tresdin finds his and the Mastermind 'High School of Mutual Killing' and despair-fetish disgusting and deserves to be cut down. She facepalmed when she heard the bear she found everyday during the battle between the Radiant and Dire, one known as Ursa, ascended. She still remember that time her duel went awry against that BEAR.
  • Tresdin has no immediate issues with Winnie the Pooh, Po, or Teddie, but has them on her distrust list anyway because of them being bears.
  • While Freddy Fazbear is technically an animatronic and not a real bear, he's creepy enough and is willing to kill her because she's an adult.
• Tresdin has great respect for Lu Bu, and considers him a true warrior. In addition, she wishes to challenge him some day. She also show this kind of respect for Alexander the Great.
  • In addition, Tresdin finds Hidetora Tojo to be a respectable warrior for the times he defeated demons.
• According to former Defenders of the Ancients, the Tresdin they knew was a man. When she was inquired about it, she bluntly stated that she killed him to become the Legion Commander. Some are horrified by that revelation, others are amused by it.
  • Worth noting, the former Tresdin has been compared to someone named Garithos. Considering how horrible that guy is about his racism, I think we can count ourselves lucky that at least this Tresdin has her racism directed just at demons (Let's be honest, most of them probably deserve it) and silly things like… BEARS.
• Lor'themar Theron and other blood elves hasn't failed to notice the suspicious similarities between Tresdin and Garithos, and confronted her about it. She assured them that while she's admittedly distrusting of a lot of things, elves are not one of them and that she does NOT condone or approve of Garithos' actions. Though she made it clear that she is also disgusted at Kael'thas actions. Thankfully, due to Lor'themar's similar feelings, the meeting ended peacefully.
• Is revealed to have been a partial mentor of someone called Swiftblade, teaching him her Moment of Courage counterattack skill, except that he could not emulate how she drains the life of those she countered. Because of this, she enters a slightly more friendly relationship with Swiftblade's overall master, Yurnero the Juggernaut, who introduced Tresdin with his fellow housemate Garen. After learning about how Demacia trains their soldiers, Tresdin has offered to let her give these soldiers her own brand of training. The result was surprisingly impressive.
  • Also from her stint with Swiftblade, she managed to learn that there's someone in Caldavar known to challenge people out of duels, named 'Kane'. Tresdin admits having been challenged in the middle of training Swiftblade, but the result of the duel, she's not telling.
• "If they want war, then we shall give it to them!"

edited 24th Aug '16 12:26:55 PM by Eldrake

Mitsurigu Followers that philosophy. Though she'll probably won't be liked by pacifists such as Kenshin.

Pearl of the Crystal Gems is a Slave Race and we're created specificly for that.

@Eldrake I mentioned that Montana has wrestled bears lots of times, even attempting to wrestle Ursa before aided by her.

Not Slave Race. Servant Race. There's a difference.

For Pearls, there might be no real difference. The Yellow Pearl was shown to be a secretary to Yellow Diamond.

Well, did Pearl feel like a slave? Also, LC was a slave for fifteen years.

Honestly, the show hasn't shown how she felt before Rose showed her she was more.

Also, Erza Scarlet and Jallel from Fairy Tails were made slaves.

edited 25th Aug '16 10:54:32 AM by WhirlRX

@Eldrake The Vortiguants were a Slave Race before freeman liberated them. I think they could be friends and if i'm not mistaken, she shares voiced with Alyx Vance right?

Yep. Merle Dandridge.

Here's what the draft for the rework of the Farmer will look like. I need a good picture for him.

The Farmer, God of Farm Boy (Mark, Pete, Hansel, Philip, Kevin, Kasey, Henry)

• Demigod
• Symbol: A Golden Farming Hoe.
• Alignment: Neutral Good
• Portfolio: The Farmer, Heroic Mime, Internal Monologuing, Nice Hat, Friendship
• Follower: Farmer (Stardew Valley)
• High Priest: Raduna
• Domains: Animal, Community, Earth, Purification
• Allies: Applejack
• Enemies:

edited 25th Aug '16 4:34:29 PM by mariovsonic999

Make him friends with Crazy Dave since he also is friends with Plants and he could even sell him a couple of seeds for his farm. Then the farmer would realize that Dave sold him a Peashooter

Asagi: Non Nippon Ichi People that Main Character R (based on approximate translation rules) works on: Lucifer (SMT), Satan (Lords of Shadow, South Park), anyone who is a fragment/splinter of Demise (Ganon, Ganondorf, Ghirahim). Definite Oh, Crap! moment for the Demise splinters.

Given that Asagi is basically a Bad Ass Normal (fighting with magic weapons) that can hold her own against Overlord class demons, that first one on the list might legitimatey respect her.

edited 25th Aug '16 5:35:14 PM by magnum12

Friends with Brassica Prime since I had the farmer grow him.

Here are some rework ideas. Who would like to take them:

• Medusa Gorgon-Yellow Eyes of Sneakiness ("Snake Magic" is not a trope)
• Terry Pratchett (making him bigger because he has a tiny profile. I swear he was only ascended because he died recently)
• Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson (make them bigger and give them Tabletop RPG and Character Alignment, as they helped make them)
• Firestorm-Flying Firepower (I'd work on it if I knew more about him)

@Whirl RX : I have to sincerely apologize, but the way the series ended confirmed something for me, and so I came here to bring it up:

I would like to request that Inoue Orihime be put under the Mary Sue Litmus Test, because I have reason to believe that Kubo may have written her as one, specifically under the Sympathetic Sue category drifting into God Mode Sue.

I have an entire list of reasons pulled up and ready to go, in case anyone wants to hear the case I want to put forward.

I don't want to hear it because I'm tired of people wanting to put people in the Fallen for some reason. It happen to Ash and now this?

I won't ask what the issue was with Ash. I may suspect what it is and why someone would ask for it, but I don't follow that particular anime, so I will ignore the example. I haven't frequented this section in a very long time, though I was pleasantly surprised to see Nekron being restructured . IIRC, I'm the one who put Nekron in.

All I am saying is that there is a likely chance that Inoue ended up written as a Sympathetic Sue character, with a trace of God Mode Sue thrown into the mix.

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I don't care whether Orihime was written as such. Beside Mary Sue is flame bait her.

In this place, I think it would matter, regardless of what you think. And I am not doing it for the purpose of flame-baiting, but a legitimate accusation.

edited 25th Aug '16 10:28:28 PM by Catalyst375

It's not like it's going to make a real difference anyway. She isn't going to be part of the Fallen. It isn't going to be mention her profile either.

If you want to list those accusations, take it to a Bleach forum.

edited 25th Aug '16 10:34:07 PM by WhirlRX