The premise is pretty simple. You're a god from a religion. It doesn't have to be one that's still around but it does have to be a god that was in one. There's not really a plot yet, it's just sorta.. gods doing stuff. I'll probably think of one after the RP has started but I'd appreciate some suggestions.

Rules and suggestions:

You can be any god so long as somebody hasn't already taken them. I'd suggest sticking with more familiar gods like greek or roman, but any god will do.

There is not a limit to which god you can be. This means it does include God from Christianity. So yes, you can be God.

Try to stick within the powers your character would logically have. For example, a fire god/ goddess probably wouldn't have ice powers. However, if it says directly in their legend or story that they have these powers it's fine, just tell me so I know.

I know they're gods, but try not to make them too OP. A little OP is fine but don't go overboard.

I'd suggest sticking with whatever personality they've been given in their legends or stories, but if you really want to you can change it.

Please use proper grammar! If for some reason there's a problem with your typing please tell me.

No cursing. If you absolutely have to curse either have somebody cut off the character before they say it or type something else to show they've cursed.
_{ie: "You're such a-" Another person cuts them off.
OR :"You're such a ****!"}

There's no character limit, but try not to have more than you can handle.

The religion part is where they're from. For example, Athena would be Greek, Bastette would be Egyptian, etc.

If you're doing somebody like God just put 'creation' in the form for god/ goddes of:.



Sign up form:

Name:
Gender:
Religion/ God or Goddess from:
God/ Goddess of:
Personality:
Powers:
Appearance:
Important accomplishments (good and bad):
Other:



Characters:
Seth, Egyptian, Chaos- Kitten404
Artimis, Greek, hunting and nature- Sabira
Aphrodite, Greek, love- Rubycookie
Nike, Greek, victory- Wolf23430
Baldur, Norse/ Vikings, peace and innocence- Sabira
Tyr, Norse/ Vikings, war- Sabira
Hel, Norse/ Vikings, death- Sabira

Interest check :3

Oopf, save me a spot as Artimis. (Idk if I spelt it wrong)

Yep :3 and you spelled it right

Name: Seth
Gender: Male
From: Egyptian
God/ Goddess of: Chaos, the desert, and the unfamiliar
Personality: Calm, clever, relaxed, laid back, surprisingly friendly, open-minded, enjoys pranking
Powers: Shapeshifting, can speak to dogs and animals related to dogs, unnaturally good at annoying people
Appearance: Like most gods of his type he has an animal form and a human with an animal head form. His animal was never named, but it's incredibly doglike- a bit like a dingo, but with a longer snout and longer ears. His fur is black and short, and in his humanoid form he's dark-skinned, tall, and skinny.
Important accomplishments (good and bad): Cut his brother into pieces, protected Ra from a giant serpent
Other: He's mellowed out over time, going from bad to more of just an annoying prankster. He particularly likes to annoy other chaos gods as they're the most likely to find it funny.

Name:
Artimis

Gender:
Female

Religion/ God or Goddess from:
Greek mythology

God/ Goddess of:
Goddess of the hunt

Personality:
(I'm explaining this quickly) Feminist (accept not gonna start a fight over body hair), merciful (some what), ambivert, she has a short temper (doesn't enjoy her brother or peeping toms.).

Powers:
She can calm animals, extremely good at hunting, and she's known as the goddess of the night so you get the jest.

Appearance:


Important accomplishments (good and bad):
> Made a colony of women in the forest.
> Turned countless men into women/corpses.
> Captured some golden antlered does.
> Turned best friend into a bear (cause she had fun with Zues)

Other:
Has three hunting dogs (can't remember their names)

Added!

Save me Aphrodite from greek mythology!

Ok.

Name: Nike

Gender: Female

Religion/ God or Goddess from: Greek Mythology

God/ Goddess of: Strenght, speed, victory

Personality: Egotistical, prideful, headstrong

Powers: the ability to fly (Often seen with Golden wings), Speed, the power of Victory

Appearance:

Important accomplishments (good and bad): Nike assumed the role of the divine charioteer, a role in which she often is portrayed in Classical Greek art. Nike flew around battlefields rewarding the victors with glory and fame, symbolized by a wreath of laurel leaves (bay leaves)

Other: