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>So, how activate are the gods in your settings, /tg/?

The gods exist mainly in two separate realms from the mortal world, one aligned with Law and one with Chaos. There’s also a god of Balance that resides in the mortal world and mainly does their best to keep the other factions in check. They thus usually manifest weaker avatars or empower followers as needed.

>What are their myths and what are the truth in those myths?

Most major myths are probably true, which usually tell tales of how the gods caused some major event, but tales of demigods are unproven.

>How are religions shaped by them?

The god of Balance doesn’t really have much in the way of followers, but they do have the occasional

>Or do they prefer just worship and allow mortals to do whatever?

The god of Balance doesn’t really interfere with mortal affairs or answer prayers much, if at all. The Law and Chaos gods have more dedicated followers, but people still tend to be casual in their worship if they’re not a priest.

>Is morality dictated by them?

No, they work on a Law vs Chaos scale. I want to avoid how Warhammer makes the Chaos gods Evil with a capital “E”.

>Do demigods exist?

There are some legends about demigods, but none have been seen in recorded memory.

>What powers do your gods have?

Each god, in addition to their alignment to Law or Chaos, save for the god of Balance, has a divine domain or two that they rule over. For example, the god of Ice/Winter is a Law god, while Fire/Summer is a Chaos god. I could use some suggestions in this department, actually.

>Is worship needed for them to exist or gain power?

Nope, but it does make it a little easier for them to act in the mortal realm.