![]() ![]() Finder Wyvernspur fell into this category. These people's initial divine stage was that of a demigod. Second, there were the ones who were formerly mortals and were raised to godhood. First, there were the ones whose veneration that was limited to a certain ethnicity, like Uthgar from the Uthgardt people, or to a certain region, like Shiallia in the High Forest. There were a total of six categories of demigods. They had some hundreds to thousands of followers. This meant only a certain group of mortals would consider the demigod suitable for worship, until either the ideals that the demigod embodied become more popular or the demigod was given or took the portfolios of other deities. Society ĭue to their very natures, demigods represented a very narrow and restricted ideal or aspect of existence. On the condition that the demigod's avatar or a holy relic dedicated to the demigod was present, a demigod could cause the revival of a dead creature. It could set the temperature in there and fill it with smells and sounds of their choice. Ī demigod had some control over its own realm. ![]() They could also create magic items without having the theoretical knowledge how to do so as long as the items in question concerned the deity's portfolio. Ī demigod could conduct actions that concerned its portfolio very fast, in fact almost in an instant. Ī demigod was surrounded by an aura that made enemies fear, break their resolve while elevating the morale of allies, or make people cease to conduct any action in awe. They could block the sensing abilities of inferior gods. Even without these abilities, their senses extended to a range that was counted in miles. Ī demigod had Remote Sensing and Portfolio Sense. Ī demigod projected a field of divine energy that protected them from physical attacks. Ī demigod could inherently cast greater teleport as often as they wanted. They could speak to creatures within a range calculated in miles of themselves in a direct manner but also send telepathic messages and manifestations to their followers or people around dedicated sites to themselves. Ī demigod could speak any language including non-verbal ones. In fact, altering the form of a demigod became only possible if the magic originated from the demigod or another deity of equal or stronger power. It became also impossible to kill a demigod right away with magic or by disintegrating it. Unlike hero deities, a demigod was completely immune to disease, poison and other problems like stunning, paralysis, or being put to magical sleep. Ī demigod had complete immunity against acid, cold temperatures, and electricity. Ī demigod could take the form of a regular animate object. Unlike quasi-deities, demigods were capable of granting spells and other abilities. Abilities Ī demigod owned all abilities of a quasi-deity including the immortality However, when demigods themselves gained worship, they would often imbue their followers with all the powers they could muster in appreciation. īecause they were limited in power, they were unattractive to clerics, and those with grand ambition avoided pledging their service to a demigod. It was mostly those who were capable of assessing divine politics, and recognizing their own inferiority, who remained out of the purview of stronger deities. More often than not this ambition would lead to their destruction. This inexperience often came with a degree of shortsightedness that led many to challenge more prominent deities that were far more than they could handle. Demigods were the weakest, and often the most inexperienced of the divine. ![]()
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