Mythological Roleplay

Arhra · 10-24-2006, 11:44 PM

Well, I just thought I might take a little time to state some of the Arhra Assumptions of Godly Metaphysics. I can see certain problems possibly rising up in the future.

Firstly, a god is most powerful in their own realm. Things are possible there that can't be done anywhere else. That's why things like weapons forged in Heavenly forges tend to be pretty good. The gods are shadows of their true power in the material realm. Also, if they try to accomplish something major on the material realm, forcing themselves through to such a degree is be very draining.

Similarly, I work under the assumption that transporting something into or out of a god's realm is difficult. A few individuals a god can manage with ease, but transporting something like a city would be beyond them barring some considerable set-up to ease the transition.

10-24-2006, 11:44 PM	#11
Arhra Ara ara! Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Neo Venezia Posts: 5,013	Well, I just thought I might take a little time to state some of the Arhra Assumptions of Godly Metaphysics. I can see certain problems possibly rising up in the future. Firstly, a god is most powerful in their own realm. Things are possible there that can't be done anywhere else. That's why things like weapons forged in Heavenly forges tend to be pretty good. The gods are shadows of their true power in the material realm. Also, if they try to accomplish something major on the material realm, forcing themselves through to such a degree is be very draining. Similarly, I work under the assumption that transporting something into or out of a god's realm is difficult. A few individuals a god can manage with ease, but transporting something like a city would be beyond them barring some considerable set-up to ease the transition. __________________ This post is a good source of Ara ara, ufufu.* *These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This post is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.