RE: Godhood XIV [OOC] [Accepting Applications!]
03-18-2013, 08:46 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-18-2013, 08:50 PM by Mythee.)
Does anyone here remember an RP guild called Exile that was a bunch of gods exiled from a destroyed world being given a second chance, populating and guiding the fate of a new one? Because if this is in any way tied to that, it'll be like a reunion with old RP friends amg. O_O
@Bigro: RAINBOW SERPENT <333 You know it's the year of the water snake, right? I drew a rainbow serpent in tribute earlier this year much like how you described your god. 8'D
.. ...I can't resist, after all.
Name: Lord Rack. Many amusing legends by his followers surround the origins of this name, and it's become kind of a cultural tradition for those from the lands under his protection, whether they worship him or not, to come up with new ones in the form of elaborate jokes. Lord Rack likes to share these stories with other divinities.
Appearance:
![[Image: lordrack_ink.png]](https://mythee.biringa.com/images/lordrack_ink.png)
I should color this sometime. Anyways. Lord Rack's got some kind of greek wrestler thing going on with that musculature, and the buffness doesn't really change even when he takes female or a between-genders form, seeing as he can be any of those. The outfit never really changes though. In demonstration of a rather depraved love of puns, Lord Rack sports divine headgear (that is actually a gear on his head) and pantaloons (with depictions of loons, the bird, on them.) That's a divine lab coat wrapped around the waist/hip, incapable of being soiled: a legendary item I have set my own sights on actually, wow, seriously, that would be useful. He's got gray hair whose tips end with, oddly enough, a changing pattern of changing colors of... some kind of tentacle display? It can be rather mesmerizing. Tl;dr it's hard to tell if there's anything this so-called god takes seriously about himself. Finally, one must mention his divine instruments... little glass gourds that refill themselves endlessly with Lord Rack's special brew (looks and sounds like a golden, glowing, slightly gelatinous fizzy drink) It is thought by some that the contents are actually Lord Rack's real body.
Spheres: Main ○ Creativity: That gift of the sentient from which ideas arise, whether they are ingenuous, good, unrealistic, or have godawful timing. Thus this god is also heavily associated with...
Secondary: ○ Missed Opportunities: Have you noticed how ideas tend to come at the wrong times more often than not, or to the wrong people entirely, filling the creative with an endless supply of unfulfillable desires? ...Yeah. It's a mischievous side of this god's primary sphere.
○ Progress: On a less comical note, one aspect of Lord Rack is perpetual change as old and past ideas give way to the new, moving projects, individuals, science and society in new directions.
Additional Info: Legend holds that even drinking a drop of the brew will cause a mortal to enter a brainstorm of ideas, unable to pull themselves out of that mode of extreme inventiveness until they've exhausted their mental resources. Brains used to doing more work on a regular basis could go longer before mental meltdown occurs.
Those in creative professions- arts, science (there is tons of creativity in science yo!), chefs, architects, inventors etc., may find reason to appreciate or detest him depending on how that's going. Hate/Love. It happens. Also, Lord Rack is not a fearsome or mighty god, but he's probably one of the most amicable!
@Bigro: RAINBOW SERPENT <333 You know it's the year of the water snake, right? I drew a rainbow serpent in tribute earlier this year much like how you described your god. 8'D
.. ...I can't resist, after all.
Name: Lord Rack. Many amusing legends by his followers surround the origins of this name, and it's become kind of a cultural tradition for those from the lands under his protection, whether they worship him or not, to come up with new ones in the form of elaborate jokes. Lord Rack likes to share these stories with other divinities.
Appearance:
I should color this sometime. Anyways. Lord Rack's got some kind of greek wrestler thing going on with that musculature, and the buffness doesn't really change even when he takes female or a between-genders form, seeing as he can be any of those. The outfit never really changes though. In demonstration of a rather depraved love of puns, Lord Rack sports divine headgear (that is actually a gear on his head) and pantaloons (with depictions of loons, the bird, on them.) That's a divine lab coat wrapped around the waist/hip, incapable of being soiled: a legendary item I have set my own sights on actually, wow, seriously, that would be useful. He's got gray hair whose tips end with, oddly enough, a changing pattern of changing colors of... some kind of tentacle display? It can be rather mesmerizing. Tl;dr it's hard to tell if there's anything this so-called god takes seriously about himself. Finally, one must mention his divine instruments... little glass gourds that refill themselves endlessly with Lord Rack's special brew (looks and sounds like a golden, glowing, slightly gelatinous fizzy drink) It is thought by some that the contents are actually Lord Rack's real body.
Spheres: Main ○ Creativity: That gift of the sentient from which ideas arise, whether they are ingenuous, good, unrealistic, or have godawful timing. Thus this god is also heavily associated with...
Secondary: ○ Missed Opportunities: Have you noticed how ideas tend to come at the wrong times more often than not, or to the wrong people entirely, filling the creative with an endless supply of unfulfillable desires? ...Yeah. It's a mischievous side of this god's primary sphere.
○ Progress: On a less comical note, one aspect of Lord Rack is perpetual change as old and past ideas give way to the new, moving projects, individuals, science and society in new directions.
Additional Info: Legend holds that even drinking a drop of the brew will cause a mortal to enter a brainstorm of ideas, unable to pull themselves out of that mode of extreme inventiveness until they've exhausted their mental resources. Brains used to doing more work on a regular basis could go longer before mental meltdown occurs.
Those in creative professions- arts, science (there is tons of creativity in science yo!), chefs, architects, inventors etc., may find reason to appreciate or detest him depending on how that's going. Hate/Love. It happens. Also, Lord Rack is not a fearsome or mighty god, but he's probably one of the most amicable!