RE: GODHOOD XIV [Syrup Edition]
02-02-2014, 11:01 PM
Name: Solbruin
Appearance:![[Image: 06a9e91385f493e56d8ebd2623018bab.png]](https://gyazo.com/06a9e91385f493e56d8ebd2623018bab.png)
The Goddess of Victory manifests as an eight-limbed creature, floating upright with a humanoid torso and neck and long, whiplike tail. Her carapace is verdigris and bronze. Her upper arms and body are obscured by draped bronze chain mail. Her head has been broken off.
When observed from the front or sides, She appears to stand in front of a rift of truest darkness. This rift changes shape with Her movements so as to constantly give her a black outline. Where here head should be, the rift breaks from her outline to create a space the shape of a vinegaroon's pointed head and large jaws. She cannot be observed from the rear, nor can Her rift.
Primary Sphere: Victory - Existence is a race, a contest, a constant battle. Life without it is sullen stagnation. - Solbruin revels in the struggles and subsequent triumphs of living things. She has a slight bias toward sapients, as they can enjoy their victory as much as she does, but otherwise rarely picks sides.
Secondary Spheres: Darkness - The lightless spaces are those rich with possibilities, schemes and dreams. They are the rogue element, the exhale, one of two necessary evils to the spin of the worlds. - Solbruin likes a counterpoint to day, clarity, and illumination; this appeals to her nature of playing both sides of the coin. While the victory must be seen and savoured, it needs darkness and scheming to accentuate it.
Barriers - Losing one's sense of scale is easy. One ant cannot fight a man. One man cannot slay a god. One god cannot rule across the cosmos. To make each of these existences worth each of their fleeting whiles, there must be barriers. - Solbruin takes an objective approach to situations; she considers her role in the cosmic order as an observer, or, perhaps, a boundary. This is more out of Her desire to protect, rather than to avoid, mortals.
Additional Info: Solbruin is an older, well-travelled goddess. She enjoys conflict and victory at the mortal level, but know that conflict at the godly level can spell disaster, so despite her two more insidious domains she is really quite cooperative! It's probably her protective nature coming through.
Appearance:
The Goddess of Victory manifests as an eight-limbed creature, floating upright with a humanoid torso and neck and long, whiplike tail. Her carapace is verdigris and bronze. Her upper arms and body are obscured by draped bronze chain mail. Her head has been broken off.
When observed from the front or sides, She appears to stand in front of a rift of truest darkness. This rift changes shape with Her movements so as to constantly give her a black outline. Where here head should be, the rift breaks from her outline to create a space the shape of a vinegaroon's pointed head and large jaws. She cannot be observed from the rear, nor can Her rift.
Primary Sphere: Victory - Existence is a race, a contest, a constant battle. Life without it is sullen stagnation. - Solbruin revels in the struggles and subsequent triumphs of living things. She has a slight bias toward sapients, as they can enjoy their victory as much as she does, but otherwise rarely picks sides.
Secondary Spheres: Darkness - The lightless spaces are those rich with possibilities, schemes and dreams. They are the rogue element, the exhale, one of two necessary evils to the spin of the worlds. - Solbruin likes a counterpoint to day, clarity, and illumination; this appeals to her nature of playing both sides of the coin. While the victory must be seen and savoured, it needs darkness and scheming to accentuate it.
Barriers - Losing one's sense of scale is easy. One ant cannot fight a man. One man cannot slay a god. One god cannot rule across the cosmos. To make each of these existences worth each of their fleeting whiles, there must be barriers. - Solbruin takes an objective approach to situations; she considers her role in the cosmic order as an observer, or, perhaps, a boundary. This is more out of Her desire to protect, rather than to avoid, mortals.
Additional Info: Solbruin is an older, well-travelled goddess. She enjoys conflict and victory at the mortal level, but know that conflict at the godly level can spell disaster, so despite her two more insidious domains she is really quite cooperative! It's probably her protective nature coming through.
peace to the unsung peace to the martyrs | i'm johnny rotten appleseed
clouds is shaky love | broke as hell but i got a bunch of ringtones
eyes blood red bruise aubergine | Sue took something now Sue doesn't sleep | saint average, day in the life of
woke up in the noon smelling doom and death | out the house, great outdoors
staying warm in arctic blizzard | that's my battle 'til I get inanimate | still up in the same clothes living like a gameshow
clouds is shaky love | broke as hell but i got a bunch of ringtones
eyes blood red bruise aubergine | Sue took something now Sue doesn't sleep | saint average, day in the life of
woke up in the noon smelling doom and death | out the house, great outdoors
staying warm in arctic blizzard | that's my battle 'til I get inanimate | still up in the same clothes living like a gameshow