- Zorya (Guardian; Support with heavy CC; possible Duality mechanic; Starlight/Cosmic Powers and use of celestial chains as weaponry)

- Perun (Warrior; Solo with Support capability; possible alternative weapon Bow/Ranged; uses Axe as primary weapon, thunder powers and a presence of leadership)

- Veles (Assassin; Jungler with Sustain, making him capable of Solo-ing; various powers manipulating Nature, Magic, Trickery; could have an inherently flexible kit good at everything, master of none)

- Svarog (Guardian option 2; Support with unique Crafting mechanic for the entire team to benefit from; yields a blacksmith hammer as a weapon; less cucked version of Vulcan)

- Marzanna (Warrior option 2; Solo with Jungle capability; Nasty sadistic freeze/slow mechanics/frost powers that allow her to overpower enemies over time or CC them helpless; she's an asshole)

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My choice would go for Shyka the Many.

You could the cult of Shyka, who learn time magic, and who are all striving to join Shyka´s hivemind. Only a few get in, but people would still try.

From what I know, Shyka´s domains are Death, Destruction, Madness and magic, which could make for Interesting clerics.

I tried to do this mostly based on personality/stories

Quinn- Artemis, goddess of the hunt

Mercedes- Euterpe, the Muse of music

Rachel- Hera, goddess of the sky

Finn- Aristaeus, god of cheesemaking (and bees and olives)

Kurt- Hermes, the messenger god

Artie- Glaucus, sea god and oracle

Sam- Apollo, god of the arts

Mike- Pistis, spirit of honesty and good faith

Puck- Dionysus, god of drinking, madness, chaos and ecstasy

Blaine- Cyamites, god of the bean (I can't really explain this one, but it just feels right)

Santana- Bia, the spirit of raw energy and force

Brittany- Terpsichore, the Muse of dance

Tina- Circe, witch-goddess of herbs

That is, the heaven known as Trāyastriṃśa.

#1 Ēostre/>!Saint Bede!<: Germanic goddesss of dawn and Spring; appropriated by Christianity into the term/holiday "Easter", including her patron animal - the hare. Small controversy, though, in that this goddess may or may not have been a bs invention dreamed up by Saint Bede, currently revered as a patron saint of scholars and historians.

>Despite having changed her attribute to Light, she's still just as much of a misanthrope.

#2 One (specifically, Toltecatl) or more of the Centzon Totochtin ("400 Rabbits"): Aztec host of deities representing drunkeness (or human folly resulting from such). Of them, Toltecatl (roughly translated: "The Artisan") was revered as the progenitor of everything the Aztecs saw as "human civilization".

>An avenger made from an amalgam of ---------------- (16 letters).

>A captivating beauty who bewitchingly leads humans around by the nose, following her policies of free and uncontrolled wildness.

>While she's a pseudo-deified retaliation mechanism of the natural world, she has a strong demand for entertainment value, probably due to being modeled after Tamamo no Mae. "I'll get the job done, but I need a little bit of fun in my life☆"

>Her stance is to grant their superficial desires while cleverly trampling their essential hopes (dreams for the future, ideal self, etc).

>Any human who contracts Koyanskaya will be successful and enjoy every day of their lives, but will ultimately lose everything, fall into despair, and become a dejected failure.

>Aptitude for Slaughter (Human)...........allows her to use any weapon used by humanity from the era she's in, and the weapons become multiple times more powerful than they were in human hands and able to instantly perform the natural cycle of retributive justice (karma normally takes it slow, occurring liberally through the span of a few centuries).

>Fitting for a former Beast in the making, this Skills represents the fact that, on paper, humanity doesn't stand a chance against her in this era.

#3 Either Ōkuninushi or The White Hare of Inaba (possibly fused): A bit long to go into here, but let's just say the former's entire "hero's journey" is just peaks and valleys of good and ill fortune, respectively, all started when he helped a maimed white rabbit get its fur back:

>**Tha

Can someone provide a list? If it is too many just do the "important" ones or "Major ones."

Also, is Yahweh considered Right-Hand Path?

Since Buddha switched sides at the last minute, he kind of screwed up the whole list of participants for Ragnarok, leaving a couple of new potential outcomes. Either a new deity will be placed on the gods side of the list, or someone on humanity's side will defect to the other side, being given demigod status of perhaps simply having their ascension to godhood be pending upon their victory. Personally, I find the latter possibility to be kind of hard to tie in with the story, simply because why would the gods accept a traitor or consider them worthy to be on their side and become one of them? I think they're too arrogant at this point in time to do that again, like they did with Hercules, so it seems much more likely that we'll get to see someone new join the ranks of the already listed combatants.

If this is the case, who will it be?

I'd like to see Hermes become a combatant, since he's cemented his chad status and been shown to have a very scary aura when intimidating Ares. But that might be too many Greek gods at that point.

d100 List of strange and obscure deity's domains

1. Getting rocks in your shoe
2. Things falling onto the ground
3. Not remembering someone's name
4. Missing buttons
5. Left handed gravediggers
6. Finding something you lost years ago
7. Needing to belch but not being able to
8. Déjà vu
9. Children who got separated from their parents whilst at the market
10. Realising the perfect comeback for an arguement you were having last week
11. Cats with human names (qole720)
12. Red blankets (qole720)
13. Lanterns without a wick (qole720)
14. Rusted weapons (qole720)
15. Tonedeaf musicians (qole720)
16. Bones found in your backyard (AstralSeaSlug)
17. People who give names to swords (AstralSeaSlug)
18. The dust you find under old closets specificall (AstralSeaSlug)
19. Carnivorous creatures that eat greens (AstralSeaSlug)
20. Cracked bricks (AstralSeaSlug)
21. Wondering what you went to this room for (AstralSeaSlug)
22. Elephants with short proboscises (AstralSeaSlug)
23. People who paint their fingernails in three different colors (AstralSeaSlug)
24. Weird-looking stones (AstralSeaSlug)
25. Evil people who aren't actual villains just because they're chronic procrastinators and they just won't put their plans into action (AstralSeaSlug)
26. Half-burnt bread loafs (AstralSeaSlug)
27. Reverse furries (such as Tabaxi who like Humans) (AstralSeaSlug)
28. Struggling to speak Draconic as a Human/Elf/stuff because you keep biting your tongue when pronouncing most words (AstralSeaSlug)
29. Ephemeral hyperfixations (AstralSeaSlug)
30. Sassy writing on doorway rugs (AstralSeaSlug)
31. The urge of

I’m currently trying to amass a list of all mythological creatures and deities from every different region. I have a list of some so far but I know that it is in no means near complete and probably riddled with errors. I’d appreciate any community info including additions to the list and corrections. I’m mainly just looking for names, descriptions aren’t necessary. I’d greatly appreciate any input. Here’s there link to the Google Doc list: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1uavGnpzYkYYG6aj0vIA7-BOs_2FoPBWXBfn-v_jpV10/edit

Hello, everyone. I wish you all a nice day.

Just like the title says, I want to know if some of you have information about the deities of the SCPverse. But not deities like Kadesh Nanaya or something similar.

I want to know if there are any Planet/Galaxy/universal/multiversal busters or able to create them.

I know that the Scarlet King is the most powerful lower elder god, if someone can give more information about these lower elder gods I'd be so grateful.

Also, put the link to the tales or SCPs if you can.

Thank you very much and have a nice day.

The left side of the scripting window contains a list of all the recent scripts and help docs, but as a straight list.

Normally IDEs have a tree-like view, same we have in the 2D tab with the hierarchy and all, way easier to find the piece you're looking for.

No tree-view option in script tab? any add-on maybe? there is no way big projects are done like this right?

I'm running the subclass because the melee is fun/getting Elemental Capacitor going, and I'm going crazy trying to figure out what I can survive and what just kills me through the shield.

Chaos Reach is a no, it seems like both top and bottom Hammers just kill with AoE, I cannot for the life of me seem to deflect Silence and Squalls (at least the first sickle anyway), nor does the tornado turn when I try to tag it. The only thing I can seem to consistently deflect is Dawnblades (but the average Dawnblade player seems to have enough braincells not to engage me lmao).

I know that there are some people in the community who used to fuck people up with this super, but IMO it seems so finicky in terms of timing that it almost seems pointless to try and use it as a counter-super, but I guess I should start by clarifying what I can't actually challenge with the thing.

Specifically, I want to find at least 78, maybe even 156 from any pantheon. My final objective is to make a list of tarot correspondences. Obviously, this isn't a small feat, and there's only so much Google can help with. Any tarot correspondences you know of or lists of deities would be really helpful. I haven't started worshipping any deities yet (despite being a fairly experienced witch), so I really know nothing about pantheons other than Greek, Roman, and a bit of Egyptian. There's so much more out there that I would need to know to make this list! Any thoughts? I'd like to have as much representation for the different pantheons as I can. Thanks!

Basically I need a list of Deities and species first mentioned in lovecrafts original mythos, before others started adding, and what stories they come up in. Can someone point me in the right direction?

P. S. This also includes beings created before Lovecraft's works but he mentions them in his e.g. Hastur

George Washington: Also known as the Fourth George, the Cincinnatus, Mister Washington, the Father of America, and Commander of the Armies. The first and greatest President, and leftmost head of Mount Rushmore. He is the patron of the military, agriculture, and good government. His symbols are the axe, the cherry tree, and the Six Stars. He is the protector of the world's children, except for the children of the King's Men. According to the doctrine of the Great Chain of Command, Majors receive orders from Colonels, who receive orders from Generals, who receive orders from Commanders-in-Chief, who receive orders from Washington himself. Washington was carved out of cherry wood by Lady Liberty, but he kept his mouth closed when she brought him to life, which is why his teeth are wooden. Liberty tried four times to create a George Washington capable of manifesting America. The First George she made was kind and good, but content with his life, and did little but invent new kinds of butter before fading into obscurity. Liberty filled the Second George with an urge to see a better land, but this desire manifested only as wanderlust, and he walked into the distant West, which still bears his surname. Liberty filled the Third George with an urge to see a better land and the will to build it with his own hands, but the Third George could see only the faults in others and not himself, so when he was born he screamed "My will shall be law!" and fled across the sea to found a kingdom of slaves and slavers. Finally she built the Fourth George, George the Cincinnatus, who had all the qualities of the other Washingtons but tempered with the humility to know he was imperfect and the urge to relinquish power when his quest was done. The Fourth George drove out the King's Men and formed a Perfect Union with Liberty in order to sire America.

Lady Liberty: Also known as Columbia, the Mother of America, the Mother of Exiles, the New Colossus, and the Goddess of Freedom. Her symbols are the torch, the gate, the tablet, and the crown. Lady Liberty is the chief deity of the Libertarian cult, but all Americanists recognize her importance. Aside from embodying Liberty itself, she is the patron of revolution against tyranny, motherhood, the American Dream, destiny, and good foreigners. Liberty is one of the few Americanist gods who never walked the Earth in the form of a mortal.

Martha Washington: Also known as the First Lady and Lady Washington. Her symbols are the