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[Parallel-Earths]world-ending menaces (F-J)

Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2016 9:55 pm
by Hoid
Earth-F world-ending threats: E.N.T.R.O.P.Y.
Energetic
Nucleonic
Technological
Robotics
Operational
Platform-
Yeodome
Crunch writeup:
ENTROPY is a seemingly never-ending yeodome-swarm outfitted with copies of the consciousness of every supervillain and mundane dictator Earth-F's Earth has ever seen, from 30 BCE to 1944 CE, and is the lifelong obsession of the evil time traveling archvillainess Angrboda, the Mother of Monsters (herself a Machine-Goddess from the year 2991 CE [itself the far future of Earth-F]).

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Earth-G world-ending threats: The Great Imperium.
Here be the answers Ye seek, O traveler!

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Earth-H world-ending threats: The Demonhorde.
Not all gorgons are nice, this much is commonly accepted truth...but few are outright evil. Such is the case with the Demonhorde, gorgons with Satanic godforms. Placeholder.

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Earth-I world-ending threats: The Five Incarnae, themselves!
Ra, the Incarna of Iron.
Crunch Writeup:
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Earth-J world-ending threats: The Three Brothers of Destruction, Dismay and Disorder.
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Baphomet: Corruptor. Destroyer. Elemental.
Crunch writeup:
PL12/240pp. Baphomet is a falcon-headed Starvampire/Vampirebrute who has been heavily cyborg'd into the shape of a great and mighty centaur, with massive goat horns and cybertalons for fingertips. Placeholder.

Behemoth: Rage, personified.
Crunch writeup:
PL12/241pp. Behemoth is a crocodile-headed Starvampire/Vampirebrute who may feed 'til near bursting, and gain immense strength from doing so. Behemoth cannot keep this boosted brawn for any significant length of time---thus necessitating yet more binge-feeding. Placeholder.

Belial: Fire enshrouded by hate.
Crunch writeup:
PL14/266pp. Belial is an incorporeal wolf-headed Starvampire/Vampirecommoner (who can feed telekinetically, rather than directly) with power over fire, and the ability to boost his speed dependent on how despair sentients around him are feeling at that time. Placeholder.

[Parallel-Earths]world-ending menaces (K-O)

Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2016 9:56 pm
by Hoid
Earth-K world-ending threats: The Godgiants.
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Earth-L world-ending threats: The Ogrestructures.
Ogres are, by their very nature, apocalyptic. Placeholder.

Ogreleviathans: Seafaring Ogres.
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Ogreorbitals: Spacefaring Ogres.
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Bhlot, Sore upon the Sun: Stellar horror on ten-mile-wide wings.
Crunch writeup:
Bhlot has the dubious distinction of being both the largest Ogre, as well as being the only Ogre to actually live in the sun.

Ogrestructures: Landdwelling Ogres.
Ogrestructures are slowly terraforming the entire Earth. Placeholder.

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Earth-M world-ending threats: The Moon's King.
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The Moon's Royal Court: The mighty amongst the oneirofauna.
The Moon's Royal Court is the Royal Assemblage and consists solely of the strongest oneirofauna alive, the Moonbound of said oneirofauna and the maidens of the Lunar swords. Placeholder.

The Moon's Blackguard: The oneirofaun warrior/sorcerer.
Crunch writeup:
PL10/151pp. Dreamname is Astarte. Female rose-oneirofloral. A beautiful-but-alien rose-headed figure, the Moon's Blackguard was cultivated as a 'daughter' by the Moon's Queen, and was trained in the killing arts with ruthless efficiency.

The Moon's Blackguard's Dream is, "My hand is unerring, my blade is true, my Being is always focused and calm.

Thr Moon's King: Lord of the Dreamingwilds.
Crunch writeup:
Dreamname is Enlil. Male stag-Oneirofaun. The Moon's King is the oneirofaun, stronger than all but two of his kinsmen. The Moon's King may bewitch with his gaze and his song, but his true power is his speed, and what follows afterwards. As the Moon's King runs, faster than Mach 3, entire forests spring up in his wake, growing to completion in less than hour! This is, as you might suspect, incredibly destructive, in urban environments.

The Moon's King's Dream is "All forests are my self and my Being!" Placeholder.

The Moon's Queen: Lady of the Dreamingwilds.
Crunch writeup:
Dreamname is Gaia. Female daffodil-Oneirofloral. The Moon's Queen is the oneirofloral. Placeholder.

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Earth-N world-ending threats: Spiritwolves!
The Tribes of the Moon: Infectious, brutish werewolves.
"Traditional" werewolves. Placeholder.

Mhaug: Alpha-of-alphas of the Tribes of the Moon.
Crunch writeup:
Mhaug is a Lord of the Ice, awoken after a 30,000-year slumber. A heavyset, gigantic lupine abomination, Mhaug is much more directly destructive than Khing has ever been. He is, however, much more primitive than Khing and is utterly ignorant of modern technology.

The Tribes of the Sun: Non-infectious, graceful werewolves.
Elegant, beautiful lupine 'immortals'. Placeholder.

Khing, Lord of Wolves: Alpha-of-alphas of the Tribes of the Sun.
Crunch writeup:
Khing is a Lord of the Ice, awoken after a 30,000-year slumber. Khing is a beautiful, slender, graceful and utterly terrifying butcher of millions. In 1944 CE, Khing slew Der Fuhrer and seized control of Nazi Germany: this single act led to the planet-leveling Desolations. Placeholder.

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Earth-O world-ending threats: Servants of the One.
The One creates and the One destroys as he pleases, for such is the birthright of the One. The One is without limit, for such is his nature. The One is without mercy, for the One is not weak. Behold! The One shall strike down ALL heathens, all heretics! Fear the One, for he will soon be with us. To doubt the One is to invite heresy into your hearts---a heresy he shall punish. Be wary, brethren, for he shall be with us! Soon!
Crunch writeup:
The One is the evil paragon, a former hero turned to Abysmal Darkness. The One's real name is Allain Mursden. The seven primary colors each embody one of the seven brands the Abysmal Darkness burned into him, forever converting the One to the ways of malice.

The One fancies himself a god, and even has a cult of millions devoted to his every utterance. Placeholder.

[Parallel-Earths]world-ending threats (P-T)

Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2016 10:00 pm
by Hoid
Earth-P world-ending threats: The Janissaries.
In a universe where death has ceased to exist, cruelty can be refined to a nigh-celestial degree of sick 'quality'. The Janissaries are a catch-all term for Undying who have perfected torture into a perverse 'artform'---they, however, are not an actual organization, being more a category than a cabal or coven.

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Earth-Q world-ending threats: Over-man and the Ubermenschen.
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the Ubermenschen: Nazi supervillains, awoken after several decades.
The Ubermenschen (led by a villain named, creatively enough, Ubermensch) were their Earth's first genuine non-Titanblooded superhumans, and were created by the Nazi regime to help spearhead the takeover of planet Earth. Even now, decades later, the Ubermenschen remain Earth's greatest threat.

Ubermensch’s real name is Hans Gellert. A Supermanalogue with a crippling weakness against sonic attacks, Ubermensch leads the Ubermenschen in their quest to reestablush the Third Reich.

The other Ubermenschen are:
Arkady Rasputin, an unaging Russian supersoldier Who was a double agent for the Nazi dictatorship.
Baal, a timelost Carthaginian warlord with a Tlolkku-made flail as a weapon.
Geist, a super-cannibal able to temporarily imitate the powers of Archons and Epochs—-by eating them!

Over-man: Former right-hand-man to Der Fuhrer, himself!
Over-man is a flying telepathic capable of 'telekinetic self-projectile bombardment'---basically, he can destroy things by plowing through at full speeds.

Over-man's real name is Hrolf Wittmann. Placeholder.

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Earth-R world-ending threats: The Rotting Laughing Hyena.
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the Undying of Anubis: Undead supercannibals.
The Undying of Anubis are a global cannibal-cult who have drugs that, when taken, temporarily make you superhuman; the catch, however, is that the serum is derived solely from the psychic energy of intense human suffering. Placeholder.

the Rotting Laughing Hyena: Interdimensional refugee.
The Rotting Laughing Hyena is high priestess of the Undying of Anubis. Placeholder.

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Earth-S world-ending threats: Wullf the World-reaver.
Wullf the World-reaver: Cyclops marauder.
PL19/450pp. Wullf the World-reaver is the most powerful Skytower Magus psychic to live, easily dwarfing all other Skytower Magi in psionic might. Furthermore, as a loyal Parthian citizen-by-choice (originally being Germanic), Wullf World-reaver is everything Rome fears about its Parthian rivals. Placeholder..

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Earth-T world-ending threats: The Reapers of the Belltower of Lynne.
The Reapers of the Belltower of Lynne, summoned by the 'archmagus' Fearsome Lynne, each embody one of the Seven Deadly Sins, as they are each thoughtforms of incredible power. When Lynne is not commanding them, the Reapers're banished to Lynne's (now-extraplanar) Belltower.

Fearsome Lynne: Thoughtform-conjuring ur-psychic 'sorceress'.
PL12/332pp. Real name is Anna-Lynne Bellwether. Fearsome Lynne is a rarity: she is both an Avatar (of the Seven Deadly Sins) AND an Inheritor (of the naturally-occurring Belltower of Lynne), making her ungodly powerful. Placeholder.

Lord Black: Embodiment of wrath.
Spiritname is Lucifer. His Aeon-Incarnation is a boar, and his Demiurge-Incarnation is a bull. Lord Black's default form, however, is of an ebon-skinned satyr. Lord Black, when Incarnated, is an extremely powerful brick, his innate telekinetic strength bolstered by his connection to the Belltower of Lynne.

Though originally lacking one, Lord Black has since acquired a memetic core. Placeholder.

Lord Brown: Embodiment of sloth.
Spiritname is Mammon. His Aeon-Incarnation is a farm pig; his Demiurge-Incarnation is a toad. Lord Brown's default form, however, is of an insanely obese leper 'wearing' a pig's skull as a helm. While Incarnated, Lord Brown is a top-tier matter-eater. Formidable to begin with, this power of consumption was radically enhanced when Lord Brown became connected to the Belltower of Lynne!

Though originally lacking one, Lord Brown has since acquired a memetic core. Placeholder.

Lord Green: Embodiment of envy.
Spiritname is Lilitu. His Aeon-Incarnation is a wasp, and his Demiurge-Incarnation is a gibbon. His default shape, however, is a severely anorexic, sexless horror with dozens and dozens of arms.

Though originally lacking one, Lord Green has since acquired a memetic core. Placeholder.

Lord Purple: Embodiment of gluttony.
Spiritname is Beelzebub. Lord Purple has a mutt for an Aeon-Incarnation. His Demiurge-Incarnation is a bear.

Though originally lacking one, Lord Purple has since acquired a memetic core. Placeholder.

Lord Red: Embodiment of lust.
Spiritname is Ahriman. His Aeon-Avatar is a rabbit. His Demiurge-Incarnation is a bonobo monkey.

Though originally lacking one, Lord Red has since acquired a memetic core. Placeholder.

Lord Silver: Embodiment of pride.
Spiritname is Satan. Lord Silver's Aeon-Incarnation is that of an ibis meanwhile Lord Silver has the Demiurge-Incarnation of a wolf.

Though originally lacking one, Lord Silver has since acquired a memetic core. Placeholder.

Lord Yellow: Embodiment of greed.
Spiritname is Dis Pater. His Aeon-Incarnation is a mockingbird. Lord Yellow's Demiurge-Incarnation is that of a hyena.

Though originally lacking one, Lord Yellow has since acquired a memetic core. Placeholder.

[Parallel-Earths]world-ending threats (U-Z)

Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2016 10:02 pm
by Hoid
Earth-U world-ending threats: The Inverse.
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the Inverse: Cthulhu ia! Fhthaghn!
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the Frenzied: Action without thought.
The Frenzied is too fast to see, an orange-and-obsidian blur of frenetic destruction. Though its features simply cannot be discerned, one unusual feature is apparent: the Frenzied hops as it tears its way through whole hapless solar systems.

The Frenzied in a Fourthborn cosmic entity.
"Oh boy! Oh boy! Oh boy! It's going to be such fun!"
the Gluttonous: Appetite without restraint.
The Gluttonous shines with yellow radioactive flesh-scourging brilliance, and is vaguely ursine in nature. The blood of billions has permanently stained its torso. Strangely, it has neither hands nor feet, but is obsessed with certain rare delicacies, hard to find in the depths of outer space.

The Gluttonous is a Fourthborn cosmic entity.
"Oh, bother!"
the Sorrowful: Sadness enough to wreck your soul.
what does it matter? the Sorrowful asks: why even try at all? you'll never succeed, because nothing ever goes right. Beaming this nihilistic creed telepathically into the minds of whole civilizations, this vaguely-equine horror drowns entire planets into an unsolvable emotional quagmire.

The Sorrowful is a Fourthborn cosmic entity.
"i suppose...if i must...ok..sure...
the Timid Follower: A voice it has, but no will of its own.
Distantly porcine in form and features, with long, feather-like quills a stark pink all over its body, the Timid Follower is the eternal boon companion of the Gluttonous. The Timid Follower is always fretting over this or that and is never sure of itself; in its anxiety, it has been known to accidentally annihilate entire continents.

The Timid Follower is a Fourthborn cosmic entity.
"...are you sure this is a good idea?"
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Earth-V world-ending threats: The Arcananauts.
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Earth-W world-ending threats:
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Earth-X world-ending threats:
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Earth-Y world-ending threats:
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Earth-Z world-ending threats: The worldspores.
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[Multiverse-wide]multiverse-ending threats

Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2016 10:04 pm
by Hoid
The following ur-entities, organizations and archvillains are capable of endangering the entire Forever Tree. Three examples are listed below:

Multiverse-ending archvillain example: Supervillainy on an epic scale.
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Dr. Apocalypse: The evil powered-armor super-scientist.
Crunch writeup:
Dr. Apocalypse (PL15/290pp; male powered-armor juggernaut) is from Earth-U. He wears a Demigod-Carapace, the most powerful kind of Carapace powered-armor. He's a half-human/half-Tlolkku, however, so many pieces of Tlolkku Demimachinery actually function for Dr. Apocalypse.

His real name is Donnar Engelsson, and he's from Norway on Earth-U. Placeholder.

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Multiverse-ending entity example: An evil higher-order intelligence.
Only a rare few higher-order intelligences can be properly deemed 'evil', and they are nightmares on a cosmos-spanning scale. laceholder.

Korrozion: The sentient embodiment of universal demise.
A higher-order entity, Korrozion is originally from Earth-A's Sombrero Galaxy. Placeholder.

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Multiverse-ending species example:The offspring of King Horse.
Qimrri: Those who are lost.
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Multiverse-ending organizations example: The reality-jumping supervillain team.
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the Fallen Ones: Led by the nefarious Lord Amygdala.
The Fallen Ones, themselves, on their own, aren't a multiverse-ending threat. On their own, they're a fairly average supervillain team, with extremely few bells and whistles. One might even conceive of them as 'jobbers'.

But, they recently stumbled across the find of a lifetime: an Apkallu Hellbarge, the Nemesis of the Gods, fully stocked, armed and armored but without a crew. Exactly what caused the hellbarge's crew to abandon ship is unclear, but as a Hellbarge like the Nemesis of the Gods is a spacefaring, dimension-hopping, time-traveling battleship of universe-wrecking power, the Fallen Ones don't really care why it was abandoned.

But...they really should, and that incuriousness will eventually be the potential doom of the ENTIRE multiverse!

There are 7 supervillains in the Fallen Ones.

Bullroarer: 'Evil shaman'.
Crunch writeup:
PL10/150pp. Bullroarer's real name is Val Kardiff, and he's from Earth-B's Hegemony (the Bordering Polity, to be precise). A Malignant Tumor brick from Earth-B, Bullroarer is a sonic manipulator. Bullroarer's deformity is that he has a grossly extended left arm into which his body flows into in a distorted fashion, making him hideously lopsided. At the end of this massive arm is a tendon that can be extended to catch the wind and create a 'roaring' sound. Bullroarer's right arm is a withered, almost comedically small toothpick of a limb.

He is the 'weapons officer' of the Nemesis of the Gods. Placeholder.

Doomsday: Destruction on two legs.
PL14/200pp. Doomsday is a male Ogresymbiont super villain from Earth-L. He’s bioconnected to the Horror That Walks on Teeth.

Gargantuan Man: A man possessed by a cybernetically-generated thoughtform.
PL10/150pp. Gargantuan Man has no real name---only a codename. A giant apeUplift from Earth-A, Gargantuan Man is a brick. He is the 'chief engineer' of the Nemesis of the Gods. Placeholder.

Ironeagle: Ex-Nazi.
PL11/145pp. A nephilim from Earth-Y, Ironeagle is a winged hunter. His real name is Karl Rupert. He's a timelost Nazi from Earth-Y's version of Germany. He is the 'first officer' of the Nemesis of the Gods. Placeholder.

Lord Amygdala: Leader of the Fallen Ones.
PL10/190pp. A 'brain in a jar' Starvampire from Perpendicular-5. Lord Amygdala is powerfully telepathic and is, obviously enough, the 'captain' of the Nemesis of the Gods. Placeholder.

the Moonlioness: 'Lycanthrope'.
PL9/151pp. The Moonlioness' real name is Jessie Kriegle, from Earth-N's US of A. A Tribeswoman of the Sun from Earth-N...a 'werewolf'. The Moonlioness is the 'communications officer' of the Nemesis of the Gods. Placeholder.

[Multiverse-wide]thoughtforms

Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2016 10:06 pm
by Hoid
Thoughtforms:
What is a thoughtform?
A thoughtform is a free-floating sentience, self-sustaining without the need for corporeal being. Thoughtforms come in tens of thousands of variety and may have nearly any possible origin. Furthermore, they may be found on every parallel-Earth, every Perpendicular and most Resonances.

What is a spiritname?
In order to have any stability at all!, a thoughtform must have an unchanging name, that stays the same irregardless of that thoughtform's current self-identity: the spiritname. Spiritnames are gender-neutral, and they never change once self-assigned!

Despite being straight from religion and mythology, however, a spiritname is just that: a name. A thoughtform may have the spiritname of Odin, but it is not the GENUINE Norse deity!

What is a memetic core?
Thoughtforms and souls possess memetic cores, or 'essential selves' that persist even after death. The only two thoughtforms to not have memetic cores are Antimatterbodies and Ferrymen; they cease to exist after death.

What is an Aeon-Incarnation?
An Aeon-Incarnation is an Alternate Form a thoughtform may assume when not being aggressive. As thoughtforms sometimes change radically, so do their Aeon-Incarnations change.

Nephilim do not have an Aeon-Incarnation. Placeholder.

What is a Demiurge-Incarnation?
A Demiurge-Incarnation is a Battle Form a thoughtform may assume during moments of aggression. As thoughtforms change, so too do their Demiurge-Incarnations shift.

Nephilim do not have a Demiurge-Incarnation. Placeholder.

Why are thoughtforms so malleable?
As thoughtforms have no flesh, self-identity is not as 'solid' or 'stable' as it is with physical beings. Sometimes, a thoughtform simply forgets what it really is, and begins to believe it is something else, entirely. Sometimes, if a thoughtform feeds on specific emotions or beliefs long enough, then it's meal might change a thoughtform on a fundamental level.

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What is a ghost?
A highly specific kind of thoughtform, a ghost is supposedly the soul of a dead person. Are they? Well...sometimes. Sometimes, a ghost just thinks it's a dearly departed soul, but is really just a telepathically self-delusional 'generic' thoughtform.

How do you tell the difference, you ask? Well...you really can't, due to the highly psychic natures of thoughtforms, in general. Sometimes, a ghost is honestly telling you things it knew in life, while other times it's just pulling answers from the very people asking the questions.

Do only humans and superhumans have souls?
No; all living beings as well as all sentient machines have souls and go to the Primordial Deeps at life's cessation. Furthermore, the Manyblooded also leave ghosts...albeit rarely.

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What is an angel or a god?
Angels and gods are the objects of reverence, veneration and even worship---but genuine angels and gods may or may not actually exist, and may well be impossible to legitimately encounter.

Instead...there are thoughtforms shaped by human belief, but they aren't genuinely what they say they are. And it's not a matter of deception on the part of thoughtforms, who may themselves genuinely believe their own stories.

What is a demon or a devil?
An evil thoughtform. The same origins as angels or gods, just inverted ethically to wanton malevolence.

Some Apkallu aliens're referred to as demons or devils, but they aren't actually thoughtforms. Apkallu are physical.

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Can a thought ever permanently acquire a solid visage, or else become permanently physical?
Yes, but, however, as thoughtforms are inherently protean, acquiring physical 'Is-ness' can be quite difficult for them to accomplish. It can be done, though, and has occurred on a handful of occasions.

Nephilim?
A nephilim is an oddity: the hybrid offspring of a thoughtform and a corporeal being, usually gigantic in size. Nephilim may be found on every parallel-Earth, every Perpendicular and most Resonances, though they are beyond rare.

Nephilim don't possess either an Aeon-Incarnation OR a Demiurge-Incarnation, and, indeed, the two powers Alternate Form and Battle Form are never found in nephilim.

Many nephilim are not even aware of their unnatural heritage and usually believe themselves to be superhumans of some sort or another.

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Do thoughtforms have 'types'?
Not normally, no---they're simply too protean, changing slowly from one state of being to another.

However:

Just as thoughtforms may, through significant effort, become permanently material, so, too, can they 'fix' the narrative they operate on to a singular metaphorical solidity.

Eku thoughtforms falsely believe themselves to be gods, angels, culture-heroes, mythological monsters and so on. Placeholder.

Mar thoughtforms focus on death, dying, blood, corpses and so on. Placeholder.

Nuit thoughtforms embody trickery and deception, and are fluid shapechangers.

Sol thoughtforms embody light, the sun and fire, and are usually wild-but-beautiful destroyers. Placeholder.

Wer thoughtforms embody various biological species. Placeholder.

[Parallel-Earths]the imperiex (part 1)

Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2016 10:08 pm
by Hoid
The Gathering of the Most High: The 27 imperiex.
the Earth-A imperiex:
Earthstone: The fighter-ace.
Real Name: Erica McCollougher.
Crunch Writeup:
Theme Song: “Road Rage” by Miracle of Sound.
PLX (see below). By default, Earthstone is a higher-order intelligence. Earthstone is a superheroine. A Sunwitch and an imperiex, Earthstone's powers have manifested externallly in a shapeshifting vehicle she refers to as 'my dragon'. Earthstone's 'dragon' can become whatever vehicle is needed, from the size of a motorcycle to about the size of a commercial jetliner. Able to form weapons and armor as needed, it is a mobile combat-platform of essentially infinite power.

Away from her dragon (which is never), Earthstone is PL10/150pp. With her dragon (which is always) she is PLX/600pp.

Earthstone’s predecessor had been a sentient dinosaur named Wyrm. Earthstone currently has no Herald. Earthstone is served by tech-savvy, diminutive humanoid Mandragora known as Gremlins.

Earthstone's VR-Resonance: The Endless Stormsky.
The Endless Stormsky is an infinite aerial expanse filled with storms and godstorms of epic proportions. Here, Earthstone may shed her inhibitions and fears and revel in elemental chaos. The Endless Stormsky is a manifestation of Earthstone's fundamental rejection of authority. Inhabiting the Endless Stormsky are stormlings, small elemental beings whose sole duty is to keep the sky churning in chaos and fury and lightning.

The Endless Stormsky has a two-way portal to Perpendicular-6. It’s known as Storm’s End. Ten PL10/150pp Sunsphinx guard it at all times, only allowing Earthstone and the Solar Lion through.

Earthstone's Majestoi opposite: Coal the Black Fire.
He burns, the Tortured Majesty inside of Coal the Black Fire unable to not scorch her flesh to ash and turn her bones to glass. Coal the Black Fire only gives off a dim, furnace glow, like an ember straight out of Hell’s lowest levels.
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Earthstone is the fighter-ace!
the Earth-B imperiex:
the Dream Moth: Father of Mutants.
Crunch writeup:
Real Name: Joshua Mathery.
PLX/996pp. By default, the Dream Moth is a higher-order intelligence. The Dream Moth is a superhero. Real name and ethnicity are both unknown. Male unique 'mutant'/imperiex. The Dream Moth's real name and identity is unknown, as he has gone to extraordinary lengths to protect his human kin, even going so far as to erase his whole identity cyberkinetically from every computer on Earth simultaneously.

The Dream Moth is the Father of Mutants, which is ironic, as he, himself is only nominally a mutant. Finding four alien Devices, this somehow 'quantum-entangled' the Dream Moth's every molecule with every molecule in his entire universe, an event Dahkahtkuuv the imwid did not anticipate.

Basically, the Dream Moth is technically still a mundane human, but he 'wears' his universe as the ultimate suit of skintight 'powered-armor'. He may do virtually anything as a result; his later attainment of an imperiex-essence merely magnified what the Dream Moth already had.

The Dream Moth’s predecessor was a winged alien ‘giantess’, with an unpronounceable name and a sanity-shattering appearance. The Solar Lion killed her after she attempted to consume Earth-C’s Bull of Heaven. The Dream Moth currently has no Herald.

The Dream Moth is served by phantasmal, vaguely humanoid Mandragora known as Gauntlings. These Gauntlings have powerful tactile telepathy, are mostly intangible and can ‘store’ themselves in the brains of mundane human beings, passively ‘watching’ all their hosts experience, and transmitting it back to the Dream Moth if so commanded.

the Dream Moth's VR-Resonance: Evolution City.
Evolution City is a vast urban cityscape, going on and on forever, that the Dream Moth and his lover retreat to only every so often. Filled with thoughtforms ('fascimiles') mimicking the roles/appearances/powers of every form of Earth-B mutant, Evolution City is the Dream Moth's ideal utopia: a world where 'mutants' are the norm and all bigotry is gone like a handful of ash on a windy day.

God storms almost never strike, but, when they do, wooboy, they’re a doozy!

Evolution City has a two-way portal to Perpendicular-6. It’s known as Ascension’s Door. It’s guarded at all times by ten PL10/150pp Sunsphinx, who only allow through the Dream Moth and the Solar Lion.

the Dream Moth's Majestrix opposite: the Nightmare Butterfly.
Like a broken reflection in cloudy glass, the Nightmare Butterfly is everything the Dream Moth isn’t. Contemptuously cruel and driven mad by the extinction of his changemen children, the Nightmare Butterfly hungers for revenge against the ‘brighter’ realms of the Forever Tree.

A floating tree, perpetually on fire yet encased in carnival glass, the Nightmare Butterfly exists in the waking and Every single dream-Resonance connected to whatever waking world he’s in.
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The Dream Moth is easily the most powerful of the imperiex, stronger even that the Solar Lion of the Sunsphinx.
the Earth-C imperiex:
the Bull of Heaven: Divine wrath, divine stability.
Real Name: Galamgalul.
Crunch writeup: Here...!
PLX/502pp. By default, the Bull of Heaven is a higher-order intelligence. He is also a nephilim and an Earth-C god. The Bull of Heaven just Is, being neither good nor evil.

The Bull of Heaven’s predecessor was Anzu, whom the Bull defeated in single combat. He then ate Abzu’s heart, and the Solar Lion permitted the bloody savage transfer of power. The Herald of the Bull of Heaven is Innana (PL12/199pp female god emotion-controlling brick). The Bull of Heaven is served by skeletal, undead humanoid Mandragora known as Boatmen. Placeholder.

the Bull of Heaven's VR-Resonance: The Higher Heavens.
A starry sea of pinpricks of light built upon a floor of indestructible glass overlooking the Earth of Earth-C, the Higher Heavens are calm, serene and quiet. Then, the godstorms begin, and it becomes a swirling chaos of oblivion.

The Higher Heavens are littered with thoughtforms of raw storm-essence know as 'Stars Above the Firmament'. They only appear during godstorms.

The Higher Heavens have a two-way portal to Perpendicular-6. It’s known as the Irkallu Gates. It’s guarded by ten PL10/150pp Sunsphinx, who only let the Bull of Heaven and the Solar Lion through.
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the Bull of Heaven's Majestoi opposite: OBLIVION.
CONSUME. DEVOUR. DIGEST. EXCRETE.. CHURN IT ALL TO CHUNKS OF STEAMING MEAT. GIVE ME THIS DAY YOUR DAILY BREAD. AMEN.
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The Bull of Heaven is a god of Earth-C, in addition to being an imperiex. Slain by the demigod Gilgamesh but later resurrected by Ereshkigal, at the behest of Inanna. He is the only imperiex to have been successfully resurrected...so far.
the Earth-D imperiex:
Wylde: Steampunk elf.
PLX. By default, Wylde is a superbitchin' higher-order intelligence with twin Desert Eagles, katanas with katanas on them and is So Kewl!!!!!! He also has a strangely colored patch over his left eye for, um, reasons.

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Wylde's VR-Resonance: KEWL! BLADED! ACKSHUN!
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EXXXXXTREEEEEEEME! ACKSHUN! KUNG-FU!
the Earth-E imperiex:
the Spiralhorns: Mightiest of the wildling gods.
Crunch writeup: ’Sup?
Real Name: Wulf.
PLX. By default, the Spiralhorns is a higher-order intelligence. The Spiralhorns is a cosmic imp, and thus may be loosely categorized as a 'supervillain'.

The Spiralhorns has no predecessor, as he’s the first and so far only imperiex Earth-E has ever had. The Spiralhorns' Herald is a Masked Stranger (PL16/179pp male umbrakinetic brick mutant). The Spiralhorns is served by elf-like, humanoid Mandragora known as Imps.

The Spiralhorns is the rather tempestuous boyfriend of the King of Billions of Wings.

the Spiralhorns' VR-Resonance: The Faerie Court.
The Faerie Court is Grimm’s Fairy Tales, brought to horrifying light. Though not necessarily evil, the entities dwelling in the Spiralhorns’ VR-Resonance are certainly cruel and capricious, able to twist their words while remaining true to the letter of their oath. The Faerie Court is an enchanted forest, full of boggart and leprechauns and witches, spotted here and there with terrified villages of people captured from Earth and forced to play the role of medieval Germanic peasants!

Cruel faerie games of mischief and decetion’re commonplace, and usually pointed exclusively at humanity and/or superhumanity.

Weather is tempestuous, and godstorms are a weekly or biweekly phenomena. They most often happen during nights of the crescent moon and the gibbous moon.

Attending the Spiralhorns at the Faerie Court are mischievous thoughtforms called 'fluxwhisps'.

The Faerie Court has a two-way portal to Earth-M, a one-way portal leading to the Faerie Court from Perpendicular-5 and has a two-way portal to Perpendicular-6.
The portal to Earth-M is called The Cousins’ Causeway. It’s guarded at all time by a single Sunsphinx of at least PL12/200pp, sometimes more. This guard is shifted out every month, and a new one brought in.
The portal to Perpendicular-5 is known as the Road to the Court of Millions of Years. The Road to the Court of Millions of Years is guarded at all times by a single cosmic entity, the Guard With Ten Hundred Swords (PL19/400pp).
The portal to Perpendicular-6 is named Heaven’s Stairs. Heaven’s Stairs are guarded by ten PL10/150pp Sunsphinx at all times. They only allow the Solar Lion and the Spiralhorns through with impunity.
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The Spiralhorns is the eldest of Earth-E's wildlings, but is somehow still the most youthful and exhuberant in action/attitude.
the Earth-F imperiex:
the Overlord: The world's only non-cyborg psychic.
PLX. By default, the Overlord is a higher-order intelligence. A Mongolian Buddhist monk and former tribal khan, he awoke his powers after ingesting the Soul of Meru, a flower given to him by Sol Invictus I.

The Overlord’s the third imperiex to have safewatched Earth-F. The first was a nameless time-traveling alien computer of infinite consciousness; it was demolished by the Vampiredeities of Earth-A and was never reinstated after the timeline was altered.
The second imperiex, the one who succeeded the nameless alien computer, was an early Stone Age Neanderthal, who was a brick of effectively infinite power. Named Zdun, she was killed by her own hand, after the sacking of Constantinople by the Turks.

The Overlord is served by bestial humanoid Mandragora known as 'orcs'. Formerly servants of Zdun, the Overlord simply took over, rather than eliminating the orcs andbstarting over with Mandragora of his own.
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the Overlord's VR-Resonance: Intellect, Unchained.
The Machine-Deities and Machine-Titans have no power here. Vast crystalline structures reach like knives stabbing the alien purple sky, and only that which is purely biological can exist, here. Technology is violently ejected.

Floating to and fro are thoughtforms: appearing as perfectly normal human brains inside Klein bottles the size of large dogs, these greatlight brains patrol Intellect, Unchained ceaselessly, hunting for unlawful or tech-based intruders.

The weather is calm, save when Machine-Deities or Machine-Titan breach the dimensional stormwall, in which case epic godstorms instantly rouse themselves.
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the Earth-G imperiex:
Here be the answers Ye seek, O traveler!

the Earth-H imperiex:
the Dancer at the Gate: The first arhat, and the oldest living Buddhist.
Crunch writeup:
PLX/330pp. By default, the Dancer at the Gate is a higher-order intelligence. The Dancer at the Gate is a retired superhero. Skeletal, mummified and hideously emaciated, the Dancer at the Gate is the arhat and has lived for millennia. One of the first converts to the Buddha's teachings, the Dancer at the Gate was also the first arhat. This fact gained him his imperiex-essence, and his psychic mastery over fire has grown to star-igniting levels.

The Dancer’s predecessor was the Black Cloud, an unknowable gaseous entity that enervated life merely by existing. The Black Cloud’s demise is not known, but the Solar Lion regarded the Black Cloud with some sentiment. The Dancer at the Gate is served by multi-armed humanoid Mandragora known as Daevas.

the Dancer at the Gate's VR-Resonance: The Shores of Nirvana.
Thoughtforms of perpetually-meditating monks ('the Ten Billion Buddhas') attend the Shores of Nirvana at all times. One cannot progress parts the Shore, on one side of which is the madness-inducing Sea of Maya and on the other side the Translucent Forest wherein dwells several Buddhist superhumans of both arhat and gorgon existence.

The Translucent Forest is guarded at times by The Pride, seven lion-bodied gorgons of immense splendor, wearing golden barding and adorned in gold and precious stones.

Godstorms never occur, so placid is this VR-Resonance.

the Dancer at the Gate’s Majestos opposite: the Extinguished Ember.
Enlightenment fell through, gnosis collapsed in on itself. It’s all b******t. It’s a con, a long, laborious Con. No one escapes Samsara. There’s no way out. We will all suffer for eternity. God can’t hear us and the Noble Eightfold Path is a sham.” says the Extinguished Ember. “There is no hope.
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Enlightenment can be scary, ESPECIALLY with an infinitely powerful pyrokinetic...
the Earth-I imperiex:
the Ir/Maker: The cosmic craftsman who made both Infinite Brands and the Infinite Staves.
PLX. By default, the Ir/Maker is a higher-order intelligence. The Ir/Maker is not a complete entity...it is, rather, the consciousness of Urut-nnil separated from its body as an unexpected side-effect of receiving an imperiex-essence. As a result, the Ir/Maker has no physicality, being a memetic core permanently astrally projecting from its comatose body.

The Ir/Maker’s stature as Earth-I’s imperiex has no predecessor, as it was and still is Earth-I’s first imperiex. Should the Ir/Maker ever be genuinely threatened, Urut-nnil would instinctually come to the Ir/Maker’s defense. The Ir/Maker is served by Mandragora known as Techsavants. Placeholder.

the Ir/Maker's VR-Resonance: The Ir/Maker's Celestial and Divine Workshop.
The Ir/Maker is a memetic craftsman, and is second to none in this endeavor. A technological paradise, everything here is sleek and cutting edge, but no hard lines and curves everywhere. Half of it is hard Light constructs, while the other half is the universal superstructure keeping it standing.

Helping the Ir/Maker are its dolems, man-sized sapient machines of immense intellectual prowess.

Godstorms only happen with the system periodically crashes, then reboots, which, once rare, has become distressingly common as of late.
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Hephaestus, if the Greek god were a malevolent sociopath: that's the Ir/Maker in a nutshell. Not all imperiex are nice people, after all...!
the Earth-J imperiex:
the King of Billions of Wings.
Crunch Writeup: Heeeeeere!
PLX. A sidhe and one of the first diverhosts, the King of Billions of Wings’ Oneiric Raiment is that of a great long-necked bird made of colored class with a billion or more constantly beating wings—-bat wings, bird wings, insect wings—-stirring up violent illusionary windstorms and cacophonous sounds all around himself. His voice is like thunder and his presence is magnetic.

Underneath the Oneiric Raiment, however, is a much different sight, being a mere human being, thin and short and unassuming. He’s a German citizen born and raised in Germany, and was attempting to go to medical school.

The King of Billions of Wings is the rather tempestuous boyfriend of the Spiralhorns!

the King of Billions of Wings’ VR-Resonance: the Land of Vast Beasts.
Here, sidhe and pooka directly manifest without the need for host bodies, and dwell in savage splendor in a dark, brooding swamp that goes on literally forever. The natives are animalistic and huge, and drag themselves to and fro with limbs barely able to allow such great bulk any locomotion at all.

Here and there are huts inhabited by hag-thoughtforms, able to brew toxic poisons and diseased draughts—-if paid enough, whether in coinage or in human misery.

The natives of this VR-Resonance are called ’the Vast Beasts’ heave themselves here and there, so massive yet with such little limb-strength as to render themselves able only to crawl rather than walk or swim. They are predatory, and can communicate across vast distances with their ululating, gibbon-like cries. They practice a mad religion devoted to what they perceive of as chthonic gods, beings whose very existence is questionable, at best.

Godstorms are rare, but small-scale rain is omnipresent. The swamp is perpetually threatening to flood...

the Earth-K imperiex:
the Ogrefather: Tyrannical brick on a cosmic scale.
Crunch writeup: Here thou art, O traveler...!
PLX. By default, the Ogrefather is a higher-order intelligence. The Ogrefather is, as you might imagine, a supervillain.

The Ogrefather has had five predecessors as imperiex: Earth-K just can’t seem to keep them for long before they die. The tirst was a hypersentient superinventor amoeba named One; the second was a hypersentient trilobite telepath named Ig; the third was an ultrasaurus pyrokinetic named Afshu; and the fourth was a Bolshevik revolutionary named Dmitri, who was assassinated on the orders of Joseph Stalin.

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the Ogrefather's VR-Resonance: The Void.
It is a dead world, everyone turned to salt by atomic weaponry or the cries of great Apocalypse Birds which’re the Native thoughtforms of The Void.

Godstorms are brief-but-daily affairs.

The Void has three two-way portals: one to Earth-L, one to Perpendicular-2 and a final one to Perpendicular-6.
The portal to Earth-L is called Titandoor, ands guarded by a pair of Sunsphinx sisters (one PL15/220pp, the other PL9/151pp), both of them telepaths.
The portal to Perpendicular-2 is called Homedoor, ands guarded by ten PL10/150pp robots of Sunsphinx design.
And the portal to Perpendicular-6 is called Goddoor, ands guarded by a single PL12/200pp Sunsphinx Supermanalogue. He only allows the Ogrefather’s and the Solar Lion to use Goddoor.
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the Ogrefather’s Majestrix opposite: Idealized Iconic Representation.
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The Ogrefather is evil. Pure, simple, uncomplicated evil.
the Earth-L imperiex:
the Horror That Walks on Teeth: Sanity-shattering 'Mythos-god' Ogrestructure.
PLX/1262pp. By default, the Horror That Walks on Teeth is a higher-order intelligence.

The Horror That Walks on Teeth is followed in a mindless procession by Mandragora known as Div. Placeholder.

the VR-Resonance of the Horror That Walks on Teeth: Mngruunxixix.
Mngruunxixix is the internal anatomy of an Ogrestructure so large it dwarfs even the Horror That Walks on Teeth. Jungles of red, weeping meat, forests of boils, ulcer-lakes, intensional labyrinths——such is the landscape of Mngruunxixix.

Mngruunxixix has three two-way portals in it: one to Earth-K, one to Perpendicular-2 and one to Perpendicular-6.
The portal to Earth-K, which is itself nameless, is guarded by no one.
The equally nameless portal to Perpendicular-2 is guarded by no one.
And the—-of course!—-nameless portal to Aeion is guarded at all times by ten PL10/150pp Sunsphinx Biokinetic, who work constantly to prevent Ogresymbiosis from infecting the citizenry of Perpendicular-6.
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the Horroe That Walks on Teeth's Majestoi opposite: VOID.
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Ahem...

"Cthulhu hates me, this I know
"For the Necronomicon tells me so
"All our world he will reclaim
"When R'lyeh rises up again

"Yes, Cthulhu hates me
"Yes, Cthulhu hates me
"Yes, Cthulhu hates me
"For the Necronomicon tells me so."
the Earth-M imperiex:
Adam Kadmon, the Primeval Ancestor: The first Dreamer...
PLX/992pp. The eldest Dreamer to have survived since the Earthshattering 60 million years ago, Adam Kadmon, the Primeval Ancestor is also the oneirofloral, a tree in humanoid form a mile-and-quarter tall. Adam Kadmon is a brick of infinite strength, but his real power is the ability to disassemble his body, convert to pure spirit, and turn any city into a natural wonderland---only to then reassemble his body and move on!

Adam Kadmon's Dream is, "All life is embodied in my Being!"

Adam Kadmon just Is, as he is neither a superhero OR a supervillain. He is served by Mandragora known as Lupines. Placeholder.

Adam Kadmon's VR-Resonance: the Faerie Kingdoms.
Exactly the same in theme and tone and visuals as Earth-E’s VR-Resonance, it’s easy to mistake this\VR-Resonance for that VR-Resonance.

The Faerie Kingdoms have two two-way portals: one to Earth-E and one to Perpendicular-6.
The portal to Earth-E is called The Cousins’ Causeway, ands guarded by a single ferrokinetic Sunsphinx.
The portal to Perpendicular-6 is titled Emre’s Passageway, ands guarded by ten PL10/150pp Sunsphinx.
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Adam Kadmon's Majestos opposite: Cain the Betrayer.
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the Earth-N imperiex:
Lelitth: The iconic 'brain in a jar'.
PLX/299pp. By default, Lelitth is a higher-order intelligence. Lelitth is a supervillain. Neither an aesir or a spiritwolf, Lelitth is something never before seen on Earth-N: a telepath. However, to unlock such abilities she paid a most gruesome price: the surgical emplacement of her disembodied brain into a primitive wheeled robot. Without a body to hinder her, Lelitth finally unleashed the full might of her psi-charged consciousness. Lelitth's later empowerment by an imperiex-essence merely vastly magnified what she'd already unlocked.

Lelitth is served by highly psychic Mandragora known as 'Hexengeister'.

Lelitth's VR-Resonance: Intellect, Unleashed.
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the Earth-O imperiex:
the King of Wyrms:
PLX/990pp. By default, the King of Wyrms is a higher-order intelligence. A zawuut warlord, the King of Wyrms attempted to conquer Earth. During the invasion, however, the Celestial Light shown upon him, and His Draconic Majesty realized the errors of his old life. He is now a superhero.

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the King of Wyrms' VR-Resonance: The Gates of the Celestial Light's Gardens.
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the King of Wyrms’ Majestos opposite: Psikosis.
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the Earth-P imperiex:
Pondgood Toadgod:
PLX/700pp. By default, Pondgood Toadgod is a higher-order intelligence.

Pondgood Toadgod is served by chthonic Mandragora horrors called Flayed Ones Who Dance.

Pondgood Toadgod's VR-Resonance: the Good and Beautiful Pond.
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the Earth-Q imperiex:
the Man Encased in Jade: The most patriotic of heroes.
PLX/616pp. By default, the Man Encased in Jade is a higher-order intelligence. He is a superhero. The Man Encased in Jade is a WWII Allied superhero; but, when Earth-Q's previous imperiex died saving Earth from a massive wandering black hole, it was this emerald-skinned powered-armor hero whom the Solar Lion chose as the replacement. Now sealed inside his armor for all eternity, the Man Ecased in Jade is a figure ever-vigilant for the return of fascism...!

The Man Encased In Jade has a personal VR-Resonance, and’s served by Mandragora perfectly resembling Allied soldiers from WWII, known as ’grunts’.

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Imagine the Man Encased in Jade as if he were Captain America permanently imbued with the Uni-Force, and you've got a pretty good mental image of this guy.
the Earth-R imperiex:
Shiva-and-Kali: The twin destroyers, making way for the next thing.
PLX/1000pp. By default, Shiva-and-Kali are a higher-order intelligence. One entity in two bodies, Shiva-and-Kali are ancient aliens, long ago stranded on Earth, that became as one via the grafting of an imperiex-essence. Now one being, Shiva-and-Kali obliterate the old, to make way for the new.

Shiva is a vast demonic giant, his face contorted into a hateful scowl. He dances on the severed heads of his enemies. His breath is as fire. But this fearsome imagery is a false front, a symbolic representation of how fearsome destruction can be. He is served by literally bull-headed Mandragora named Removers of Obstacles.

Kali is a many-armed obsidian-skinned beauty, her face full of murderous glee and wearing a necklace of skulls. She is the mother-who-devours; the drinker of blood; the final silence waiting past the moment of death. But this, too, is a metamophorical allusion to the fact that destruction can be sudden and come from the unlikeliest of sources. Kali is served by serpent-headed Mandragora known as Openers of the Way.

Shiva-and-Kali's VR-Resonance: the Maze within the Heart of the Worlds:
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the Earth-S imperiex:
the Spidergoddess: Beautiful, avenging destroyer.
Stats Writeup:
PLX/1200pp. By default, the Spidergoddess is a higher-order intelligence. Standing 6 miles high with purple skin, raven hair and 'armor' crafted from solidified sunlight, the Spidergoddess' most signature feature are her six arms. Lean and willowy, she is FAR lighter on her feet than she should be, and is far more frail than her epic height would indicate.

Nevertheless, the Spidergoddess is an imperiex, and as such is without equal in Earth-S. Swifter than Mercury, more agile than Luna and more clever than Minerva, the Spidergoddess may control entire ecosystems by 'burying' herself in them: effectively becoming part of the land. With this godlike power, the Spidergoddess may cause earthquakes, slide entire cities into the sea and erupt volcanoes.

Prior to the Day of Fiftyfive Suns, the Spidergoddess was the humiliated wife of a lecherous senator. She was mousy and afraid and lived in fear of her husband’s wrath. Then, fifty-five suns seemed to light up the sky, and, as she transformed, the Spidergoddess contemptuously crushed her husband to death under her immense foot. She swore to never be powerless again, and immediately sought mundane human worship, proclaiming herself Minerva made flesh.

However, her charade was easily unearthed, and her fellow Skytower Giants brought her low, forcing her to kneel before Emperor Hadrian. She was ordered to recant, but all she did was screech defiance. She was thrown in a deep pit and buried alive, like the titans of old.

And there, in the dark, the Solar Lion whispered to her, telling her she wasn’t Minerva, but rather Ariadne, who was secretly Minerva’s beloved disciple. He offered her freedom and power beyond measure if she would be agree to uphold the universe as Jupiter envisaged it and let go of her hatred of the Roman elite. She swore, and the Spidergoddess easily burst forth from her simplistic earthen tomb.

Before the Spidergoddess was imperiex, Earth-S’s imperiex was Nemesis, a sentient black hole. Nemesis was captured by the Tlolkku and slain in an attempt to capture an imperiex-essence—-but of course, such things are impossible.

The Spidergoddess is served by massive Mandragora known as gigantes. Toweringly huge and catastrophically idiotic, gigantes nevertheless have an undeniable skill with Roman-era craftsmanship.

the Spidergoddess' VR-Resonance: the Great Plains of Ulf.
A vast grassy plain inhabited by gigantes and the memetic cores of a select few Roman mortals, the Great Plains of Ulf are a pastoral paradise, where the natives live simple lives amidst cyclopean ruins of unknown origin. Here, the Spidergoddess can control the landscape without needing to bond with it, physically!

The Great Plains of Ulf has a two-way portal to Perpendicular-6. Called the Stairs of Perihelion, it is guarded by ten Colossal+ PL10/150pp Sunsphinx Giants.
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Though quite fragile, the Spidergoddess can easily destroy all life on Earth without much effort.
the Earth-T imperiex:
Lux: Avatar of light; Inheritor of the sun.
PLX/708pp. Both an Avatar (of light) AND an Inheritor (of the sun), AND a nephilim, Lux is the greatest light-manipulator to've ever lived. She can glow so brightly as to cleanse whole galaxies of life; she can create planetary-scale illusions; and more!

Lux is served by literally searingly-hot male dancer-Mandragora of great beauty named Satyrs.

Lux's VR-Resonance: the Apocalyptical Illuminous.
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the Earth-U imperiex:
Enginseer Ka: Ancient Egyptian technological wunderkind.
Crunch Writeup: —-looks—-
PLX/333pp. The imperiex of Earth-U, Enginseer Ka was a Pre-Dynastic Ancient Egyptian ‘magician’ in the employ of King Scorpion. In reality, Ka was an ‘ancient astronaut’, that’d shaped himself into a human guise, and now lent his vast technological knowledge for the benefit of earliest Bronze Age Egyptians. Kept alive for millennia by his science,Mika walked the land, guiding, shaping and destroying as he saw fit.

When the old Earth-U imperiex—-Voidwings—-died in 440 CE defending her reality from Starvampires, the Solar Lion already knew Enginseer Ka would be the perfect replacement. Receiving the imperiex-essence caused Ka to dissolve his own body into a formless memetic ‘machine’ living in the minds of every human and superhuman being on Earth. Now Incarnate in fragmentary form, with the processing power of every human being simultaneously, Ka has sought to plumb the depths of his power and experience upgrade following upgrade following upgrade.

Recently, however, Ka has finally a ‘plateau’ of sorts, beyond which he seems unable to ascend.

Enginseer Ka is served by tiny, ittybitty robot Mandragora known as Coglings.

Enginseer Ka's VR-Resonance: the Moebius Circuitry.
A city of time loops and circular, self-referential stories, the Möbius Circuitry is a bizarre mishmash if Ancient Egypt in the Middle Kingdom era and the cyberscapes of movies like Tron and Troy: Legacy. The old and the new fuse in an ungainly manner, with mummies with cyberlimbs and blaster-wielding pharaonic guards mingling with superstition-laden yet still advanced edifice and a belief in magic coexisting with the efficacy of science.

Inhabited by thoughtforms calledStarsphinces, animated Sphinx statues made of perpetually crumbling sandstone.
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the Earth-V imperiex:
Jax the Sleeping King: He who wrecked the universe.
Crunch Writeup: For those curious enough to look...
PLX/317pp. By default Jax the Sleeping King is a higher-order intelligence.

Jax the Sleeping King is served by VR AI-Mandragoras known as Botz. Placeholder.

Jax the Sleeping King's VR-Resonance:
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Were it possible to recall imperiex-essence, Jax would have been stripped of it long long ago. Jax is the one whose tyranny heralded the Catastrophe that wrecked galactic civilization and led to Earth-V's current sorry situation.
the Earth-W imperiex:
the Vast Glutton That Eats the Sky: Endless, destructive, apocalyptic appetite for food.
PLX. By default, the Vast Glutton That Eats the Sky is a higher-order intelligence. Placeholder.

the VR-Resonance of the Vast Glutton That Eats the Sky:
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the Earth-X imperiex:
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the Earth-Y imperiex:
Jotun Mountainsunderer: Blessed...? Or cursed...?
PLX/666pp. By default, Jotun Mountainsunderer is a higher-order intelligence. Jotun Mountainsunderer is the greatest of the Jotuns of Earth-Y, implanted by AEsir with a VAnir-level hearth thorn and an imperiex-essence from the Solar Lion!

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the Earth-Z imperiex:
Infinity'Spore: The one and only 'Spore of the void.
PLX/666pp. An infinitely dense pinprick of fungus and gravitic force, Infinity'Spore is the most alien of the imperiex.

Infinity'Spore's Mandragora were all consumed long ago by earthhaunts.

Infinity'Spore's VR-Resonance: n/a.
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Perpendicular-6's imperiex:
the Solar Lion: The eldest of the imperiex.
in addition to being an imperiex, the Solar Lion also owns a lesser godforge. As a result, the Solar Lion's powers are quite extreme in scale and scope. They are also firewyld, meaning they are the very substance of existence, itself.

The Sungods, the Sunsphinx and the Timewardens are all powerful servants of the Solar Lion, and're spread thinly throughout the Forever Tree.

However, as is appropriate for an imperiex, the Solar Lion has both a personal VR-Resonance and a host of Mandragora servants known as ’builders’.

the Solar Lion's VR-Resonance: the Pinnacle of all That is Created.
The Pinnacle of all That is Created has two-way portals to every single parallel-Earth, Perpendicular and Resonance in the ENTIRE—-but not to the Rootthrone, the Primordial Deep or the Infinite Roots. Placeholder.

the Solar Lion’s Majestos opposite: Tenebrous.
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[Perpendicular-6]the Sunsphinx (part 1)

Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2016 10:10 pm
by Hoid
The Sunsphinx: lords and ladies of Aeion, in Perpendicular-6.
Who, or what, are the Sunsphinx?
The Sunsphinx are the descendents of the Solar Lion and the Mother-of-Tribes---both of whom are Firstborn higher-order intelligences. Sunsphinx rule Perpendicular-6---Aeion!---and strive to keep the Forever Tree healthy and hale and vital.

Like all biological lifeforms, Sunsphinx have souls and go to the Primordial Deep upon death.

Are Sunsphinx aliens?
No. Despite their parentage, Sunsphinx are 'merely' the evolutionary apex of superhumanity, as a whole. Sunsphinx can thus freely intermix with humans and superhumans!!

How many Sunsphinx are there?
Pureblooded Sunsphinx? About a half-million. As all Sunsphinx are at least PL10/150pp---and as many are significantly more powerful still---this means that, as both a species AND as a civilization, the Sunsphinx are kings of the hill, without a doubt.

Are Sunsphinx really Space Gods?
To a certain extent, yes, they are. They are all highly telepathic and can easily discern prayers directed at them. Furthermore, Sunsphinx have the best Demimachinery in the ENTIRE multiverse.

But...

...they aren't omnipotent, didn't create the multiverse, don't condemn evil and praise righteousness, never answer prayers and have no desire whatsoever for worship. The truth is, Sunsphinx are merely the first superbeings, and, as such, are HIGHLY advanced. In fact, Sunsphinx view superhumanity (as a whole!) to be 'little brothers and sisters', capable of infinite possibilities, if allowed to figure things out on their own...

Who is the Solar Lion? Who are the Firstborn?
The Solar Lion is a male higher-order intelligence, and is a direct child of the Worldfather and the Forever Tree, itself. He is also both an imperiex and owns a lesser godforge. The Solar Lion rules Perpendicular-6 as a Living God King, and brooks no challenges to his divine authority.

The Firstborn, as a whole, were the original offspring of the Worldfather, of which the Solar Lion is a part of. Initially depending on the Worldfather's Aeon-Incarnation and Demiurge-Incarnation to sustain themselves, after he died, the Firstborn lost their immortality and began to die.

In the end, the Solar Lion discovered a cosmic entity could become immortal once more by psychically bonding themselves to both the Forever Tree and the Forever Tree's Weavery, though this knowledge came far far far too late to save his fellow Firstborn. The 2nd and 3rd generations were taught the technique, however, and it is they who rule the multiverse as incarnate gods.

How do the Sunsphinx relate to imperiex, higher-order intelligences and cosmic entities?
Sunsphinx worship the imperiex as a 'pantheon' of united-if-argumentative gods, with the Solar Lion as the chief, primary god. The Sunsphinx have 27 distinct priest hoods---one for each imperiex---and regular prayers and public ceremonies are performed. An imperiex may call upon direct Sunsphinx aid and receive it in a matter of a half hour.

Higher-order intelligences are viewed as gods, but are not worshipped; rather, they are cautiously watched for any signs of trouble.

Cosmic entities are not even acknowledged as gods, despite their obvious overwhelming powers.

How do the Sunsphinx react to/interact with other self-appointed multiversal guardians, such as the Red Sons and the Star Corps?
In a word: poorly. Despite their immortality and supreme gifts of superpowers and superscience, Sunsphinx are notoriously bad at playing with others. Placeholder.

What are Worldlodges?
Sunsphinx have a sacred-if-self-imposed duty to keep the multiverse running smoothly, with as few difficulties as is possible. To do this, they have established a single hidden outpost, or Worldlodge, on each parallel-Earth and in each Perpendicular (which is not needed, for obvious reasons, on Perpwndicular-6). These Worldlodges blend in as best they can and try to insert themselves into low-level regional politics.

Though only Sunsphinx may join a Worldlodge, both the Sungods AND the Timewardens are free to use Worldlodges as entrances and exits to and from each dimension or universe.

What is a Godsfocus?
Godsfoci are Demimachine-locations, akin to the witchlands of Earth-G, that temporarily enhance in some manner any and all full-blooded Sunsphinx to be therein. It is theoretically possible to be under the effects of multiple Godsfoci at any given time, though this is somewhat tricky.

For the purposes of a Godsfocus, the Solar Lion is considered a full-blooded Sunsphinx. The other imperiex, however, do not count as Sunsphinx at all.

Do other realities even know the Sunsphinx exist at all?
For the most part, no. That's the way the Sunsphinx prefers it, and they go to great lengths to keep it that way.

Still...they cannot go entirely without outside contact, and so they trade openly with various spacefaring species. Granted, the Sunsphinx don't need much, but they do have some needs they cannot meet on their own, so...they trade.

How do Sunsphinx feel about Earth-Z's transhumanity?
Cautious friendship. Earth-Z's human species ('transhumanity') is on the verge of becoming just like the Sunsphinx. Though this fills Sunsphinx with elation, it also fills them with dread. After all, nothing says transhumanity will be AT ALL interested in the stability of the multiverse...

How do Sunsphinx feel about Tlolkku? About Starvampires? About Apkallu?
Sunsphinx loathe Tlolkku with a fiery passion. They have Starvampires, however, even more.

Apkallu, however, are regarded as active and malicious enemies; Apkallu and Sunsphinx've been killing each other for thousands of years, and it shows no signs of slowing down... Placeholder.

What relationship do the Sunsphinx have with the Star Corps? With the Red Sons? With the Black Coven?
The Star Corps is a hated/scorned/reviled competitor for the upkeep of the Forever Tree.

The Red Sons, however, are hated and're viewed as dangerous amateurs forever meddling with forces far than they can POSSIBLY hope to control...

The Black Coven is an annoyance. Placeholder.

[Perpendicular-6]the Sunsphinx (part 2)

Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2016 10:11 pm
by Hoid
Aeion (Perpendicular-6): Home-universe of the Space Gods.
Aeion (statistics):
>Full Name:
the Sovereign and Divine Planetary Kingdom of Aeion.

>Population: Citizenry of paradise.
500,000+ Sunsphinx and nearly 2.4 million half-human/half-Sunsphinx ("the Roaringhouse"); 3 million humans (from across the multiverse ["the Lesserhouse"]); 30,000+ superhumans (from across the multiverse ["the Greaterhouse"]); 1.1 million aliens (from across the multiverse ["the Oddhouse"]); 1.9 billion AI-equipped robots ("the Factoryhouse"); 30,000-some thoughtform-citizens and 2,000+ nephilim ("the Totemhouse"), 900,000-some undead (of all sorts ["the Charnelhouse"]); 80,000-some Apkallu (of all sorts ["the Fellhouse"]).

>Capitol: The beating celestial heart of multiversal authority.
Sphinxcity, the largest city on Aeion.

Sphinxcity, itself, is a gargantuan Godsfocus. When in Sphinxcity, all full-blooded Sunsphinx (including the Solar Lion) temporarily gain the following power:
FireWyld: Variable Power 2 (any number of traits at once of the 'Nano-Assemblers' descriptor; Flaws: Distracting). (14pp.)
---/::This is a completed Sphinxcity Godsfocus power-framework build.

>Other Cities: The Three Lessercities of Aeion.
In addition to Sphinxcity, Aeion has three other, so-called 'lesser' cities; the rest of Aeion is a pristine, cosmic eco-wonderland. The Three Lessercities are: Centaurcity, Chimeracity and Phoenixcity.

Centaurcity is a massive Godsfocus. While in Centaurcity, all full-blooded Sunsphinx (including the Solar Lion) temporarily gain the following power:
Powers:
Heirs to Demeter: Plant Control 7. (14pp.)
---/::This is a completed Centaurcity Godsfocus power-framework build.

Chimeracity is a humungous Godsfocus. While in Chimeracity, all full-blooded Sunsphinx (including the Solar Lion) temporarily gain the following superpower:
Powers:
Heirs to Hephaestus: Datalink 4. (4pp.) Enhanced Feats: Inventor, Machine Empathy. (2pp.) Machine Animation 4. (8pp.) --- (14pp.)
---/::This is a completed Chimeracity Godsfocus power-framework build.

Phoenixcity is a gigantic Godsfocus. While in Phoenixcity, all full-blooded Sunsphinx (including the Solar Lion) temporarily gain the following superpower:
Powers:
Heirs to Dionysus: Color Control 5 (Extras: No Saving Throw; Drawbacks: Vulnerability [-1pp; altered colors slowly 'erode themselves' back to normal if taken outside Phoenixcity]). (14pp.)
---/::This is a completed Phoenixcity Godsfocus power-framework build.

>Primary Language(s): Words of the gods.
mTesluthu (a cosmic tongue only speakable by telepaths and cosmic entities [and Sunsphinx, of course!]); other languages include English, French, German, lZaoru (the Apkallu primary language), mOuri (the Tlolkku primary language), Japanese, several dialects of Chinese and wulFuorth (a tongue popular in Earth-B's Andromeda Galaxy).

>Government: The uppermost echelons (part 1 of 3).
Theocratic dictatorship.

>Ruler: The uppermost echelons (part 2 of 3).
His Divine and Omnipotent Majesty the Solar Lion (PLX/2344pp; male Sunsphinx/imperiex and godsmith ur-lion-feral manipulator of the Five Fundamental Forces/possessor), King of Aeion; his primary wife Her Highness Princess-Consort Ennoia (PL16/211pp; female Sunsphinx telepath, cryokinetic and reality-manipulator via a psi-generated 'magestaff'); and his vizier, His Holiness Prefect Primal Key-to-Tomorrow (PL12/210pp; male Sunsphinx gadgeteer).

Sphinxcity itself is directly ruled by His Grace Urban Director Kalu (PL12/266pp; male paragon/power-ring wearer).

>Other Individuals of Great Authority: The uppermost echelons (part 3 of 3).
Speaker for the Charnelhouse His Grace Viscount Solardancer (PL10/150pp; male Sunsphinx 'necromantic' psychic/bloodtechnology expert), a cousin of the Solar Lion, who speaks on behalf of Aeion's undead population; Speaker for the Factoryhouse His Excellency Prince Ilkaharra (PL10/199pp; male Sunsphinx cyberkinetic), chief son of the Solar Lion, who speaks on behalf of Aeion's artificially intelligent population; Speaker for the Greaterhouse Her Excellency Princess Eionia (PL12/199pp; female Sunsphinx genuinely-unkillable immortal), a lesser wife of the Solar Lion, who speaks on behalf of Aeion's superhuman population; Speaker for the Lesserhouse Her Excellency Princess Thara (PL12/200pp; female Sunsphinx size-changer/inverse brick), a lesser wife of the Solar Lion, who speaks on behalf of Aeion's human population; Speaker for the Oddhouse His Most Enlightened Sensei Tlaloc Qu (PL16/311pp male Sunsphinx ur-shapeshifter), who speaks for Aeion's xenogen population; Speaker for the Roaringhouse His Excellency Prince Sandalphon (PL12/177pp; male Sunsphinx brick), a son of the Solar Lion, who speaks on behalf of Aeion's Sunsphinx citizenry; Speaker for the Totemhouse Her Grace Cosmic-duchess Amaru (PL14/299pp; female Sunsphinx top-tier paragon), a great-granddaughter of the Solar Lion, who speaks on behalf of Aeion's thoughtforms and nephilim; and Speaker for the Fellhouse His Excellency Prince Metatron (PL15/300pp; male Sunsphinx cosmic energy-manipulating telepath), a cousin-in-law of the Solar Lion, who speaks on behalf of Aeion's nefarious Apkallu...!

>Primary Religion(s): Gods worshipped by gods.
Ancestor-worship---to be precise, state-sponsored, organized worship of He-who-is-now-Dead. This faith has no name, but is headed by a high priest known as a 'Prefect Primal'.

In addition, the 27 imperiex are worshipped as a fractious-but-ultimately-united ur-pantheon. However, these 27 allied religions are clearly secondary to the worship of He-who-is-now-Dead.

>Landmarks of Interest: The five Godspalaces of Sphinxcity.
the Godspalace Gardens: The Godspalace Gardens are in Sphinxcity. They are a Godsfocus. A botanical wonderland, it is ironically also the barracks for the Wargods. No non-Sunsphinx is allowed in the Godspalace Gardens except by the Solar Lion's explicit permission. However, a large contingent of Earth-B's Leafs and Earth-Q Archons and Epochs work in the Godspalace Gardens each day, keeping the place beautiful, before going home in the Wuhugth District each night. The Godspalace Gardens are connected to the Godspalace Ziggeraut.

The base commander of the Godspalace Gardens is His Grace Archduke Leonine (PL12/222pp; male Sunsphinx lion-feral uber-swordsman).

All full-blooded Sunsphinx (including the Solar Lion), while in the Godspalace Gardens, temporarily gains the following power for free:
Powers:
Voice o' the Green: Communicate 4 (mental; plants). (5pp.)
---/::This is a completed Godspalace Gardens Godsfocus power-framework build.

the Godspalace Hall: The Godspalace Hall is in Sphinxcity. It is a Godsfocus. The sole school of Aeion, the Godspalace Hall is where all of Aeion's young citizenry (Sunsphinx as well as non-Sunsphinx) go to learn. Though it is carefully age-segregated, the Godspalace Hall is, in one massive uber-structure, a school of K-12 and college all rolled into one. A detachment of Wargods is permanently stationed at the Godspalace Hall and act as security.

The dean of the Godspalace Hall is Her Learned Honor Administrator Yveve (PL10/150pp; female Sunsphinx telekinetic illusion-generator).

All full-blooded Sunsphinx (including the Solar Lion), while in the Godspalace Hall, temporarily gains the following power for free:
Powers:
Air of Educational Genius: Enhanced Attributes: Intelligence +5. (5pp.)
---/::This is a completed Godspalace Hall Godsfocus power-framework build.

the Godspalace Temple: The Godspalace Temple is in Sphinxcity. It is a Godsfocus. HQ of two different groups: the half-Sunsphinx/half-human Timewardens, and the entirely non-Sunsphinx Sungods. Wargods detachments are not needed at the Godspalace Temple. The Godspalace Temple is connected to the Godspalace Worldlodge.

The Overwatch Officer of the Sungods and the Overwatch Officer of the Timewardens (see elsewhere) jointly run operations at the Godspalace Temple.

All full-blooded Sunsphinx (including the Solar Lion), while in the Godspalace Temple, temporarily gains the following power for free:
Powers:
Total Access: Datalink 10 (Flaws: Must Leave Physical Body Behind). (5pp.)
---/::This is a completed Godspalace Temple Godsfocus power-framework build.

the Godspalace Worldlodge: The Godspalace Worldlodge is in Sphinxcity. It is a Godsfocus. HQ for the various Worldlodges kept by the Sunsphinx through the multiverse. Each Worldlodge has a wormhole leading to Aeion's Godspalace Worldlodge, kept strong by Demimachines exerting godlike gravimetric force. A Wargod detachment is not necessary at the Godspalace Worldlodge. The Godspalace Worldlodge is connected to the Godspalace Temple.

The chief commander of the Godspalace Worldlodge is Her Learned Honor Curator Lhithureun (PL11/151pp; female Sunsphinx elemental-based shapeshifter).

All full-blooded Sunsphinx (including the Solar Lion), while in the Godspalace Worldlodge, temporarily gains the following power for free:
Powers:
Full Sensory Immersion: Super-Senses 5 (acute hearing, acute sight, analytical scent; Feats: Features 1 [may follow scents like a bloodhound], Independent [a Visitor's Badge]). (5pp.)
---/::This is a completed Godspalace Worldlodge Godsfocus power-framework build.

the Godspalace Ziggeraut: The Godspalace Ziggeraut is in Sphinxcity. It is a Godsfocus. Home of the King, his six Queens, dozens of children and the various Speakers. Two detachments of the Wargods are permanently stationed at the Godspalace Ziggeraut, to protect the government's uppermost echelons. The Godspalace Ziggeraut is connected to the Godspalace Gardens.

Running day-to-day operations at the Godspalace Ziggeraut is Coordinator-Prefect Vargr (PL10/200pp; male Sunsphinx 'lycanthropic' brick).

All full-blooded Sunsphinx (including the Solar Lion), while in the Godspalace Ziggeraut, temporarily gains the following power for free:
Powers:
Protect the King! Protect the Kingdom!: Super-Senses 10 (cosmic awareness; Limited [only things posing a threat to the Solar Lion and/or the Sunsphinx [as a species]). (5pp.)
---/::This is a completed Godspalace Zigguraut Godsfocus power-framework build.

>Landmarks of Interest: The Three Lessercities.
Centaurcity: As Sphinxcity is Aeion's Capitol, so too is Centaurcity Aeion's agricultural heart. It may seem strange, having farms in a universe where the native all have superpowers are where Demimachinery is so commonplace, but the Sunsphinx believe in not placing all your eggs in one basket.

Centaurcity is ruled by Her Grace Urban Director Kayat (PL10/156pp; female Sunsphinx florakinetic).

Chimeracity: As Sphinxcity is Aeion's Capitol, to too is Chimeracity Aeion's industrial center. Gargantuan, eco-friendly Demimachine assembler-factories churn out billions of tons of non-Demimachine-tech every day, 99% of which is sold to starfaring civilizations throughout the Forever Tree. What little is left over is more than sufficient for Aeion's needs.

Chimeracity is governed by His Grace Urban Director Shkaaveenngh (PL12/188pp; male Sunsphinx cryokinetic/cyberkinetic).

Phoenixcity: As Sphinxcity is Aeion's Capitol, so too is Phoenixcity the strong, beating heart of Aeion's arts. Creativity is encouraged, as only artists may hold local positions of authority. It is also unique in that only in Phoenixcity can non-Sunsphinx attain positions of real political prowess. Earth-A sunwitches And Earth-B Heavenshadows are abundant, in Phoenixcity, along with large populations of Fish (from the Earth-Q universe).

Phoenixcity is governed by His Grace Urban Director Ammniszuu (PL16/225pp; male Sunsphinx reality-manipulator).

>Tech-Level: Sciences of the gods.
Demimachinery-scale.

>Defensive Measures: The armed might of the gods (part 1 of 2).
Entirely automated, Aeion's impressive defenses consist of billions of picoscopic psi-charged robots, each capable of altering reality for the sole purpose of warding off attack. These tiny machines are rarely needed, however, as even higher-order entities know better than to attack a planet this powerful.

>Offensive Measures: The armed might of the gods (part 2 of 2).
Nevertheless, Aeion does have a professional standing military. Led by the 111 Wargods (i.e., Sunsphinx soldiers) and fleshed out with 631 half-human/half-Sunsphinx soldiers and equipped with weaponry and armor so advanced as to be essentially indistinguishable from magic, this army can take on just about anyone.

However, Aeion does not have much in the way of staying power for military adventurism abroad, and thus almost never fights on extradimensional territory.

-_--/|
Unique Features: Transportation.
Five Fold Door: Device 5 (massive 5-sided portal; hard to lose; Flaws: Linked [to Five Fold Door Immoveable]). (20pp.) Immoveable 12 (Extras: Affects Objects; Flaws: Linked [to Five Fold Door Device], Only Affects Objects). (12pp.) --- (32pp.)
There are four Five Fold Doors: one is in each city of Aeion.
Five Fold Door Powers:
Cloaking Mechanisms: Invisibility 5 (Extras: Affects Objects; Feats: Insidious 1, Subtle 2; Flaws: Only Affects Objects, Range [self, only]). (4pp.)
Five Destinations: Super-Movement 2 (dimensional movement 2 [any Perpendicular in the entire Forever Tree]; Extras: Portal). (8pp.)

Twentysix Fold Door: Device 5 (massive 26-sided portal; hard to lose; Flaws: Linked [to Twentysix Fold Door Immoveable]). (20pp.) Immoveable 20 (Extras: Affects Objects; Flaws: Linked [to Twentysix Fold Door Device], Only Affects Objects). (20pp.) --- (40pp.)
There are four Twentysix Fold Doors: one is in each city of Aeion.
Twentysix Fold Door Powers:
Indestructible: Impervious Toughness 17. (17pp.)
Twentysix Destinations: Super-Movement 2 (dimensional movement 2 [any parallel-Earth in the entire Forever Tree]; Extras: Portal). (8pp.)
---/::This is a completed Twentysix Fold Door build.
-_--/|

SUNSPHINX TERMINOLOGY:
What is the Local Dominion?

The Local Dominion is the entirely of existence, as created by He-who-is-now-Dead.

What is the Local Inner Dominion?
The Forever Tree is the Local Inner Dominion.

What is the Distant Inner Dominion?
Consisting of the Infinite Roots BELOW the Forever Tree, the Distant Inner Dominion is a place metaphysically crushed by the weight of the multiverse, above—-malforming reality in the Infinite Roots horrifically as a result.

What is the Local Outer Dominion?
The Outer Shell and the Beyond are part of the Local Outer Dominion.

What’s the Distant Outer Dominion?
The Distant Outer Dominion is the Primordial Deep and the Rootthrone.

[Perpendicular-6]the Sunsphinx (part 3)

Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2016 10:12 pm
by Hoid
The Servants of the Sunsphinx:
Two organizations' worth of lesser beings serve the Sunsphinx in keeping the Forever Tree's dimensional integrity strong, firm and resolute: the superhero ur-team the Sungods (26 superheroes from each parallel-Earth and six superbeings from each of the six Perpendiculars); and the Timewardens (13 half-human/half-Sunsphinx superbeings [neither good nor evil]). Both sects work independently of the other, yet share the same two HQs and bosses.

the Sungods: The greatest superhero team in existence.
Founded 11 centuries ago by the express command of the Solar Lion, the Sungods are THE most powerful and influential non-cosmic entity/higher-order Intelligence superteam in the entire Forever Tree.
(As a note, the Sungods are forbidden from entering the Infinite Roots.)
>HQ:
Two HQs, really:
The Godspalace Temple, Sphinxcity, Aeion, Perpendicular-6,
or,
the Temple-at-the-Heart, spacefaring dimension-hopping time-traveling ur-ship.
>Mission Statement:
"Protect the entire Forever Tree from the greatest of enemies."
>Membership Roster:
334 (32 superhumans; 1 Sunsphinx Overwatch officer; and the rest are AI-equipped robots acting as support-personel).
>Team Leader:
The Aegis (from Earth-N [female Lady of Iron Sun spiritwolf).
>Team Members:
The Aegis (PL12/151pp; from Earth-N [team leader/female Lady of Iron Sun spiritwolf]); the Amazing Equine Hominid! (PL11/150pp; from Earth-W [team brick/male Brood-kin horsehead giant]); Armada (PL5/150pp; from Earth-P [team 'bullet-absorber'/male Everlasting-class archon]); the Artful Dodger (PL8/144pp; from Perpendicular-3 [team mascot/male Lightning-imbued miklio superspeedster]), Beastly (PL6/100pp; from Earth-Y [team telepath and emotion-manipulator/yeodome-piloted robot]); Cpt. Triumph (PL8/120pp; from Earth-O [team inventor/male ‘bad-ass normal’ Roaring '20s pulp adventurer!]); the Creeping Tide (PL12/100pp; from Earth-C [swarm-entity/genderless ant-monster]); Deicide (PL7/120pp; from Earth-I [team martial artist/male ‘bad-ass normal’ trained to fight superhumans]); the Dreamingspore (from Earth-Z (PL15/290pp; uber-brick/hermaphrodite 'Spore of the sea]); Endless Infinite Forever Animal-King (PL10/150pp; from Earth-J [team reconnaissance expert/male sky lion animal-feral illusionist]); Endless Unyielding Appetite (PL11/150pp; from Perpendicular-4 [team tank/'male' matter-eater beast]); Fool (PL12/199pp; from Perpendicular-6 [team utility-guy/female clown-themed Sunsphinx reality-manipulator]); Hallah, the Brazen Valkyrie (PL13/200pp; from Perpendicular-1 [team blaster/female human Stormblooded]); the Hightower Watchman (PL16/299pp; from Earth-H [team powerhouse/Supermanalogue]); the Hobgoblin (PL6/90pp; from Earth-M [team blaster/male Moonbound archer-guy]); Horus the Ibis-Headed (PL9/151pp; from Earth-K [team blaster/Half-Giant light-manipulator]); the Immortuus (PL6/130pp; from Earth-L [team 'bullet-absorber'/male unkillable benevolent baseline magus lich]); Maiden America (PL8/120pp; from Earth-R [team coordinator/female ‘bad-ass normal’ patriotic hero]); Oblivion Denied (PL10/150pp; from Earth-V [team reconnaissance/male ‘living perpetual explosion’ Tempestineer]); Omniguardian (PL10/150pp; from Earth-U [team all-around all-purpose utility-guy/male Green Lantern pastiche]); Overwatch Officer Antarakili (PL12/200pp female Sunsphinx telekinetic/chronakinetic); Primeval Man (PL10/150pp; from Earth-X [team brick/male Shedim-a); Pyre (from Earth-E [pyrokinetic shapeshifter/female cyborg {"idol"}]); Sailor o' the Ebon Sky (PL9/150pp; from Earth-Q [team transporter/female ‘bad-ass normal’ with a shapeshifting personal vehicle]); 'Shroom (PL15/290pp; from Earth-T [team weirdo/gigantic fungal alien precognitive unstuck somewhat in time]); Simon Luther (PL3/66pp; from Earth-G [team reconnaissance expert/male ESP-specialist Starborn]); TANK (PL16/200pp; from Earth-F [team's heavy-hitter/nominally male kinetic railgun-using Machine-God cyborg brick]); Therion (PL13/212pp; from Perpendicular-5 [team heavy-hitter/female deep one hybrid]); Tiny Tailor Taylor (PL0/8pp; from Earth-B [team PR guy/male Leaf mutant]); Undying Brute (PL10/155pp; from Earth-S [team medic/female empathic healer skytreader Skytower Giant]), Warriorborn (PL15/233pp; from Earth-A [brick/male Sunwitch]); X-Treem the Executioner (PLawesome/totallybitchinpp; from Earth-D [joke character/male {of course!} Liefeldian rip-off]); Zooa'aarru (PL9/150pp; from Perpendicular-2 [team scrapper/female jellyfish-god of chaos and ingenuity).

All Sungods have the following powers, for free---bestowed upon them by the Solar Lion for the duration of their team membership. No points need be spent. Both powers have the 'Firewyld' descriptor and the 'Demimachine' descriptors.
"Slide Me!": Super-Movement 1 (dimensional movement 1 [Perpendicular-6, only]; Extras: Portal; Flaws: Medium [must say aloud in a strong, clear voice, "Slide me!"]; Drawbacks: Power Loss [if their connection to the Temple-at-the-Heart is ever severed]). (0pp!)
Sungod: Super-Movement 3 (dimensional movement 2 [any parallel-Earth in the entire Forever Tree]; Drawbacks: Power Loss [if their connection to the Temple-at-the-Heart is ever severed]). (0pp!)

the Timewardens: Guardians of the flow of past, to present, to future.
>HQ:
the Godspalace Temple, Sphinxcity, Aeion, Perpendicular-6,
or,
the Temple-at-the-Heart, a spacefaring, dimension-hopping, time-traveling ur-ship.
>Mission Statement:
"To protect the timestream, no matter what."
>Membership Roster:
100 (13 half-human/half-Sunsphinx superbeings; 1 Sunsphinx Overwatch officer; and the rest are AI-equipped robots serving as support-personnel).
>Team Leader:
Timewarden-Primal (PL9/150pp; male telepathic powerhouse).
>Team Members:
Overwatch Officer Linkiri (PL12/200pp female Sunsphinx paragon); Timewarden-Architect (PL14/290pp; male psionic matter-manipulator who also has a literal 'wishing machine' as a Device); Timewarden-Bheast (PL12/200pp; genderfluid animal-shifter/'ur-werebeast'); Timewarden-Healer (PL1/55pp; female genetics super-scientist [no significant superpowers of note]); Timewarden-Intellect Prime (PL5/99pp; male mildly telepathic uber-genius); Timewarden-King (PL10/150pp; male brick); Timewarden-Priestess (PL10/150pp; female reality-manipulator [albeit via intense meditation]); Timewarden-Primal (PL9/150pp; male telepathic powerhouse); Timewarden-Primordial (PL11/150pp; female size-changer [she can both shrink and grow]); Timewarden-Queen (PL9/149pp; female telekinetic); Timewarden-Sentinal (male reactive shapeshifter); Timewarden-Soldier (PL10/190pp; male gun-nut with tactile pyrokinesis and an immunity to fire), Timewarden-Sphinx (PL7/141pp; female sphinx-feral brick): Timewarden-Warshapesmith (PL17/330pp; female ur-cyborg with infinite varieties of cataclysmically powerful weapons built into her cyberarms); Timewarden-Yeodome (PL2/90pp; male yeodome-technician).

All Timewardens have the following powers, for free, granted to them by the Solar Lion for the duration of their time as Timewardens. No points need be spent for what follows. Both these powers have the 'Firewyld' descriptor and the 'Demimachine' descriptor.
"Come in, NEXUS...": Datalink 9 (Extras: Dimensional 26 [every parallel-Earth in the Forever Tree]; Drawbacks: Power Loss [if their connection to the Temple-at-the-Heart is ever severed]). (0pp!)
Timewarden: Super-Movement 3 (temporal movement 3 [any point in time]; Drawbacks: Power Loss [if their connection to the Temple-at-the-Heart is ever severed]). (0pp!)

-//-\\-

The Godspalace Temple: Ur-HQ.
the Godspalace Temple: Equipment 66 (HQ 66). (66pp.)
Placeholder.

The Temple-at-the-Heart: Ur-spaceship.
the Temple-at-the-Heart: Equipment 67 (mobile HQ 67). (67pp.)
The Temple-at-the-Heart is the physically largest spacefaring vessel in the entire Forever Tree: it is a Demimachine ship of galaxy-subduing power. Crewed by nearly a hundred thousand AI-equipped robots, the Temple-at-the-Heart is also the mobile HQ of BOTH the Sungods and the Timewardens.

[Resonances]a listing

Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2016 10:14 pm
by Hoid
Resonances:
What are Resonances?
A Resonance is a non-parallel-Earth universe set within the boundaries of the Forever Tree. That are unlike parallel-Earths and Perpsndiculars in that Resonances of finite size---the largest Resonance ever discovered was the size of planet Earth. Some Resonances are extremely small.

Not all Resonances have native life, though all are populated by THIS point..

How is a Resonance different from a Perpendicular?
Resonances differ from Perpendiculars in more than just size: they vary in accessibility and in self-sustenance.

ANY Perpendicular can be reached from ANY parallel-Earth, provided one uses the appropriate powers...this is NOT the case with Resonances. Each Resonance is dimensionally "locked onto" a single, specific parallel-Earth. Only from that particular parallel-Earth can that particular Resonance be reached. Furthermore, leaving a Resonance is only possible if one is headed to the specific parallel-Earth said Resonance is attached to. Only imperiex are exempt from this; only they can enter and leave any Resonance from anywhere in the multiverse.

How many Resonances are there?
300. Keep in mind many parallel-Earth's have several dozen Resonances, while some parallel-Earth may have only one or two---or even none at all!

How big ARE Resonances, anyways?
As mentioned above, Resonances are limited in size. Virtually none of them obey standard astrophysics; most are scientifically quite bizarre. They may not have a 'normal' flow of time, and universal laws may be highly altered within their boundaries.

Can Resonances be destroyed?
Sure. It would take a cosmic entity, higher-order intelligence or imperiex to do so, however!

What lives in Resonances?
Very very very strange things made their home in Resonances. Non-Euclidian horrors; living geometric optical illusions; non-existent beings that somehow exist by way of not existing...you get the idea. Most Resonances cannot easily support mundane human life.

Are there any Resonances of especial note?
Yes: 27 of them, to be precise. Each imperiex has a VR-Resonance they may retreat to either telepathically or bodily whenever they wish. These custom-made Resonances present the imperiex in question with an idealized version of their parallel-Earth: a 'blueprint', if you will, to how to build a better tomorrow...

They are not normal Resonances, however, as they travel with their imperiex; they are the only Resonances to do so...!

Give me three example Resonances?
Sure, no problem:

From Earth-B we have the Ego-orrery, a purely psychic astral plane Mentats and only Mentats can tap into. Vast chthonic worm-like thoughtforms---so-called 'Manias'---float through the turbulent astral sea, 'feeding' off the chaos Mentats inevitably draw in their wake. The Ego-orrery is not the same thing as Earth-B's Occult Silenis, despite vast superficial similarities.

On Earth-M is Faerie, a psychotropic wilderness where story trumps logic and reason. Though not genuinely a world of fairies and fairytales, Faerie is a place where nothing is at it seems and lies abound. Dreamers are abundant here, but they have yet to coalesce and acquire Drives: as a result, they are freakishly half-formed and coated in the gore of their lessers. Stories in Faerie are incoherent, at best...

[The Outer Shell]Antimatterbodies

Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2016 10:15 pm
by Hoid
Antimatterbodies: Guardians of the lanes.
Antimatterbodies are literally gigantic white blood cells of the Worldfather's that somehow survived his death. Leaving He-who-is-now-Dead's corpse, the Antimatterbodies flocked to the Outer Shell, where they took roost in the final-most barrier's nooks and crannies.

Over time, Antimatterbodies began hollowing out passageways through the Outer Shell, eventually reaching Beyond. Beyond the Forever Tree is a never-ending onion of undifferentiated dimensions, universes and cosmologies, a chaotic, uneven blend of space/time. Realizing the mistake they'd made, the Antimatterbodies swore to divide these new 'lanes' they'd made amongst themselves and thence guard the Forever Tree from the Beyond's warping influence.

Antimatterbodies have no memetic cores; as such, they simply cease to exist when killed. They do, however, have both Aeon-Incarnations and Demiurge-Incarnations.

Antimatterbodies, in General: An overview.
Each Antimatterbody is unique and could easily have a full character writeup. Antimatterbodies, however, never vary from being PL10/150pp.

ALL Antimatterbodies share certain powers in common, no matter what species they are or what lanes they guard. These powers are:
Powers: (14pp.)
Invincible Purpose: Immunity 1 (aging). (1pp.) Immutable. (10pp.) --- (11pp.)
Lane-Travel: Features 1 (will never be attacked by fellow Antimatterbodies, irregardless of species). (1pp.) Space Travel 2 (Extras: Portal ["conjuring a nearby lane"]; Flaws: Medium [Outer Shell lanes]). (2pp.) --- (3pp.)
---/::This is a completed generic Antimatterbody power-framework build.

Different Kinds of Antimatterbodies: Lane-specific 'species'.
Blue Antimatterbodies: Guardians of Lunar lanes!
Blue Antimatterbodies psychically embody evil, itself, though only in a passively malevolent manner. All Blue Antimatterbodies have the following powers. Anything beyond this is dependent on the individual Blue Antimatterbody in question.
Powers: (10pp.)
All Your Secrets, Mine to See: Mind Reading 2. (2pp.)
Evil has a Distinct Psychic Scent: Super-Senses 2 (analytical detect evil intent; Flaws: Sense-Dependent [scent]). (1pp.) --- (2pp.)
AP: Good has a Distinct Psychic Scent: Super-Senses 2 (analytical detect benevolent intent; Flaws: Sense-Dependent [scent]). (1pp.)
You See Your Own Evil in Me: Morph 1 (humanoid form; Extras: Action [free action]; Feats: Variable Descriptor [any 'Evil']; Flaws: Limited [may only assume forms reminiscent of the greatest 'evil' ever performed by the closest onlooker]). (5pp.)
---/::This is a completed Blue Antimatterbody power-framework build.

Green Antimatterbodies: Guardians of World lanes!
Green Antimatterbodies are the psychic avatars of the tenuous and careful balance between good and evil, albeit in a passive manner. All Green Antimatterbodies have the following powers. Anything beyond this is dependent on the individual Green Antimatterbody in question.
Powers: (10pp.)
Firewyld Access: Cosmic Energy Control 2 (firewyld energy). (4pp.) --- (10pp.)
BP: Firewyld Blast: Blast 2. (1pp.)
AP: Firewyld Blade: Strike 2. (1pp.)
AP: Firewyld Boots: Super-Movement 4 (perfect balance, slow fall, wall-crawling; Feats: Affects Incorporeal [he can walk across ectoplasmic surfaces {NOT the same as air-walking, mind you!}]). (1pp.)
AP: Firewyld Lash: Snare 2 (Extras: Progression 1 [range]; Feats: Homing 1). (1pp.)
AP: Firewyld Shield: Force Field 2. (1pp.)
AP: Firewyld Wings: Flight 2. (1pp.)
---/::This is a completed Green Antimatterbody power-framework build.

Orange Antimatterbodies: Guardians of Solar lanes!
Orange Antimatterbodies psionically embody benevolence itself, though only in a passive manner. All Orange Antimatterbodies have the following powers. Anything beyond this is dependent on the individual Orange Antimatterbody in question.
Powers: (10pp.)
Upholding Virtue: Immunity 20 (mental effects; Flaws: Limited [only to resist 'evil' mental effects]). (10pp.)
---/::This is a completed Orange Antimatterbody power-framework build.

Yellow Antimatterbodies: Guardians of Star lanes!
Orange Antimatterbodies are madness, personified, and have no predictable behavior at all. All Yellow Antimatterbodies have the following powers. Anything beyond this is dependent on the individual Yellow Antimatterbody in question.
Powers: (10pp.)
Reality is Mutable: Variable Power 2 (any number of powers at once of the 'Madcap Alterations to Reality' descriptor; Flaws: Check Required [Concentrate check], Medium [the Outer Shell]). (10pp.)
---/::This is a completed Yellow Antimatterbody power-framework build.

Matterbodies: Guardians of the Beyond!
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[The Primordial Deeps]Ferrymen

Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2016 10:16 pm
by Hoid
Ferrymen: Spiritguides for the deceased.
What are Ferrymen?
Ferrymen are incorporeal thoughtforms charged by an ancient mandate to ferry the dead to the Primordial Deep. They communicate only with the dead; only the dead may affect them. But...they can affect the living, and possess frightening necropsionic powers.

Ferrymen have no memetic cores; thus they just cease to exist upon being killed. However, they have false memetic cores, which, while not souls, DO permit Ferrymen sentience. Further, Ferrymen have neither Aeon-Incarnations or Demiurge-Incarnations.

Do Ferrymen have a society? A language? A religion?
A society? No. Ferrymen pursue their ancient mandate alone. They only gather when undead draw near, in order to protect souls from predation. Even then, Ferrymen never seem to communicate with each other, even telepathically; they just eerily work in unison when the time comes.

A language? Technically...yes, though, to be honest, it's more of an 'ur-language' understandable by all souls of the dead.

However...Ferrymen never communicate with the living. The few cases of genuine resurrection depict Ferryman voices as chill and sombre and calm, with a great and abiding patience.

A religion? Wellllll.... No. And yes.

To explain: Ferrymen believe the Worldfather gave them their mandate and psionically, irrevocably bound them to that mandate. Ferrymen must do as they do, and they, themselves, seem to regard it as a sacred calling.

Nevertheless, Ferrymen do not pray. They obey only the mandate carved into their false 'memetic cores'. They do not petition or supplicate or entreaty, even to their maker. Such is the Ferryman way, as ever it has been...

Well, then...do Ferrymen socialize, at all?
...sort of. They never socialize with each other, but they do get quite chatty with those they escort. Though never quite 'friendly', Ferrymen do their best to reassure the newly dead that Heaven or Hell may not be what's waiting for them, but rather...something else.

Where do Ferrymen come from?
They never say. Ever. Even to the newly dead. But it's clear they are native to omewhere other than the Primirdial Deep, a realm they only refer to in the vaguest of manners.

How many Ferrymen are there?
As many as is needed. Extra Ferrymen blink into and fade out of existence as is required. This process appears automated in some manner, and has had unusual 'hiccups' in the past.

What can Ferrymen do?
Ferrymen cannot be affected by the living; only imperiex can supersede this limitation. Furthermore, Ferrymen have an immunity to telepathy from anyone, even imperiex or the newly dead.

Ferrymen have infinite power over the souls of the newly dead. Ferrymen may bend reality, itself, to accomplish a seemingly-infinite variety of necropsychic effects. There seems, however, to be an upper limit to what even Ferrymen can accomplish.

In fact...here is a generic Ferryman writeup:
PL15/150pp. (Grim Reapers, essentially [neutral].)
Attributes: Strength - (-), Dexterity - (-), Constitution - (-), Intelligence 12 (+1), Wisdom 12 (+1), Charisma 12 (+1). (6pp.)
Combat:
Saves:
Feats: Fearless, Fearsome Presence 1. (2pp.)
Skills:
Powers: (100pp.)
'Infinite' Power Over the Souls of the Deceased: Banish 5 (souls of the dead; Extras: No Saving Throw). (15pp.) Exorcism 5 (souls of the dead; Extras: No Saving Throw). (15pp.) Spirit Control 5 (souls of the dead). (10pp.) --- (40pp.)
Necrokinetic Omnipotence: Illusion 10 (all five senses; Flaws: Limited ['Death' descriptor effects, only]). (30pp.)
No Living OR Unliving Flesh: Immunity 31 (aging, Fortitude effects; Feats: Innate). (32pp.) Insubstantial 4 (Extras: Duration [continuous]; Feats: Innate; Flaws: Permanent). (17pp.) --- (49pp.)
Untouchable Mind: Immunity 20 (mental effects; Feats: Innate; Flaws: Permanent). (11pp.)
Drawbacks:
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[The Primordial Deeps]the afterlife

Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2016 10:18 pm
by Hoid
The Primordial Deep: Land of the dead.
What is the Primordial Deep?
The Primordial Deep is the afterlife. Simple as that. It is not a Perpendicular nor is it a Resonance, and it most definitely isn't a parallel-Earth. The Primordial Deep is its own thing, dimensionally distinct from all other universes.

Who goes to the Primordial Deep? Who doesn't go to the Primordial Deep?
The souls of dead biological living beings and the souls of destroyed AIs. They 'awaken' to find a Ferryman ready to take them to their final destination. Most Ferrymen do their best to calm the newly dead and get them prepared for this last journey.

However...cosmic entities and higher-order intelligences do not go to the Primordial Deep, instead falling straight through the multiverse and ending up Beyond. No Ferrymen escort them, as the Forever Tree's gods need no spiritguides, instead being perfectly capable of overseeing their own final pilgrimage.

Do superbeings keep their powers in the afterlife?
No. They're dead. They have their memetic core and that's all, folks.

Is the Primordial Deep Heaven? Is the Primordial Deep Hell?
No. And no. It's...different.

Souls in the Primordial Deep magnify themselves, changing and warping and metamorphosing into more of what they really are: a charitable soul full of compassion may become a winged angel of living gold and a healing touch; while a professional burglar may degenerate into a faux-canine monstrosity able to hold things in a vast 'extra stomach'. This is independent of reward or punishment. It just...is.

What is the afterlife like?
Unknown, to a very large extent. Resurrection after a prolonged death is extremely difficult to achieve, and usually has a profoundly distorting effect on memories of the afterlife.

Everyone has a radically different experience in the Primordial Deep: some souls enter an idyllic wilderness full of talking animal-gods; while others might find themselves in the depths of 'outer space', 'exploring alien worlds'. Meanwhile, still others may experience an ever-shifting labyrinth full of cybernetic wonders and steampunk monstrosities. Still others experience a tranquil oblivion full of happy memories, while others report being hunted by cyclopean beings made of stone. It varies, and even changes significantly if someone dies, goes to the Primordial Deep, is resurrected, then dies again.

Given enough time, a soul has changed too much to ever be resurrected. They have drifted very far from mortality and no longer even wish to go back.

Is God in the Primordial Deep?
....maaaaayyybe. Sometimes souls encounter beings that claim to be God or gods, angels, demons and tribal ancestor-spirits...but are they what they say, or are they merely reflections of the soul in question? These beings may believe they are as they say they are...or they could be lying. Reading their minds is impossible, and guessing their motivations a mindbending chore.

Certainly, entities 'native' to the Primordial Deep never leave their environs, and even seem to undergo significant change, over enough of a period of time.

[Parallel-Earths]greatest heroes (part 1)

Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2016 10:29 pm
by Hoid
The Greatest Heroes and Heroines of Each Parallel-Earth:
Earth-A's greatest heroes and heroines:
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Earth-B's greatest heroes and heroines:
The Mighty Four!, Hegemonic heroes!
Team Members: the Forestmother (PL11/292pp; team brick/female Giant); Katy Katydid (PL1/9pp; team 'cavalry'/female katydid-riding Leaf); the Nanite, Leaf of Adventure! (PL1/12pp; team motivational speaker/male Leaf); Popinjay (PL1/8pp; team scout/female Leaf).
Yes, only the Forestmother has any genuine effectiveness in battle. Yes, she's more of a solo heroine with four nigh-useless Sidekicks. And yes, the Forestmother takes her role in the team very seriously.

The Mighty Four! are more effective as icons and cultural lightning rods, than they are as superheroes. Composed of four incredibly compassionate mutants, the Mighty Four! present humanity with a friendly, uplifting mutant 'face'. Standing for a peaceful cohabitation of mutant and human, these four heroes do talking tours, lead charity events and speak on behalf of oppressed Hegemonic humans.

Sometimes, the greatest heroes of all never fight a single supervillain...!

Earth-C's greatest heroes and heroines:
Enkidu: The wildest of the wild.
PL10/150pp. Male demigod; son of Inanna. He is an ape-feral brick. Enkidu is the boon companion of Gilgamesh. Placeholder.

Gilgamesh: The king of Uruk-of-the-Four-Walls.
PL10/150pp. Male demigod; son of Shamash. Gilgamesh is a brick, and he is also a Sumerian king and the best friend of wild, free Enkidu! All-in-all, Gilgamesh is the greatest hero in all Mesopotamia. Certainly, many others positively dwarf Gilgamesh in might, but the King of Uruk has a disturbing tendency to triumph over stupidly absurd odds. Placeholder.

Earth-D's greatest heroes and heroines:
Bloodspoilt: Wow! He's over 9,000!
Team Members: Angry Grimface (PLdontpisshimoff/hesgotrazorsonhisfingertipspp; team teeth-gritter/obvious rip-off of a much better-known hero). Placeholder.

Earth-E's greatest heroes and heroines:
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Earth-F's greatest heroes and heroines:
Jotun: Stranger-than-strange!
Jotun (PL9/122pp), a male Machine-Deity flying brick of rather low power, is nevertheless his parallel-Earth's most celebrated superhero. Jotun's adventures are extremely strange, and frequently involve trips to the weirdest stretches of the Forever Tree!

Earth-G's greatest heroes and heroines:
The PCs of my Green Star PbP, obviously!
The bad-ass normal Musketeer, Francis del Silver!
The faux(?)-demongirl, Erzebet Fekete!
The fire-manipulating Catholic monk, William!
The nun who can heal all wounds, Catalina Ruiz del Castillo!
The man who sees the flaws in all things, Dalton Cartwright!
The indestructible, kinetic-energy-absorbing Teutonic Knight, Rheinholdt von Hochberg!
The insubstantial ne'erdowell, Roger Fletcher!
The reverse-possessed lunatic, Joshua Rhodes!
The shark-totem lady-pirate masquerading as a man, Maryanne Ready!

Earth-H's greatest heroes and heroines:
the Circle:
The Circle is divided into the bestial Drum Circle and the sacred Meditation Circle; both teams answer to the Heavenly Beast (PL7/125pp; real name Corso Cassidy/male phoenix-gorgon).
the Drum Circle:
Made up entirely of gorgons, save for one, the Drum Circle is a monstrous, frightening force for good. The Drum Circle and the Meditation Circle are tightly allied.

The leader of the Drum Circle is, ironically enough, an arhat named William Farsighter-Westerling (PL12/151pp; no code-name/male arhat able to conjure fiery thoughtforms). Placeholder.

the Meditation Circle:
Made up solely of arhats, save for one, this disturbingly emaciated group wields the Fires of Shiva for the good of all! The Meditation Circle and the Drum Circle are tightly allied.

The Meditation Circle is led, ironically enough, by a gorgon named Deadly Blossom (PL11/166pp; real name is Brittany Wilhelmaine/female 'rose-golem' gorgon). Placeholder.

Earth-I's greatest heroes and heroines:
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Earth-J's greatest heroes and heroines:
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Earth-K's greatest heroes and heroines:
Jack the Giant-Killer:
PL10/190pp. Real name is Leopold Highwaters. A bad-ass normal, Jack the Giant-Killer is incredibly skilled with the ambush of and killing of Manifold Giants. Placeholder.

Eath-L's greatest heroes and heroines:
Siredam the Progenitor:
An Ogresymbiont bioconnected to Lilit—-an Ogrestructure—-Siredam the Progenitor is genderless yet has the ability to ‘procreate’ asexually; she can infect others with Ogresymbiosis as if she were a full-fledged Ogre! She has a single Quickmind Ogredoll. Placeholder.

Earth-M's greatest heroes and heroines:
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Earth-N's greatest heroes and heroines:
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Earth-O's greatest heroes and heroines:
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Earth-P's greatest heroes and heroines:
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Earth-Q's greatest heroes and heroines:
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Earth-R's greatest heroes and heroines:
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Earth-S's greatest heroes and heroines:
Walking Sun: Blazingly bright light-generating skytreader.
PL12/300pp. As delicate as spun glass, crystal clear and blazingly hot from within, 4-mile-high skytreader Walking Sun literally contains a miniature sun as a heart. Occluded from full brightness by 'darkness' he 'wears' like clothing, by removing this 'night-fabric' Walking Sun's illumination can scorch the sides of entire mountains!

Walking Sun is worshipped in Rome as a deified mortal aspect of Mithras, and belongs to Rome's Titans Legion. Parthians fear Walking Sun immensely.

Earth-T's greatest heroes and heroines:
the Embodied:
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Earth-U's greatest heroes and heroines:
Omniguardian:
PL10/150pp...sometimes. Omniguardian belongs to two superhero teams: one local to Earth-U---the Prometheans; and one on a cosmic scale---the Sungods. His membership in both is well-known to his fellow Earth-U superheroes/superheroine so.

Omniguardian himself possesses no powers. Instead, Omniguardian wields the Allscepter---a weapon given to him by a thoughtform-turned-human named Graven Idol. The Allscepter channels raw dark matter, allowing the wielder to create---and then dismiss!---objects from seemingly nothingness.

Omniguardian patrols the Sol System in pursuit of his sworn oath to protect humanity from alien menaces. He has redoubts on each planet and moon in the solar system, and, out there in the obsidian oblivion, he found...something unexpected.

Every so on, the planets align in just the right configuration and the Allscepter is 'supercharged' by an 'overflow' of dark matter, temporarily increasing him to godlike levels of power. But, these periods always pass, returning Omniguardian to 'normal'.

Omniguardian's real name is Warren Bookster.

Earth-V's greatest heroes and heroines:
the Ancient Astronaut:
The Ancient Astronaut is Faamli Mann, a 25th-Century CE Armsman sent to explore the furthest corners of Orion's Arm. He fell through a Tlolkku-generated miniature-wormhole, however, and ended in Earth-V's rather dismal present. Placeholder.

Earth-W's greatest heroes and heroines:
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Earth-X's greatest heroes and heroines:
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Earth-Y's greatest heroes and heroines:
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Earth-Z's greatest heroes and heroines:
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