Rolled 1 - 2 (1d3 - 2)

>>74540969

>>74540969
I looked over the posts you made while I was gone in the last thread, (IRL business took a little longer than expected) and see what you mean about the pantheon's web of relationships looking like a clusterfuck. It's only mostly legible to me and I've been analyzing it, so I went and started to draw a thin black border around the lines but realized that'd take four to five times longer than drawing the lines themselves to begin with, so I'm going to wait to do that until the pantheon has run its course or we've at least trickled down to the demigods themselves. How the divine bloodline works, if one parent is five or more generations deep, the odds of Demigodhood are one-in-four, but this doesn't count if the other parent is three-or-less generations deep themselves. The one-in-four odds hold into the sixth and seventh generations but decline into two-in-four at the eighth and ninth generation, which becomes three-in-four at the tenth and eleventh, and then one-in-four odds of it not being a Demigod from then on. If relations are had between a Demigod and a God, the odds of the offspring being a Demigod are increased by one, so if a God of the fourth generation had offspring with a Demigod, they'd be rolling two-in-four odds instead of one-in-four. If Demigods reproduce, there's a five-in-six chance of the offspring being a Demigod, and a one-in-six chance of it being a full God. If the Demigods are two generations deep or more of Demigods, the odds are one-in-eight of Godhood, six-in-eight of Demigodhood, and one-in-eight of the offspring being born a mortal paragon associated with a minor part of one of their parent's domains. The odds of mortality increase by one while Demigodhood lowers each successive generation, 5/2, 4/3, etc. I hope this makes sense, I can make a chart if you want me to elucidate the odds some more there.

>>74541092
The Goddess of Harvest failed to yield a bounty from the God of Pests & Plagues & Dark Magic, which is unfortunate. The Goddess of the Harvest is the one opposed to their relationship, so I imagine the God of Pests & Plagues & Dark Magic loves her but is painfully aware he'll never be the robust, strapping farming or nature God she wanted. Tragic. Can you give me another 1d3-2 for the God of the Sky & Storms and the Goddess of Beasts & the Hunt?

Rolled 2 - 2 (1d3 - 2)

>>74541277

>>74541358
The God of the Sky & Storms and the Goddess of Beasts & the Hunt failed to produce offspring, assuming they tried. The Goddess of Thieves & Deceit & Snakes & Medicines/Poisons is still unmarried, can you give me a 1d7 to see which Deity she ends up with? Keep in mind this is a pool of below thirty individuals over the course of multiple mortal lifetimes, just about tickles me pink that something like two-thirds of the pantheon are Gods, and around a fifth of them born from the elder God of the Forge & Craftsmen's manwhoredom.

Rolled 2 (1d7)

>>74541499

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>>74541517
The Goddess of Thieves & Deceit & Snakes & Medicine/Poisons entered into a relationship with the younger Trickster God, which is awfully fitting. Do you anons think we should rename them the God of Stories & Mischief to better represent the portfolio we decided on? Anyhow, we'll need a 1d4 to figure out the circumstances.

Rolled 3 (1d4)

>>74541608
This is autism. I'm in you bitch of mother son.

>>74541675
Glad to have you anon. Looks like the Goddess of Thieves & Deceit & Snakes & Medicine/Poisons entered into a loving marriage with the younger Trickster God/God of Stories & Mischief. Nice. That gives a +1 bonus to the odds of them having children, so can you give me a 1d3 to determine the number of offspring?

Rolled 1 (1d3)

>>74541675
i'm glad there are two of us rolling now. watch as i get 3

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>>74541819
Seems there's just the one. Can you give me a 1d20 for its domain, a 1d6 for its gender/appearance, and a 1d4 for its power? Also, we've gone on about how much the (SLUT) Goddess of Assassins & Poisons & Spiders was a slut, but I have to give credit where it's due, once she got married she hasn't so much as spun a web anywhere but the elder Trickster God.

Rolled 15 (1d20)

>>74541877
Sweet, I finally caught one of these early.

Rolled 2 (1d6)

>>74541877
no there are two, i didn't roll that 1d4

Rolled 1 (1d4)

>>74541778
>loving marriage
You have the quality of marriage on your table. That's my sort of autism.
>>74541819
Better luck next time. Rollain threads are classic.
>>74541877
Here, for powah

So, as a mortal, can I do anything in this setting without pissing off one god or another?

>>74541922
have sex with your family

>>74541966
Even then it depends.
With your grandmother? That pisses off the Sun.
Out of wedlock? That pisses off the Law-Dragon.

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>>74541917
>Young (possibly) Adult Female
>>74541920
>Goddess
>>74541905
>Pests & Plagues & Witchcraft
Nice, just like her great-great aunt, I think. Something tells me she's associated with moths and other vermin that are damaging to goods but not so dangerous to humans. Always room for interpretation, but now that we've got another goddess, can you anons roll a 1d6 to see which God she ends up with?

>>74542028
i don't think that bastard gets upset at you for extramarital sex, more he just warns you against it. i also don't think the sun would get upset at mortals fucking their own grandmothers. it's just that the moon is his sister/wife

Rolled 2 (1d6)

>>74542064
here ya go

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>>74542104
The Goddess of Pests & Plagues & Witchcraft oriented around moths and other vermin that damage mercantile goods ended up marrying the God of the Hearth & Spinning, whose entire ambition begins and ends at weaving textiles to make a house into home. Poetry.

Give me a 1d4 to see how they feel about it.

>>74542064
>father is the god of Mischief and Storytelling, especially the fairy tales parents tell to children to both entertain and keep them safe
>mother is the goddess of Toxicity

How about childhood disease? She gives sickness to children so they may not suffer as adults, and is prayed to to alleviate symptoms.

Rolled 1 (1d4)

>>74542175
Whut.

>>74542240
That makes sense, I'm seeing her as a more benign, idealized folkloric witch goddess, to the elder witch goddess's (apparently) fujoshi baba yaga bent.

>>74542257
They were forced into an Arranged Marriage, not surprising. Roll 1d4 to see who's unhappy with the current state of things. 1 = God of the Hearth & Spinning, 2 = Goddess of Pests & Plagues & Witchcraft, 3 = The feeling is mutual, 4 = They're both on-board but a Prime/Elder Deity doesn't like it and is trying to sabotage their marriage.

Rolled 1 (1d4)

>>74542312

>>74542332
The Goddess of Pests & Plagues & Witchcraft keeps trying to him feel better, but her moths keep chewing through his embroidery and he can't hear the loom spinning over her ecstatic cackling and bubbling cauldron and is simply miserable. Give me a 1d3-2 to see if they manage offspring regardless.

>>74542414
>*to make him feel better
I meant to say, my attention's slightly split between this thread and the generational list of relationships I'm writing so we can keep track of demigods and whatnot easier.

Rolled 2 - 2 (1d3 - 2)

>>74542414
3

>>74542332
>>74542312
Poor Loomgod. Fitting really. He's too good for her. He would have given her all the textiles, but not to mothfuck. All of them. Why Shelia why?! Anyway, the irony is fun.
>>74542414
Looks like one unloved godspawn if I'm guessing correctly.

>>74542440
Alas, t'was not meant to be. Time to move onto autoreproduction, starting with the younger God of the Forge & Craftsmen. He'll be the last of the last of his siblings to get married (if he ever will) and his only offspring is the God of Magic & the Law, who was an abomination sprung from the first (but far, faaar from last) act of infidelity in creation. He's got to be feeling his age by now. Give me a 1d6 to see how he reacts, 1 = He stops caring about anything beyond the forge and resolves to focus where his brother could not, 2 = He gets desperate and enters into a series of affairs, either 1d3 or the first to produce offspring, 3 = He decides to make a Demigod, reasoning it to be close enough, 4 = He decides to make multiple (1d4) Demigods, reasoning quantity is a reasonable substitute for quality, 5 = He decides that if he can't marry to beget a child, he'll have to make one (coin-toss) alone/with another elder deity, 6 = He decides there's no need to worry about it, when he could be the grand-uncle to his nephews and nieces his elder brother never was.

>>74542684
>*first to produce offspring, whichever comes first
Egad

Rolled 5 (1d6)

>>74542684
OK

Rolled 1 (1d2)

>>74542684
>>74542718
>coin-toss
So, 1-alone and 2-another?

>>74542718
The Younger God of the Forge & Craftsmen resolves to complete the ambition he had made with his brother but which was never to be until now, so long ago. Give me a 1d5 to see which of his siblings he approached.

Rolled 4 (1d5)

>>74542786
trickster trickster trickster

WAIT-
Disregard, >>74542786 I'm a retard,
>>74542778
Yes anon, a coin-toss, and we've rolled alone. Fitting, if a little bleak.

>>74542802
That would have been fitting, but the dice will fall as they may.

The Younger God of the Forge & Craftsmen enters into a fell mood, give me a 1d6, 1 = He discovers that the creation of life through artifice alone cannot be done and falls into despair, 2 = He discovers that the creation of life through artifice alone cannot be done and resolves to forge the grandest non-living things he can to compensate, 3 = He pours his blood and tears into the smithing of a mighty, heavens-shaking artifact but it is ultimately, only an artifact, 4 = He dedicates all that he is and even a portion of his own essence, bringing forth a Demigod, 5 = He dedicates all that he is and even a portion of his own essence, defying all expectations to bring forth a true God, 6 = He dedicates all that he is and even a portion of his own essence, again and again, defying all expectations to bring forth 1d4 (coin-toss) Demigods/Gods.

Rolled 3 (1d6)

>>74542901
May Satan guide my hands to roll a 6.

Rolled 3 (1d6)

>>74542901

>>74542901
fell mood implies he's going to kill someone and make an artifact with their corpse. strange mood is the general term

>>74542962
>>74542968
LO, the Younger God of the Forge & Craftsmen did bring forth a masterwork such as has never been seen and may never be seen again, but for its lustre and beauty, it was but a tool. Give me a 1d4 to see how he handles the aftermath, 1 = He falls into the same despair that's afflicted his elder brother, 2 = He resolves to find love elsewhere, 3 = He reasons that a masterwork so glorious is, in a way, alive, and takes pride in it, 4 = He reasons that as wonderful as the masterwork is, its glory pale before the treasure that was before him all along, his family.

Rolled 3 (1d4)

>>74543067
His family consists of slut siblings, one fujoshi, a slew of bastards, and his own ugly abomination.
3

>>74543119
He decides that family's overrated compared to the forge, and dedicates his days to the smithing of legendary tools and magnificent works, though none would ever come close to his singular magnum opus. What was the heavens-shaking artifact anyhow?

Back to the Pantheon, the God of Ice & Winter is yet to be married despite his efforts, give me a 1d4 to see how he handles that. 1 = He decides to seek an affair, 2 = He seeks love among mortals to produce a Demigod, 3 = He decides he can be complacent as an uncle to his niece, 4 = He attempts to marry the one nearest and dearest to his heart, the Prime Goddess of the Moon

Rolled 2 (1d4)

>>74543226

>>74543244
He loves the Prime Goddess of the Moon dearly but the winter solstice comes but once a year and is not enough to soothe his weary heart. She understands. Give me a 1d20, a 1d6, and a second 1d6 for the Demigod.

Rolled 2 (1d6)

>>74543307

Rolled 16 (1d20)

>>74543307
ok, but someone else will have to do the d6s

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Forgot the pic, after this we'll move onto the affairs and possible Demigods of those unsatisfied with their Arranged Marriages.

>>74543349
I gotcha covered, buddy.
>>74543342

>>74543369
Going to need a second 1d6, my dude

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Oh hey, this thread is back.
Whats happened so far? Any new gods for me to write fag all over?

Rolled 1 (1d6)

>>74543452
>>74543369
Of fucking course I mistype that.

>>74543469
Quite a lot has happened, I'm actually writing a list of events but pic related >>74543360 is where the pantheon's currently at. It's been quite a ride.

>>74543342
>This Demigod just wanders the Earth in secret.
>>74543476
>Young (possibly) Adult Male
>>74543349
>Demigod of Assassins & Poisons & Snakes or Spiders
Interesting, but we have a fair few Assassin deities, how do you feel about making them the Demigod of Murder and Wanderers?

>>74543597
Actually we only have the one, the original Goddess of Assassins & Poisons & Spiders, the more recent Goddess presides over Thieves & Snakes & Deceit & Medicines/Poisons, but the question still stands. A serial killer born of the God of Ice & Winter, ostracized from the broader pantheon to wander feels fitting, especially given we still don't have a war deity.

>>74543597
murder and wanderers is good

>>74543469
Snake-poison goddess and Storyteller decided to get married and had themselves the goddess of moths and childhood diseases, who got pushed onto the god of Hearth and Looms. He is not a fan of how she keeps eating the things he weaves.
Forgebro the Younger tried to make a kid of his own, but just made some manner of artifact. (To be fair, it is a fantastic piece.)
Right now we just made a new deity from the Winter God. >>74543597

How about the female governs more stealthy kills (poisons and cutting a man's throat in his sleep), while this new one is over violent death.
Assassinations that entail repeated stabbings from a group or crimes of passion and whatnot. Something that would entail ostracism.

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>>74543652
>>74543688
I would've put Violence as well, but that's a very broad domain to give a Demigod of the 5th Generation. I'm not certain the rest of the pantheon cares for the Demigod much, but I doubt he cares. Now we move onto the God of Fire, who's had multiple relations, and is unique in that as far as I'm aware none of them were heterosexual. Give me a 1d4 to see what he does, 1 = He decides if he's not going to marry, he might as well take solace in his domain, by burning things, 2 = He decides he ought to have at least one Demigod and forces himself to follow through, 3 = He attempts to enter a permanent relationship with one of his previous partners, 4 = He decides it's irrelevant, as the Deity of FIRE and Judgement is covering his domain, he might as well sit back and relax.

Rolled 4 (1d4)

>>74543976

>>74543976
I suppose that makes him a flaming faggot.

>>74544043
He figures there's no reason to worry about having children when he hadn't before and already has a child, so he spends his days grilling instead.

The God of the Sky & Storms/Firmament never married and while he's the grandfather of three children, their mother was born from a scheme to overthrow the Prime God of the Sun that went flat and is no longer salvageable, considering what the Prime God of the Sun and his co-conspirator have done. Give me a 1d4 to see how he handles it, 1 = He decides to focus on his work and leave it to the rest of the pantheon, 2 = He has an existential crisis and attempts to sire a Demigod, 3 = He has an existential crisis and enters an affair with a goddess, 4 = He decides to wait and bide his time, considering his father and reasoning it's better he risk not having children at all than doing it outside the boundaries of wedlock

Rolled 3 (1d4)

Oh snap, I'm late! Won't be able to roll often, but was in other thread. What menagerie have we conducted now?

>>74544299
See
>>74543688

>>74544331

Thank you.

Also>>74544299. Oops he did it again..

Alrighty, I've written a complete chronology of events in pastebin, though I haven't smoothed out the generations yet, it's all there and tracked for time.
>https://pastebin.com/VhkudvsB
>>74544299
Not too much, younger God of the Forge & Craftsmen had an existential crisis after realizing he still wasn't married and attempted to forge life but only managed a heavens-shaking artifact, the God of Ice & Winter laid with a mortal to produce a Demigod of Murder & Wanderers, oh, and the God of the Hearth & Spinning was forced into an arranged marriage he never asked for with the younger Goddess of Pests & Plagues & Witchcraft, whose moths keep eating his embroidery and making him miserable. Incidentally, the God of the Sky & Storms, the one born from the God of Magic & the Law, has had an existential crisis and has attempted to enter an affair with a Goddess. Can one of you lads roll a 1d12 so we can see which one?

Rolled 7 (1d12)

>>74544404
Let's see Grandma Moon slut it up some more.

>>74544494
>his own daughter

>>74544535

Now would that be the spark that is out, or him trying to release the actual goddess?

Someone started knocking on my door and now they're visiting, it'll be a minute before I can get back.

>>74544494
By THESUN

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>>74544494
After falling into an existential crisis at his lack of children, the God of the Sky & Storms decided to seek solace in the closest thing he had to a daughter, the Scheming Goddess. Roll 1d4 for what he did, 1 = He approached the Scheming Goddess, 2 = He approached the escaped spark, 3 = He attempted to free another spark, 4 = He attempted to lead the escaped spark back to the whole.

Rolled 1 (1d4)

>>74545267

What will happen? Oh gods the anticipation!

>>74545480

What have I released upon this cursed earth?

>>74545480
Eschewing the escaped spark, the God of the Sky & Storms directly approached the Scheming Goddess in her living tomb. There, he poured out his heart and (roll 1d6) 1 = was left scarred and fled a coward from those nuclear flames, 2 = was left scarred and spurned a bastard but showed her the might of the firmament and sealed her deeper as he left, 3 = challenged her to let him win her heart, to which she replied only vengeance would suffice, 4 = challenged her to let him win her heart, to which she replied hers was frozen cold and could be no-one's, 5 = convinced the Scheming Goddess to release a spark of herself to live with him, as her bonds were too powerful to be freed and it was better part be released than none, 6 = was stunned and sent reeling when she confessed that she felt the same way for him all along.

>>74545480
>>74545575
Will she never be free of suitors?

Rolled 4 (1d6)

>>74545709

>>74545709
>>74545756

>Storm: "Please, child. Let me embrace you!."
>Scheme: *Still stuck in ice* "This heart is not but ice. My other has found its light. If you wish it.. Release me..."

>>74545756
The God of the Sky & Storms demanded she let him win her heart, to which she replied that hers was frozen cold and could be no-one's. Filled with renewed disdain for his great-grandfather and the God of Ice & Winter for his role, however forced, in ensuring her prison, no matter how necessary it might be, he considered his course. Give me a 1d4, 1 = Forlorn, he left the Scheming Goddess to her fate and sought another, 2 = Incensed, he scorned the Scheming Goddess for her insidious fury and monstrous cunning, claimed he was glad to have imprisoned her, and was scarred with primordial fire for his audacity as he fled, 3 = Thinking sharply if not wisely, he coerced a gust of wind to blow away a spark which escaped the instant before she realized and he was scarred with primordial fire, 4 = On asking what should be done were he take a spark and kindle a blaze, she said he was welcome to try for she had nothing to lose

Rolled 1 (1d4)

>>74545896

End Times?

Rolled 3 (1d4)

>>74545896
Fuck this guy. I hope another spark escapes and finds happiness elsewhere.
>3

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>>74545931
>>74545945

>>74545931
Regretting to have ever returned to the Scheming Goddess, even knowing her escape would avail him nothing, he bid her farewell and left her be, shivering in the arctic ice for creation's sake. Give me a 1d11 for the next Goddess he attempts to have an affair with.

Rolled 3 (1d11)

>>74546036

He seeks what he can not have!

>>74545931
Not yet, it seems, but it's nice that the pantheon has at least one apocalypse waiting to happen.

>>74545945
>off by less than a minute
That's cold, it'll be interesting to see how this develops.

>>74546084
A slut! SLUUUUUT

>>74546084

>Assassin.
That slut.. again?!

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>>74546084
The God of the Sky & Storms met with the (SLUT) Goddess of Assassins & Poisons & Spiders. What for? 1 = The Trickster God watched the entire affair in the ice and convinced his wife it would be funny to catch him, 2 = Inner turmoil outweighing the shame, he met with the first and foulest of (female) harlots, 3 = He sought to confide his regrets in someone that he knew could keep a secret, 4 = He gnashed his teeth and tore his clothes over his failings beneath a spider's web, and before long one thing led to another.

Rolled 3 (1d4)

>>74546234

Trickster, Trickster, Trickster

Rolled 2 (1d4)

>>74546234
Not like that empty womb is going to result in anything anyway.

>>74546267
His heart gripped with cold weight, the God of the Sky & Storms sought to confide in the Goddess of Assassins & Poisons & Spiders. She listened intently as she wove her web but one thing led to another and she set upon her own grandson. Give me a 1d4, 1 = He never asked for this, (coin-toss) but he managed to flee/the webs were too strong, 2 = He never asked for this, but accepted it and reciprocated soon enough, 3 = Blinded by sorrow, he dared to ask if she could lift his burden, 4 = Reaching the end of his tale and recalling the more risque of her domains, he proposed they lay together, to which she replied for such close family, there would be no fee.

Rolled 3 (1d4)

>>74546375
I have no idea what this thread's about, still rollin.

Rolled 3 (1d4)

>>74546375

>>74546401
>>74546408
One thing led to another, and come the next sunrise he'd almost forgotten about the Scheming Goddess trapped in the ice. Give me a 1d3-1 to see if any offspring resulted.

>>74546401
Gods spring into existence and proceed to create children with each other. Many generations of incest and tragedy follow.

>>74546401

THE SLUT STRIKES AGAIN

Also, we're creating a pantheon of gods that have incestuous intentions. So far, the current goddess we are talking about is a SLUT. Dont worry too much about details.

>>74546437
Rollin

Rolled 3 - 1 (1d3 - 1)

>>74546437

Rolled 1 - 1 (1d3 - 1)

>>74546437

Oh boi

>>74546460

Trickster is gonna have a cow. Literally!

>>74546460
>the Spider can be a mother again
After all this time...

Rolled 5 (1d6)

I'm just gonna preemtpively roll for gender/age.
LOLI GET

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>>74546460
Apparently he came back the day after that, and the next, and the next- and eventually got over his sense of ennui. Give me two 1d20s and two-

>>74546514
>hmmmm
Two 1d6s

Rolled 2 (1d6)

>>74546535
>>74546514
>hmmmm
GodDAMNit.
Well, rolling for the specifics of the first. Someone can do the second one's appearance.

Also, why not twins?

>>74546401
Anons >>74546443 >>74546446 have about summed it up, I mostly started the first thread to see if we could generate an interesting pantheon using a generator I found with some house-rules for variety and was promptly blown away. Feels about greek, and we haven't even mentioned the long and tragic Saga of the Forge & Bellows.

>>74546579
Is it the manse generator, by any chance? some of this looks familiar.

Rolled 10 (1d20)

>>74546567
Probably because then you'd have to roll everytime to see if it's fraternal or identical twins, and with fraternal twins, you also have to take into account that there could be two different fathers
It's a whole lof of complicated shit.

>>74546567
Identical twins are an option on the Unusual Appearance table, but no-one's hit on it yet. Also,
>the son born from the God of the Sky & Storm's relations with the Trickster God's wife was androgynous (male)
Hmmm...

>>74546592
He said he would share the generator and whatever houserules he added when we have finished the entire thing.
>>74546615
Fair enough.
>>74546622
>Identical twins are an option on the Unusual Appearance table, but no-one's hit on it yet
Also a good reason.
>androgynous (male)
Keep the Elder Forgebrother away.

>>74546592
Yes, with some house-rules allowing for marriage + affairs and filling in the gaps there.

>>74546514
>>74546567
>Androgynous Male
>>74546615
>God of Music & Plays & the Arts
Interesting. Going to need another 1d20 and 1d6 for their sibling.

Rolled 3 (1d20)

>>74546665

Rolled 2 (1d6)

>>74546665

>>74546514
>>74546567
>Androgynous Male
>>74546615
>God of Music & Plays & the Arts

>>74546730
>Young (possibly) Adult Female
>>74546718
>Goddess of War

The (SLUT) Goddess of Assassins & Poisons & Spiders surprised most when she gave birth to the younger God of Music & Plays & the Arts and the Goddess of War by the God of the Sky & Storms. Perhaps inexplicably (or all too understandably), the Trickster God was delighted by the development. For his part, the God of the Sky & Storms reached a state of contentment. Roll 1d4 to see who the Goddess of War marries, if anyone. On a 4 we'll roll to see if she marries a previously content God, stays to herself, or waits a generation.

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Could've sworn I'd selected it.

Rolled 3 (1d4)

>>74546848
ishtar?

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>>74546875
Quite possibly, given her heritage and apparent proclivity for incest. Can you give me a 1d4 to determine the context?

Rolled 1 (1d4)

>>74546933

>>74546943
It was an arranged marriage, I'm going to need another 1d4 to see who's opposed to the current situation. 1 = God of Music & Plays & the Arts, 2 = Goddess of War, 3 = The feeling is mutual, 4 = They're both on-board but a Prime/Elder Deity doesn't like it and is trying to tear them apart or sabotage their marriage.

Rolled 1 (1d4)

>>74547002

Rolled 2 (1d4)

>>74547002
I'd like a 4, feels like they aren't meddling enough

Rolled 1 (1d4)

>>74547002

>>74547020
The younger God of Music & Plays & the Arts can't stand his sister and wants to be free, but the Goddess of War is more than happy to have her own minstrel. Roll 1d3-2 to see if any offspring result.

Rolled 2 - 2 (1d3 - 2)

>>74547047
Let's have at least one child!

>>74547047
Who is he sneakyfucking? Fucking bards, yo. He could've been better than the meme. Try harder up there you harp plucking fuck! It is a damn shame when you can't get a bard to fuck his sister like a gentleman. So fucking sad. No kids either. Pathetic, y'all.

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>>74547059
Alas, t'was not meant to be. Now we'll move onto those unsatisfied with their arranged marriages, as soon as I've tracked them down and we know who we're rolling for. Also, we never did determine the Demigod who the God of Fire made in the first thread. Can you give me a 1d20 and 1d6 for them?

Rolled 3 (1d6)

>>74547123
Have at it, man.

Rolled 1 (1d6)

>>74547123
Rollan Appearance

Rolled 7 (1d20)

>>74547138
>>74547185
Well, too slow. Guess I'll do Domain then?

Rolled 3 (1d20)

>>74547185
I was saving that one for you, but I'll do that one too.
>>74547123
Here ya go, OPfag, you need to rewrite the bible you crazy bastard. It'd be more fun.

>>74547220
Cool, you noticed. This one is me >74547226 and null/void.

Here's a list of those dissatisfied with their marriages, don't rush to roll, we'll be combing through them one-by-one.
>The Elder God of Craftsmen and the Forge
>The Deity of the Moon
>The Goddess of the Harvest
>The (other) God of the Sky & Storms
>The Goddess of Beasts & the Hunt
>The God of the Hearth & Spinning
>The Younger God of Music & Plays & the Arts
How we're going to be handling this is to roll a 1d6 for each, one at a time, with the following possibilities, 1 = They resign themselves to their work or fate, 2 = They attempt to have (coin-toss) 1d3 affairs/1d4 demigods 3 = They attempt to have an affair, 4 = They attempt to have a demigod, 5 = They attempt to come to terms with their spouse, 6 = Roll again twice.

The Elder God of the Forge & Craftsmen has more than made his dissatisfaction known, but do you want to roll for them anyway?

Rolled 4 (1d6)

>>74547260
Could just split the results down the middle.

>>74547138
>3 - Mature Male
>>74547185
>1 - Young Male
Adult but not aged?

>>74547220
>7 - Love and Children
>>74547226
>3 - War
Fraternity between soldiers?

>>74547298
>The Elder God of the Forge & Craftsmen has more than made his dissatisfaction known, but do you want to roll for them anyway?
Yes. Definitely. I'll do it now.

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>>74547138
>Mature Aged Male
>>74547220
>Demigod of Love & Children

The God of Fire somehow produced the Demigod of Love & Children, most likely representing the warmth a father feels for their loved ones. Give me a 1d4 to see where it came from, 1 = As far as anyone knows he appeared some time after the God of Fire abandoned the Elder God of the Forge & Craftsmen, 2 = As far as anyone knows he sprung forth from the God of Fire when he cooled down and grew satisfied with life, 3 = His appearance is inexplicable but he recognizes the God of Fire as his father, and the God of Fire, he as his son, 4 = Long ago, the God of Fire kindled love with a mortal woman, bore a child, and swore never to take another when she died.

>>74547355
Fraternity between Soldiers is an extremely solid domain, I could easily see that falling under them. Near as I can tell, Adult but not aged is the default relating to deities that fall under that, barring exceptions such as the God of Love & Children, the God of the Tides who we think was born when the Goddess of Love & Children agreed to carry the Stillborn God/Living Lie to term, and so on. As far as I'm aware, that is, I've been picturing the elder God of the Forge & Craftsmen AKA notorious anvil as a deeply sad, disturbed grown man who still hasn't gotten over the fallout of his first relationships.

Also, did anyone else notice that the first Demigod born of a mortal to enter the pantheon was the Demigod of violent murder and aimless wandering? That's some bleak symbolism, right there.

Rolled 3 (1d4)

>>74547414

>>74547514
The God of Music/Plays/Arts and the Goddess of War are not marked as married.

>>74547595
Intended for >>74547414

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I went ahead and edited the God of Fire's Demigod's domain to add a little variety and make it more thematic as anon suggested here >>74547355.

>>74547536
So he appeared out of nowhere and the God of Fire took him under his wing? Nice.

>>74547595
>>74547612
Thank you, I hadn't even noticed yet and probably wouldn't have until I was skimming through the pantheon later.

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Corrected a typo there. I imagine the Demigod has more emphasis on fatherly, manly love while the Goddess of Love & Children epitomises motherhood and the original God of Love & Children focuses on a child's idealistic love and family as a whole, which I think is a nice dynamic.

>>74547355
Anon went ahead and rolled for the elder God of the Forge & Craftsmen, and it looks like sometime after he was wedded to the elder Goddess of Pests & Plagues & Witchcraft he went and tried to sire a Demigod, or did it sometime much sooner in a spur of the moment decision. Who knows what's going on with him? The poor man's damaged. Roll me a 1d20, a 1d6, and a second 1d6 to see if their child follows suit.

Rolled 7 (1d20)

>>74547736

Rolled 1 (1d6)

>>74547645
What was the name of the kid that Demeter, while looking for Persephone, burnt the human parts out of?
Is it like that, with the God of Fire taking a Human child, raising him as a soldier and burning the mortal out of him so that he could become this world's version of Achilles with his man-love and everything?

Rolled 5 (1d6)

>>74547736
wait, did >>74547818
take the first 1d6 or was that a miss-link?

>>74547818
>Young (possibly) Adult Male
>>74547741
>Demigod of Love & Children
>>74547842
>Prime God did not approve of this child's creation, and believed it to be a degeneration of the divine bloodline. This Demigod was forcibly turned into a major magic item instead.

FUCK, no wonder the elder God of the Forge & Craftsmen sank into depression and started a downward spiral, he sired a Demigod of Tragic Love and the Prime God of the Sun forced him to forge his own son into a godly artifact.

>>74547890
So when are we killing the Sun?

>>74547818
Dionysus? Dunno he kept fucking dying often enough. I leave for a bit and it turns into fire rape. Again, nigga? Thanks 4chan. I was joking, but glad to see this is still up. Gotta go gen some stuff myself...

>>74547925
During an unfortunate incest accident when he gets sucked up his firstborn son's ass
The definition of 'Power-Bottom'

Rolled 2 (1d6)

>>74547736
>the Demigod has more emphasis on fatherly, manly love
>the Goddess of Love & Children epitomises motherhood
>the original God of Love & Children focuses on a child's idealistic love and family as a whole
I was thinking that Original leans more on the Love side of the equation, as he rescued the Goddess of Madness and Inspiration from her imprisonment and proceeded to give her a loving family. Perhaps Fertility/Virility?
The goddess of Love and Children was, tragically, infertile and had to arrange a surrogacy with the Stillborn God and her husband's cumbabies. I imagine her specific sphere being a parent's love and adoption.
Demigod is about bonds between members in a group.

Between the three you have the three different kinds of love: romantic, parental, and brotherly.

>>74547950
How do suns die? They become black holes.

>>74547890
He would've been born relatively early too, given he was forcibly wedded to the Goddess of Pests & Plagues & Witchcraft before everything he did, and the Prime God of the Sun might've been disgusted to see what he saw as a taint on the pantheon's bloodline before it began to dwindle. That's some Grade-A mythological tragedy right there.

>>74547925
Why do you think the God of Fire and God of the Sky & Storms originally made their plan?

>>74547818
That's not a bad idea for a Demigod's origin, maybe it's kept ambiguous to the broader pantheon but they both know.

>>74547842
Usually rolls are first come, first serve, but rolling so much that other anons don't get a chance to is some lame shit.

>>74547298
Can someone give me a 1d6 for the Deity of the Moon?

>>74547955
Really wanted him to stay virgin or shack up with his younger counterpart but being redemptive as well as wholesome works.

>>74547818
>>74547927
Demophon
When that attempted immortality failed, she taught his brother how to plant crops, so from him did the rest of Man learn the secrets of agriculture.

Rolled 5 (1d6)

>>74547994
Here we go famalam, let there be children!

>>74548024
Cheers Mythology Anon, so our fraternity demigod is a successful version of that, also, less agriculture more 'Bros before Hoes"

>>74547955
That's also an extremely good spin, better than mine actually, because it goes into the detail of the mythology instead of looking at the surface level.

>>74548026
Either the Deity of the Moon came to terms with the elder God of Music & Plays & the Arts, or he finally manged to woo her. Roll 1d2 to see what their marriage became, 1 = Sanctioned, (i.e, acknowledged in the eyes of the gods), 2 = Loving

Rolled 3 (1d6)

>>74548075
come on, let her be serenaded to true love

>>74548111
We can treat that as a one going by even/odd coinflip.

>>74548111
>trips = checked
I need a 1d2 my dude

Rolled 1 (1d2)

>>74548075
Fixing that roll for the other gu-

>>74548124
Nope, loving it is.

>>74547890
>Elder Forgebro sired a Demigod of Tragic Love
>Prime God of the Sun forced him to forge his own son into a godly artifact
>sinks into manwhoring depression

MEANWHILE IN PREVIOUS ROLLS

>Younger Forgebro falls into a depression
>crafts a heaven-shaking artifact

Guys, I think the masterpiece that the Younger forged was his own nephew into another form. We may just have the elements of the World End being put together here.

>>74548140
>>74548111
Law-Dragon-Dono has spoken, it was merely sanctioned, as all marriages should be

>>74548140
Little room for love when you're by turns beaten, bloody or bruised. Maybe Sun finally married them as an insult?

>>74548111
>>74548140
The God of Music & Plays & the Arts did sing long and hard into the night, eventually warming the Deity of the Moon's heart so that he/she/xhe saw him for the caring, earnest soul that he was, if not the one that he/she/xhe would've accepted. Eventually, he/she/xhe came to accept it, and from there their union bore fruit. Or did it? Give me a 1d3-1 to see.

Rolled 2 - 1 (1d3 - 1)

>>74548197
More children.

>>74548191
The Prime Goddess of the Moon is their grandmother/great-grandmother, the Deity of the Moon is the masturbation baby of the monstrous, chimeric God of Magic & the Law.

>>74548208
Une child
Let them be happy at least
InB4 Eldest Forgebro fucks it

>>74548239
Ah, he's the firmament in my mind. Figures that his dad would lay down the Law.

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>>74548208
LO, one child was born, and this one they both loved. I'm going to need a 1d20 and 1d6.

Rolled 4 (1d20)

>>74548260

Rolled 4 (1d6)

>>74548260

Rolled 2 (1d6)

>>74548260

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>>74548250
Only if it's a hunky dude with a penchant for topping.

At this point, even if you're worshipping him for legitimate reasons, people will think you're a fucking gaylord. It might not be technically in his portfolio, but worshippers often don't give a shit about technicalities anyway.

Wait, what if the phases of the moon are grandma being provocative? Sun's around and she's covered up but as he gets complacent she lets a crescent and finally a full moon slip.

>>74548350
The phases of the moon are the current Diety of the Moon's form, representing the passage of time.
Who has just birthed a Goddess of Harvest.

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>>74548287
>Mature Aged Female
>>74548277
>Goddess of the Harvest

From the elder God of Music & Plays & the Arts and the Deity of the Moon came forth the younger Goddess of the Harvest. Most fitting. We'll determine who they end up marrying once we've finished with the affairs, next is-

>>74547298
The other Goddess of the Harvest, interestingly enough. Give me a 1d6.

>>74548377
Bugger, I really must catch up on that second thread. Nice idea though.

Rolled 6 (1d6)

>>74548386

Rolled 6 (1d6)

>>74548386
Lots of true god children hopefully.

Rolled 5 (1d6)

>>74548417
>>74548425
Hot damn. Let's FUCKING GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

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>>74540969
OP, I love you.

I could recommend to use more colours/symbols, otherwise magnificent job!
This Pantheon is such a great clusterfuck already, far far better than Saladia!

Eternal Cheers!
Saladian Pantheondrawanon

>>74548461
Feel free to join us. We have another d6 due to finish resolving the current incident.

>>74548386
>>74548417
>>74548425
>>74548453

Rolled 4 (1d6)

>>74548487

>>74548176
OH SHIT, that does fit, doesn't it? What about the timeline though? The artifact was forged because the younger God of the Forge & Craftsmen wanted to see if he could bring life into being through artifice, because he had a small, (and compared to his brother's constant madness, insignificantly minor) crisis when he realized he wasn't married, relatively recently, whereas this happened because the elder God of the Forge & Craftsmen was dissatisfied with his marriage, which probably would've come to pass much sooner than that. Fuck, maybe's a duality of artifacts? A mighty warhammer, fit to crack the skies, and an ever-so-slightly cracked, weeping shield fit to withstand its beating?

>>74548349
Especially considering there's a younger God of the Forge & Craftsmen who's slept with an eighth as many other deities.

>>74548396
They've all been fascinating, it's neat to see an emergent mythology like this happen.

>>74548487
H-H-Holy FUCK

>>74548487
If you're OP, please tell what the first D6 did. I can remember some, but not all rules, you're the only one with the charts right now.

>>74548461
That pantheon looks really nice anon, I'm thinking of the MS paint doc as the rough draft to get everything written down.

>>74548525
So, we have-

>>74548417
>Roll again, twice
>>74548425
>Roll again, twice
That's a total of four rolls.

>>74548453
>Come to terms with her spouse
>>74548505
>Attempts to have a Demigod
I'm going to need two more 1d6s, "Harvest" indeed.

Rolled 2 (1d6)

>>74548597
Is Harvest Goddess trying to become the new Slut-god?

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>>74548525
The anon you are responding to, but not OP, here.
He listed it in >>74547298
>5 = They attempt to come to terms with their spouse
>4 = They attempt to have a demigod

I don't know if he is counting >>74548425 towards the rerolls or just a failed attempt at the first roll. If he is counting it as a reroll, we might have one more to do. Depends on his call.

Rolled 6 (1d6)

>>74548597

>>74548525
The table for deities dissatisfied with their arranged marriages are right here, >>74547298, and the Goddess of the Harvest seems to be living up to her portfolio and then some.

Rolled 3 (1d6)

>>74548628
Following up on that, I want another 6. Lots of children.

What happens if they reconcile twice or three times?

>>74548610
Apparently so, I'm going to need a 1d2

>>74548628
And that'll be two more rolls. Dayum.

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Rolled 4 (1d6)

>>74548628
THIS WOMAN

>>74548610
Y'think slut-god might be a semi-official religious designation? Like all the homo smith priests and assassin whore priestess get special treatment?

>>74548644
If their marriage is only Sanctioned it improves to Loving, and we roll for offspring.

Rolled 2 (1d2)

>>74548652
Let there be life!

Rolled 3 (1d4)

>>74548722
>1d4 demigods
FOURFOURFOURFOUR

Let's try to summarize the (SLUT) Goddess of the Harvest's escapades.

>>74548417
>+2 rolls, bringing the total to two
>>74548425
>+2 rolls, bringing the total to four
>>74548453
>reconcile with spouse, bringing total to three
>>74548505
>attempts to have Demigod, bringing total to two
>>74548610
>>74548722
>attempts to have 1d4 Demigods, bringing total to one
>>74548628
>+2 rolls, bringing the total to three
>>74548644
>attempts to have an affair, bringing the total to two

I need two more 1d6s.

Is there going to be an endgame? Normally, with more and more offspring being born and all gods being involved in affairs, older gods are much more likely to fuck around a lot compared to younger ones, and technically there could be endless generations. Will demigods eventually just bear human offspring?

>>74548752
Nevermind, as per >>74548740
That's three Demigods, not counting the first. Fuck, talk about motherhood.

Rolled 5 (1d6)

>>74548752
This woman, this GODDESS!
I love her!

>>74548790
Yes, actually, I outlined that >>74541223 here, it'll eventually decline to mortal offspring and older deities are going to be less likely to enter into affairs with much younger deities.

Rolled 2 (1d6)

>>74548752
Another 5 so she'll get more children!

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Rolled 1 (1d6)

>>74548752
I know my patron diety, hot damn.

>>74548801
As much as she hates the relationship her Husband still loves her very much, gods it's bloody Persephone and Hades all over again

>>74548801
>reconcile with spouse, bringing total to one
>>74548825
>attempts to have 1d3 affairs/1d4 demigods, bringing total to none
I'm going to need a coin-toss and another stiff drink, fuck, talk about mother goddess

Rolled 2 (1d2)

>>74548893

Rolled 2 (1d4)

>>74548893
>>74548925

>>74548925
>Epithet gained, "Mother of Demigods and Demigoddesses"
Whew lads, alrighty then, ahh-

>>74548453
Going to need a 1d2 to see how much their marriage improves, 1 = Sanctioned, 2 = Loving

Rolled 2 (1d2)

>>74548968

Rolled 2 (1d2)

>>74548968

>>74548953
Thank you anon, that's two on-top of the pile, for an even total of... six Demigods. Fuck.

>>74548986
Love blooms at last!

>>74548986
>>74548988
"Pests and Plagues" my ass. His sacred animal must be the bee and butterfly for how fertile this field is.

>>74548986
>>74548988
She sees the kindness buried deep in his black, bitter heart when he makes her a laurel wreathe with his feeble hands, and then they love each other, very very much. Roll 1d3 for the number of offspring, keep in mind there'll be another later on.

>>74548993
D6 and D20s then?
Or 1D3-1 first?

>>74549028
1d3 first, no -1, Loving Marriages get a +1 bonus.

Rolled 2 (1d3)

>>74549046
Here's to another 1-3 trickster gods in total then

Rolled 2 (1d3)

>>74549028
Let's do however many she births first, this is more entertaining.>>74549026

>>74549060
>>74549062
Law Dragon has spoken, they shall be fruitful and multiply

I'm confused. What tables are being used for this?

>>74549143
OP took an existing pantheon generator and added some houserules. Someone spilled the beans earlier in this thread on which one it was, but no link was provided so you will just have to look it up yourself.
Regardless, he is currently doing some of his own tables.

>>74549143
Not yet disclosed, but they're consistent, or are openly laid out within the thread for individual cases.
You could evaluate by reading all the previous threads, but in general, know that rolling a 3 during affair rolls ain't good.

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>>74549060
>>74549062
I planned to apply a +1 bonus to the second offspring roll
The Goddess of the Harvest births no less than five gods and goddesses, in what might be the pantheon's most fecund marriage, if not its most loving. Shortly before, during, and after the second batch, she found time for four demigods and demigoddesses. By the Sun.

Let's take these as they come, I'm going to need FIVE 1d20s, a minimum of FIVE 1d6s, and four accompanying 1d4s to determine their level of divinity.

>>74549222
Five accompanying 1d4s, pardon me.

>>74549143
I'm using a pantheon generator I found on a really nifty blog with some house-rules to allow for marriages and affairs and fill in for any gaps that were left as a consequence.

Rolled 19 (1d20)

>>74549222
Firstbron please

Rolled 5 (1d6)

>>74549222
Rolling for the youngest bastard

Rolled 2 (1d6)

>>74549292
And the Gender

Rolled 1 (1d4)

>>74549292
Rolling for this one's power level

Rolled 19 (1d20)

>>74549222
Give us something new.

Rolled 4 (1d4)

>>74549222

>>74549305
>>74549376
For this one's power level

Don't be shy about rolling more than once, as long as you don't double-post or roll more than one dice in the same post.

>>74549305
Since you specified this was for the first bastard this'll be for the first Demigod or Demigoddess, give me a 1d6 to see which.

>>74549322
>Young (possibly) Adult Female
>>74549353
>>74549292
>Goddess of Madness
Hot damn, give me a 1d12 for their quirk

Rolled 1 (1d12)

>>74549420

Rolled 1 (1d12)

>>74549420

Rolled 4, 14, 7 = 25 (3d20)

>>74549222
The rest of the powers.

Rolled 15 (1d20)

>>74549222
>>74549420
Okay, third baby

Rolled 1 (1d4)

>>74549471
This one's power.

Rolled 4 (1d6)

>>74549420
I don't think the slot number really matters since I specified the youngest bastard, but eh, procedural stuff is more fun anyway.

Rolled 2 (1d6)

>>74549491
And Gender

Rolled 2, 3, 2 = 7 (3d6)

>>74549457
Three Genders

Rolled 2, 2, 3 = 7 (3d4)

>>74549592
And Three Power Levels so we can speed this up

Rolled 2 (1d4)

Fourth power level.

>>74549457
>>74549592
Don't roll more than one die, anon. >>74549420

Rolled 4 (1d6)

>>74549671
As in don't roll multiple dice at the same time right?
I mean, we don't have enough posters for all the children of the Corn Goddess?
Also, fourth child's gender

Rolled 2 (1d4)

>>74549723
Correct. No more than one per post.

I'll go ahead and do the fifth and final power level since I am making this post anyway.

Rolled 5 (1d20)

>>74549723
Fourth's Domain

Rolled 18 (1d20)

>>74549748
Fifth's Domain

Rolled 19 (1d20)

Fifth's domain.

Rolled 5 (1d6)

Fifth's gender

Rolled 2 (1d20)

>>74549886
And with that, the Godling's are complete, now, about those Demigods she bred?
First Demigod's domain

Rolled 3, 1, 1 = 5 (3d3)

I had to step away from my PC for a minute, give me a second to collate everything-

>>74549322
>Young (possibly) Adult Female
>>74549353
>>74549292
>Goddess of Madness
>>74549432
>>74549438
>[1] God has a common magical pet, like a dog, cat, bird, or rodent. It's intelligent and spies for them.
Looks like they have two pets, considering her father we might have a genderbent !not!Odin stand-in here.

>>74549376
>>74549400
>Demi(deity) of Madness
I'm going to need a 1d12 and 1d6 for this one.

>>74549521
>Young (possibly) Adult Female
>>74549471
>>74549491
>Goddess of Pests & Plagues & Witchcraft or Dark Magic
Do you have any ideas for interpretations here?

Going to see what happens with the non-euclidean coin-toss here and then we'll move on, whew these are a lot of rolls.


>>74549496
Right, youngest bastard not first bastard, that'd be the fourth Demigod/Demigoddess

>>74549457
>>74549592
>>74549662
Anon PLS, I'll do a non-euclidean coin-toss to see which of each set of rolls we go with.

Rolled 11 (1d12)

>>74549968
rolling for the madness demigod

Rolled 3 (1d6)

>>74549978

Rolled 4 (1d6)

>>74549968

Rolled 4 (1d6)

>>74549968
Don't worry about the non-Euclidean coin. We skipped them.
Rolling for Madness.

>>74549968
>>74549995
Meant this one...

Rolled 1 (1d6)

>>74549924
Demigod's Gender

>>74549995
>Mature Aged Male
>>74549376
>Demigod of Madness
>>74549978
>God is racist towards a specific group of mortals other then their own. Known as a symbol for smiting down members of that mortal race.
We have our Zarus stand-in.

>>74549968
So, that'd be
>>74549592
>Young (possibly) Adult Female
>>74549457
>Goddess of Love & Children
Almost certainly related to pregnancy, considering the sheer amount of fecundity that's on display here.

>>74549723
>Mature Aged Female
>>74549748
>>74549797
>Goddess of the Sea & Sailing

That gives us all five of the Gods and Goddesses, minus the Demigod, now we go onto the Demigods and Demigoddesses, lot to keep track of.

I'm going to step away, get some dinner, and then be back in 15-30 minutes max, my oven just went off.

Rolled 4 (1d20)

>>74550054
Second Demigod's Domain

Rolled 4 (1d6)

>>74550084
Second Demigod's Gender

>>74550057
>Almost certainly related to pregnancy, considering the sheer amount of fecundity that's on display here.
She is not the mother here though. I would say she is the child's love for their parent.

Rolled 8 (1d20)

Third demigod's domain.

Rolled 10 (1d20)

>>74550129
Third Demigod's Domain

Rolled 4 (1d6)

>>74550206
Okay, from here, Third Demigod's Gender

Rolled 1 (1d6)

>>74550210
We'll just call that the fourth.
So here is their gender.

>>74550286
How many Demigods did she end up having, cause I think that's all of them?

>>74550323
Five (excluding any with her husband that ended up demigod-level), and with someone having done the fifth earlier we should be good. Just gotta wait for OP to eat and update.

>>74550323
Yeah, nah, that's all of them
Jesus wept nine babies in between two divorces that only made their relationship stronger
The Father must really love the kids she gives him
That and the pussy is just so damn WET

>>74550432
if the dad didn't have a pregnancy fetish beforehand he sure as fuck does now

>>74550134
Fair point, so we have-
>God of Love & Children
Idealistic, romantic love as seen in his marriage with the Goddess of Madness
>elder Goddess of Love & Children
Parental, adoptive love, never having a child of her own but carrying one to term and being affectionate toward her husband's children
>Demigod of Warmth & Camaraderie
Brotherly love, either militaristic or between men, whether that be platonic or more dedicated on either end, which makes sense, given he's the outcome of multiple generations of homosex,
>younger Goddess of Love & Children
Affectionate love from a child to one's parents to one's siblings, as makes sense, given they have EIGHT, which is the largest family in the pantheon (even if disparate) by three times over. If anything, I would say the Goddess of the Harvest that birthed her has a claim to be Goddess of Motherhood/Pregnancy, as I've noticed that despite having NINE offspring and ample opportunity to she didn't engage in a single affair. Now, while I'm checking the rolls for the Demigods and Demigoddesses and collating the numerous results-

Do you anons have any ideas for possible spins on the recent Goddess of Pests & Plagues & Witchcraft/Dark Magic, either domain or focus-wise? How about the Goddess of Madness and her two magical pets that spy on her siblings and the goings-on in the mortal realm? What about the Demigod of Madness who has a burning hatred for everyone not of (presumably) the race of his mortal father? Then there's the Goddess of the Sea & Sailing...

>>74550490
I'm thinking the goddess of sea and sailing is a bit distant to her siblings due to being smothered in family members, and sails out into the wider world for freedom and exploring the self.
Of course, she always comes back home, so maybe she's the god that sailors pray to to return to port?

>>74550490
The goddess of Pests and Plagues is the Goddess of bees and wasps and hornets, her plague is the venom of their sting, her domain helps the flowers spread their children far and wide.

>>74550490
Goddess of Madness shares the spark of her grandmother, and acts as her eyes in the mortal realms

Goddess of Witchcraft is a goddess of cycles, as her mother is birth and harvest, she is rot and decay, the next part in the cycle

>>74550544
I like this, feeling too cramped with such a large family that she just up and leaves to find new lands, only to find a new pantheon maybe?

Demigod of Madness is literally just the god of Anger and Passion, she doesn't give a shit about rules, if she's angry, she'll let you know Also, hoping she kills Sun Ancestor for being a prick to her family, and ends up becoming the new sun for a bit

>>74550490
>Goddess of Plagues, etc
Locusts? Pollinating insects? Crop blight?
>Goddess with pet spies
Crows and wolves, the bane of farmers and shepherds. She tests them to ensure they do not get complacent.
>Racist god
Guardian of farmers. Protects them from evil spirits and outsiders (city-folk).
>Sea and Sailing
Patron of fishermen and sailors.

>>74549305
>>74549496
>Androgynous (Female)
>>74549924
>Demigoddess of the Sun or the Moon
Going to need a coin-toss on that.

>>74550129
>Mature Aged Female
>>74550084
>Demigoddess of the Harvest
I'm thinking Sweat & Toil would be a cool domain for this one-

>>74550223
>Mature Aged Female
>>74550206
>Demigoddess of the Forge & Craftsmen
Possibly the softer crafts? Basketweaving and the like, although that's more under the God of the Hearth & Spinning's purview, maybe they represent the forging of mundane, everyday items and tools?

>>74550286
>Young Adult Male
>>74550210
>Demigod of Music & Plays & the Arts
I'm getting a strong folkloric, down-to-earth feel from them, they might represent drinking songs, bawdy art, and lower-brow things to their older counterpart's more refined domains, respectively. All in all, this was a really interesting development.

>>74550544
Nice, fits like a glove.

>>74550580
Nice, Goddess of Wasps & Bees & Rot

>>74550584
It's a Demigod of Madness and they have a deep disdain toward most mortal races, but Anger and Passion is solid, though I don't know how well passion fits... Maybe Insanity? I feel the Goddess of Madness should have Curiosity as a domain. What are your thoughts?

>>74550626
Demigod of Madness as a protector of farmers that disdains outsiders/urbanites is extremely nice and a very important niche to fill.

>>74550669
>>74550637
She's a Goddess of Rednecks, is what we're saying

Rolled 1 (1d2)

>>74550637
>Demigoddess of the Sun or the Moon
Flipping. Either way, I suggest she represents crop cycles.

Rolled 2 (1d2)

>>74550637
coin toss ready!

I'm thinking the forge and crafts demigoddess should be a god of mundane industry. Stuff like horseshoes, pots, nails, hammers, etc.

>>74550637
Demigoddess of Forge created the first tools, with which mortals altered and tilled the Earth, and is remembered for it

Demigod of the Arts is your classic Shakespeare and represents the arts of the masses, from tasteful everyman art to bold acts of civillian theatre, also, while not the inventor of them, he is regarded as the god of jokes

>>74550697
Finally, somone to replace Sun-Arsehole

>>74550637
>Demigoddess of the Harvest
>Sweat & Toil
Sounds good.
>Demigoddess of the Forge & Craftsmen
Handicrafts sound good. Clothing and rugs and whatnot. Making use of the harvest to turn a house into a home.
>Demigod of Music & Plays & the Arts
Patron of jesters and traveling entertainers, people who keep the common folk entertained. Wrote the first drinking songs.

>>74550735
>Finally, somone to replace Sun-Arsehole
Read closer. He is just a demigod who determined the best times to harvest crops.

>>74550870
Okay, so, if we're all in agreement
what now?

Rolled 1 (1d6)

>>74551006
According to >>74547298 we still have another four dissatisfied deities to resolve. Out of seven.

I'll go ahead and roll for the God of Sky/Storms since he is next in the list after the Goddess of Harvest (and fertility, let's be honest).

Rolled 1 (1d6)

>>74551119
Oh, okay
That didn't work, trying again with Moon God

>>74551147
We already did Phases of the Moon. >>74548026
The one after Sky & Storms is the otter-bodied goddess of Beasts and the Hunt.

Sorry to drop off the face of the earth, something sudden and slightly urgent arose that demanded my attention but now I'm back and working on updating the doc- had to expand the bottom.

>>74551006
Just sit tight, I'll be back in five minutes, ten tops

Rolled 5 (1d6)

>>74551215
Oh
redoing my roll for her then

>>74551254
Yay, Otter God is gonna try for babies with Storm-Drummer again

>>74551273
>Otter-chan learned how to smash objects on her belly (and thus taught it to regular otters) from Storm-Drummer playing his instrument
I dig it.

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Alright, here we go. Nine- NINE Gods & Goddesses and Demigods & Demigoddesses have been added to the pantheon, how can the other Goddess of the Harvest even compete? Anyhow, on to the next affair, that'd be the God of the Sky & Storms AKA Storm-Drummer,

>>74551119
Who decided that if he was going to be wedded to the giant otter, he might as well accept it and tried to settle down his constant wandering and accommodate her needs.

>>74551254
In return, she was touched and tried to make amends for her earlier standoffishness and frustration.

Roll 1d2.

>>74551215
>>74551273
>>74551301
Don't forget, Otter Goddess is Monstrous and apparently, somehow, given three (THREE) straight rolls of 2 for gender, hyperfeminine.

Rolled 1 (1d2)

>>74551341
Nice, so he is the god of typhoons and squalls.
That is, the sea-storm god that does not usually affect the mainland?

>>74551381
They never did get into the same lovey-dovey attitude that some others did, but over time, they learned to accept each other for who they were and found some inner peace. Then again, it wouldn't have suited the God of the Sky & Storms and Goddess of Beasts & the Hunt to be completely complacent.

Give me a 1d3-1 for offspring.

Rolled 3 - 1 (1d3 - 1)

>>74551412
Okay, at least have a baby

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Also,
>every couple descended from God of the Tides and the Scheming Goddess became satisfied with themselves
Very heartwarming.

>>74551444
I'll be forthright- I'd have been flabbergasted if you'd rolled a 1 after the Goddess of the Harvest & Fertility's performance. We'll be needing two 1d20s and two 1d6s for their offspring.

Rolled 4 (1d20)

>>74551504

Rolled 5 (1d20)

>>74551504
>>74551523
I'll take the other domain.

Rolled 4 (1d6)

>>74551523
This one's gender is

Need one more 1d6 for the secondborn's gender.

Rolled 6 (1d6)

>>74551607

>>74551629
>whew
Going to need a second 1d6 anon.

Rolled 1 (1d6)

>>74551651

Rolled 5 (1d6)

>>74551651
Monster-mum had monster-kids, go figure

Forgot, because the deities are after the fifth generation, I'm going to need two 1d4s to determine their power.

Rolled 3 (1d4)

>>74551723

Rolled 4 (1d4)

>>74551723

>>74551629
>>74551683
This determined the second deity was monstrous,
>>74551711
And this androgynous, can you give me a 1d6 for that?

Rolled 3 (1d6)

>>74551785

Rolled 94 (1d100)

>>74551785
>monstrous
d100, right? That's what I am rolling at least.

Thanks for rolling anons.

>>74551584
>Mature Aged Female
>>74551730
>>74551523
>Goddess of the Harvest
It's interesting that every Harvest deity we've had so far took on the appearance of a Mature, Aged Female. There's something thematic there, I wonder, are they close to one another or are they competitive?

>>74551629
>>74551683
>>74551711
>>74551807
>Monstrous Androgynous (Male)
>>74551749
>>74551575
>Demigod of the Seas & Sailing
I imagine he's also an otter like his mother, do you think Fishing & Nets is a good domain?

>>74551814
No, that's when it lands on a 2 or 3, calling for an animal roll, though yours'd have resulted in a Preying Mantis, which are fucking sick. He's just Monstrous, calling for a few random monsters in the shape of a large ogre or beast, and given that his mother's a giant otter it makes sense that he'd also be, but like anything else that's open to interpretation.

>>74551884
Maybe he's an otterman. You know, part man, part otter.