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<blockquote data-quote="dave2008" data-source="post: 9531566" data-attributes="member: 83242">In my game, avatars are independent manifestations of a god's will. The are their own semi-independent &quot;living&quot; creations. They act on their own; however, the god can sense what it sense and know its thoughts. Also, the god can take complete control of the avatar if it wishes. A god can have as many avatars as it can spend time and power to create. Losing an avatar does not affect the god, expect possible loses in prestige, worship, etc.&nbsp; Avatars are mortal and have only a small fraction of a gods true power.Gods can also divide themselves into Aspects. Aspects are different bodies, but share the same mind and spirit/soul. Aspects are the god in multiple physical forms simultaneously. The god can only create a limited number of aspects and each it must divide its power amongst the various aspects. However, they are much more powerful than avatars.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dave2008, post: 9531566, member: 83242"] In my game, avatars are independent manifestations of a god's will. The are their own semi-independent "living" creations. They act on their own; however, the god can sense what it sense and know its thoughts. Also, the god can take complete control of the avatar if it wishes. A god can have as many avatars as it can spend time and power to create. Losing an avatar does not affect the god, expect possible loses in prestige, worship, etc. Avatars are mortal and have only a small fraction of a gods true power. Gods can also divide themselves into Aspects. Aspects are different bodies, but share the same mind and spirit/soul. Aspects are the god in multiple physical forms simultaneously. The god can only create a limited number of aspects and each it must divide its power amongst the various aspects. However, they are much more powerful than avatars. [/QUOTE]

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