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<blockquote data-quote="Ginnel" data-source="post: 4388841" data-attributes="member: 66058">1.The God of Chieftans, losing popularity because of more democratic processes in rising civilisations/organised kingdoms&nbsp;Avatar would be a cunning, average intelligent Male with Big Gaudy ornamets&nbsp; and a big beard, he will naturally be followed around by two loyal bodyguard avatars.&nbsp;2.The God of Specific Tribe, a God who demands sacrifices losing popularity again because of civilisation or maybe just adventurers destroying his cults in the jungle, have him work his way into more high tech cities starting up sacrificial cults again wiht maybe a base in a sewer, a nice plot hook here.&nbsp;His Avatar could look like anything a Rakasha, a tribal powerful human with blood coated arms, a Mind Flayer whatever fits your campaign.&nbsp;3. God of storytelling/the passed on word, a God of passing on history through storytellings and memory rather than the new fangled books.&nbsp;His Avatar would be an old wise man with a long beard in fairly crude trappings with an important staff that he can draw in the dirt with some rare creature on it, he could be overtaken by a student of his Art/Drawings/Paintings and Rumor&nbsp;4. God of the Hunt Continuing with civilisation the increase in domesticated animals and crops rotations, will significantly lower this gods importance&nbsp;Avatar a Lean dangerous hunter armed with spear and bow, but no matter how much he rails against the rotund docile form of the God of domestication it does him no good&nbsp;Well theres a few not sure if it fits your campaign or not some more details on it would be great, plus I don't see too much of a problem with the PC's worshipping one of these gods particularly the god of the hunt, maybe a goal would be preserve natural forests and the hunt either with the Kings law or as a religious festival/celebration.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ginnel, post: 4388841, member: 66058"] 1.The God of Chieftans, losing popularity because of more democratic processes in rising civilisations/organised kingdoms Avatar would be a cunning, average intelligent Male with Big Gaudy ornamets and a big beard, he will naturally be followed around by two loyal bodyguard avatars. 2.The God of Specific Tribe, a God who demands sacrifices losing popularity again because of civilisation or maybe just adventurers destroying his cults in the jungle, have him work his way into more high tech cities starting up sacrificial cults again wiht maybe a base in a sewer, a nice plot hook here. His Avatar could look like anything a Rakasha, a tribal powerful human with blood coated arms, a Mind Flayer whatever fits your campaign. 3. God of storytelling/the passed on word, a God of passing on history through storytellings and memory rather than the new fangled books. His Avatar would be an old wise man with a long beard in fairly crude trappings with an important staff that he can draw in the dirt with some rare creature on it, he could be overtaken by a student of his Art/Drawings/Paintings and Rumor 4. God of the Hunt Continuing with civilisation the increase in domesticated animals and crops rotations, will significantly lower this gods importance Avatar a Lean dangerous hunter armed with spear and bow, but no matter how much he rails against the rotund docile form of the God of domestication it does him no good Well theres a few not sure if it fits your campaign or not some more details on it would be great, plus I don't see too much of a problem with the PC's worshipping one of these gods particularly the god of the hunt, maybe a goal would be preserve natural forests and the hunt either with the Kings law or as a religious festival/celebration. [/QUOTE]

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