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<blockquote data-quote="aco175" data-source="post: 6007232" data-attributes="member: 27385">I'd think about groups of gods, say good, neutral, and evil.&nbsp; Have one or two main gods for each side and maybe just one for neutral gods.&nbsp; After these big/ greater gods, you can fill in what you need in terms of lessor and minor gods.&nbsp; I always liked concepts like ancient Greek gods being mostly related to each other.&nbsp; Hades trying to take over from his brothers, Poor Hermes being cought in the middle making peace.&nbsp; Some gods that embody these concepts such as peace and wisdom may not actively fight, or ponder longer than the war god before going of to fight.&nbsp; I also like having fewer gods, but giving them more names and aspects for each race or tribe that worships him.&nbsp; The elves call the magic god one thing and the humans something else, but in the end it is the same god.&nbsp; There can even be strife in the same church as different aspects of a single god are held in higher esteem by each group and each of the proclamations are viewed in a skewed light.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aco175, post: 6007232, member: 27385"] I'd think about groups of gods, say good, neutral, and evil. Have one or two main gods for each side and maybe just one for neutral gods. After these big/ greater gods, you can fill in what you need in terms of lessor and minor gods. I always liked concepts like ancient Greek gods being mostly related to each other. Hades trying to take over from his brothers, Poor Hermes being cought in the middle making peace. Some gods that embody these concepts such as peace and wisdom may not actively fight, or ponder longer than the war god before going of to fight. I also like having fewer gods, but giving them more names and aspects for each race or tribe that worships him. The elves call the magic god one thing and the humans something else, but in the end it is the same god. There can even be strife in the same church as different aspects of a single god are held in higher esteem by each group and each of the proclamations are viewed in a skewed light. [/QUOTE]

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