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<blockquote data-quote="Tuerny" data-source="post: 372083" data-attributes="member: 674">That is a logical way to go about it but what if your pantheon has entirely different origins such as the city gods mentioned by kenjib or all being created by some other sort of event.For example in the setting I have been pondering of late the world was originally a great, active egg-shaped confluence of life energy. The gods were created when a great shell surrounded the life energy and some of the energy was caught outside the shell. These bits and pieces of life energy, when cut off from the original mass became sentient and eventually became the modern gods....After a great deal of merging, shaping, and deaths (the first of which caused some of the internal life energy to become death energy, eventually dividing the egg in half)Which kind of leaves genealogy out of things. The of course detailing their relationships and feuds since their emergence also works....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tuerny, post: 372083, member: 674"] That is a logical way to go about it but what if your pantheon has entirely different origins such as the city gods mentioned by kenjib or all being created by some other sort of event. For example in the setting I have been pondering of late the world was originally a great, active egg-shaped confluence of life energy. The gods were created when a great shell surrounded the life energy and some of the energy was caught outside the shell. These bits and pieces of life energy, when cut off from the original mass became sentient and eventually became the modern gods.... After a great deal of merging, shaping, and deaths (the first of which caused some of the internal life energy to become death energy, eventually dividing the egg in half) Which kind of leaves genealogy out of things. The of course detailing their relationships and feuds since their emergence also works.... [/QUOTE]

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