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<blockquote data-quote="Roman" data-source="post: 3453682" data-attributes="member: 1845">I simply thought these concepts so fundamental that they need to have their own gods. To my surprise, one of my players in the upcoming game has decided to play a cleric of space and for a while could not decide between gods of time and space. Note: The game is played in the Slovak language. I did my best to do one-word translations of the deific 'portfolios' to English, but sometimes inaccuracies can ensue. For example, the word 'space' in English is ambiguous and can cover both the 'universe' and space as a 'set of dimensions' - the word in Slovak applies to the set of dimensions only. I have also given the goddess of space the portfolios of travel, though I am not sure how appropriate that is... &nbsp;Rest, sleep, dreaming, recuperation, etc. I also conceived of him as the 'good good of death' with 'death as the final rest', as opposed to the goddess of death being the 'evil goddess of death'. &nbsp;Well, the goddess of revelry was indeed supposed to cover that too, but two people have mentioned this now (you mentioned the trickster god and Starglim mentioned the god of thievery), so it probably does not fit as well under revelry as I initially thought.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Roman, post: 3453682, member: 1845"] I simply thought these concepts so fundamental that they need to have their own gods. To my surprise, one of my players in the upcoming game has decided to play a cleric of space and for a while could not decide between gods of time and space. Note: The game is played in the Slovak language. I did my best to do one-word translations of the deific 'portfolios' to English, but sometimes inaccuracies can ensue. For example, the word 'space' in English is ambiguous and can cover both the 'universe' and space as a 'set of dimensions' - the word in Slovak applies to the set of dimensions only. I have also given the goddess of space the portfolios of travel, though I am not sure how appropriate that is... Rest, sleep, dreaming, recuperation, etc. I also conceived of him as the 'good good of death' with 'death as the final rest', as opposed to the goddess of death being the 'evil goddess of death'. Well, the goddess of revelry was indeed supposed to cover that too, but two people have mentioned this now (you mentioned the trickster god and Starglim mentioned the god of thievery), so it probably does not fit as well under revelry as I initially thought. [/QUOTE]

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