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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GlassEye" data-source="post: 5101795" data-attributes="member: 40413">Yes, a different scale.  A sun in no way compares to 100 swords that can kill gods or a chosen one who has the power to cast gods into exile.  We were probably going to end up with night and day anyway; a 'sun' is irrelevent and the story helped create mythology for why what we were having anyway exists.Honestly, while you believe Sirion's requests were equal for all, they weren't.  Sirion (and Ubariya) are lawful and can easily live with laws.  The other five deities are chaotic and would chafe under imposed laws.  The way to get them to follow law is to bind them with their oaths (which is what Ubariya has tried to do).Having Sirion disappointed but still staying to protect creation from the other deities is a perfectly valid way to play it and doesn't require you to get a new character.  His rigidness and inflexibility is your doing and you can give him just a little flexibility.  It doesn't break the concept to have him take what concessions he can get from the others and strive to protect mortals anyway.  If this is not to your liking give him to HolyMan (because if we are as powerless in the grey mist as HM has said then your curse is powerless anyway).</blockquote>