Gods

Gods are being that have transcended the S-grade and achieved immortality. They gain power from worship, but are not dependent on it. The new generation of gods from each new universe tends to be weaker than the last, though more numerous. This is not absolute, but to the reader's knowledge, the Primordials, the gods who ascended during the first universe, have never been surpassed in power.

Known Gods include:


 * Atlas
 * Autemius
 * Blightfather
 * Camicus
 * Duskleaf
 * Eversmile
 * Ferroras
 * Gudrun
 * Gwyndyr
 * Karroch
 * Ladies of the Verdant Lagoon
 * Lord Protector
 * Rigoria
 * Stormild
 * Tenculis (deceased)
 * Terauasniom
 * The Brimstone Hegemon (deceased)
 * The Daofather
 * The Eternal Servant
 * The Holy Mother
 * The Malefic Viper
 * The Seeker
 * The Starseizing Titan
 * Umbra
 * Valdemar
 * Wyrmgod
 * Yggdrasil

Gods have their own power rankings, although it is unknown what levels are associated with them. There are first nine divine ranks broken into low, mid and high tiers. 1-3 low, 4-6 mid, 7-9 high. Upon reaching rank 10 a god becomes a godking or godqueen. This is the level considered the level one needs to be in order to lead a pantheon. It is likely that there are higher levels that are held by massively powerful gods such as the Primordials, but they have yet to be revealed.

Gods can give blessings to mortals. Blessings not only give stats bonus and unlock class and skills, they are one of the only ways to a outside source to give more Records that allows people to evolve.

The levels of the blessings are: Minor <Lesser <Intermediate <Major <Greater <Divine <True.

A God can give a True blessing to only one mortal at time, so the mortal who have the blessing is called "Chosen of the God".

While gods need to pay some price to give the blessings, the Records that the mortal with the blessing gains affect the God who give the blessing, strengthening the God.