Deity

5. Deity

Deities better known as pagan gods, or more accurately, The Old Gods - are a race of immortal supernatural entities, with each being a prime authority in the religion or pantheon that they established or belonged to. Despite having a role in the human ancient religions and possessing free will, the plurality of them are cruel, petty, uncaring, and only concerned with themselves and their survival. Some of them are neutral or indifferent to humans, and a handful of them have even been shown to be acting in accordance to the well being of humanity (like Prometheus), but most who appeared so far were evil. Many of them were known to have a taste for human flesh and were confirmed to use humans as a food source, as well as accepting offerings like virgin sacrifices. They are worshiped by mortals and can procreate with them to birth Demigods.

Power and Abilities

As the oldest entities, deities possess many superhuman powers which make them far superior to mortals.

• Nigh-Omnipotence - Deities have the power to do almost anything.

• Immortality - Deities are not subject of age, disease, time and death.

• Divine Form

• Ichor

• Decelerated Aging

• Immune to pimples, alcohol, drugs, limb lose, poison, digit lose, Eye lost, ear lost, evils, Skin/Muscle/Organ damage, nose lost, diseases, decapitations, sight-lost/decrease, hearing loss/decrease, blindness & all forms of every planetary/omniversal diseases/infections/allergies

• Invulnerability - They are invulnerable, to a degree, to physical attack. Only supernatural weapons can harm them.

• Superhuman Physiology:

• Superhuman Physical Attributes:

• Super Strength - They possess great strength. The weakest of deities can lift 30 tons with ease.

• Super Speed - They can move faster than the human eye.

• Super Stamina - They do not overheat or sweat.

• Super Durability - They possess superhuman resistance to injury and pain.

• Super Agility - They possess superhuman agility.

• Superhuman Endurance: Gods can withstand enormous amounts of damage and injury from harm.

Characteristics

Pagan deities often masquerade as normal humans. However, many of them have true forms that are more monstrous than human, similar to angels and demons.

Example of deities

Some of the deities of different religions are from the Ancient Greek religion: Zeus, Apollo, Athena, Ares, Aphrodite, Poseidon, Hades, Thanatos, Dionysus, Hera, Artemis, Hephaestus, Hermes, nymph.

From the Ancient Norse religion: Thor, Odin.