Yeah, I liked how Death Himself was an aspect, and didn't really think of the other Culture's Afterlife as tempting.

@@uncletiggermclaren7592 he seemed to represent all gods and all aspects of humanity. But also our final guide to the afterlife . Our one constant friend

The old "One god many faces" angle

WW1 Christmas truce

Jesus: *Facepalms*

Hogfather...

His Jesus of Nazareth, born on the night of the shimmering star where kings offered him at his birth their treasures and riches, the basis of the international event Christmas where anyone regardless of religion celebrates

=_=) BRUH

Slightly Less xenophobic Imperium time

​@@helsingS_ knowing humans it's either xeno-lover or xeno-hatred. Either way we're gonna be a menace

there is a third option. less safe for work

@@andreaskav7124 well that's still love. But expressed with other parts. Or i am thinking of something wrong.

@@eneram8846 yes you are correct. xeno-copulation was my idea. but now i realize it falls under love

So the God of humans would be like our countries only at his strongest when united against a common foe.

someone played smt

Hence the importance of plumbing!

Ah yes, many a mornings spent in my youth praying to the porcelain goddess.

"Calling God on the big white phone"

😂😂😂😂❤

Whilst worshipping the OHGod of hangovers

Uhh... How do you know?

@@winnerwannabe9868 congratulations, you're the first one to actually ask.

@@iLikeCoffee777 thank you. Is this your way of telling me that you won't tell me? If so, it's perfectly fine and I won't pry.

@@winnerwannabe9868 I've spent a very long time studying what it means to be a deity. Not enough to become one myself but maybe one day (probably wishful thinking). Most people can't get past their own mortal feelings and connections enough to even try to do this. If they do try, they realize they really don't want to an abandon it very quickly as even the barest glimpse tells them they will be very very lonely in their understanding. Even expressing this tends to make others question your sanity and laugh off the thought. Thus my congratulations on you actually having the courage to ask.

@@iLikeCoffee777 thank you. Good luck with your future endeavors.

He is.

No I think it's Ra , the story says they lost but obviously weren't destroyed, I'm thinking that's an Exodus reference.

Nay! Scottish!

@@merlinathrawes746 Cousin people

Yes it does

We believe but don't worship. We pray only in the height of pleasure or at the bottom of despair. We are conflicting yet loyal for we will always have him on our lips or the tip of our tongue. For we either damn him or praise him when in ecstasy or horror. God bless you all. Thank god it's alright for me

He might be referring to the Christmas truce that occurred during World War One.

@@donaldscholand4617 He definitely was, with a little throw to Doctor Who.

Hit up the find a thread on Wednesday or if you can remember part of the title search that part after opening hfy it should narrow it down to that subreddit

think it was that incident during world war 1 where both sides stopped fighting on christmas day and celebrated together then went to their collective sides and continued killing each other the next day. something about faith and hope for the future even while ruining what we have...

Species' Gods hanging at the Gods' Bar. Someone gets pass-out drunk. Someone starts a ruckus. Bets are made, an Old God shows up to watch and gets roped into refereeing a faith-powered arm wrestle between the human God and his opponent. Human God Wins by a massive margin. Human God is told by the Old God he is a 'baby old-god', and that they had crossed swords before. Hope this helps! :)

The bar's patrons are the god of this, the god of that, and the god of the other thing. The implication is that the human god is more what you'd call a generalist, a god of everything. Hence the Old One (Lovecraft's name f or the Things that existed before mere gods) named him a baby of what it is. That's why he easily defeated a specialist god of war.

​@@markfergerson2145 tyvm

​@@TheMonkey747 ty too!

Just let the world shift sideways magenta, and it'll all make sense

@@RevokFarthis I personally like the hyper scarlet shift but okay i'll try.

@@RevokFarthis Funny I find crosswise chartreuse to be more effective.