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Foreword
the structure of the world
We visit a young world with a curious feature: from time to time, its absolute god is replaced by a new one. The god's power has only one limit: they cannot directly undo what a previous god has done. Our world also has three Principles, laws that govern its behavior even before the first god: • What has been destroyed is gone forever. • Life springs anew from desolation. • [] |
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Foreword
the structure of the world
We visit a young world with a curious feature: from time to time, its absolute god is replaced by a new one. The god's power has only one limit: they cannot directly undo what a previous god has done. Our world also has three Principles, laws that govern its behavior even before the first god: • What has been destroyed is gone forever. • Life springs anew from desolation. • A being's mind is theirs alone. |
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Guidelines
the structure of the world
We visit a young world with a curious feature: from time to time, its absolute god is replaced by a new one. The god's power has only one limit: they cannot directly undo what a previous god has done, nor contradict the principles of the world. |
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Divine Mandate guidelines
the structure of the world
We visit a young world with a curious feature: from time to time, its absolute god is replaced by a new one. The god's power has only one limit: they cannot directly undo what a previous god has done, nor contradict the principles of the world. |
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