Community

Lords of Creation is a fun world-building exercise that is done through role-playing, combining the two things that we all love. The process is fairly simple: players act as gods creating a world. The result is a campaign setting, complete with fantastical creatues, memorable heroes, mighty empires and grand disasters.  What is so interesting about the campaign settings that emerge is that the history of the world is dictated by the actions, agreements, and arguments of the players themselves, rather than springing whole cloth out of only one person's imagination. If you've wanted to join us before, but have been daunted by the massive amount of posts and history we generate, fear not! Now is your chance.

The Wiki Can be found here. Two things to note: 1) You can also find material from past games there, so feel free to browse around to get an idea of what we're about (or find a few things to use in your own game/setting). 2) For players, part of the way you increase your weekly PP is through consistent updating of the Wiki!

If you wish to join us, please take a look at The Rules. 

Progress towards more PP is here

There is also a group for the game, which hosts in-world PbPs, discussions and important news broadcasts:  community.wizards.com/lordsofcreation 

Finally, many of us chat on and off about the game or other random things at

www.mibbit.com/chat/

Room #LoC.

Weekly Resets of PP artifacts and Exarchs will occur sometime before Sunday morning (usually between 9-12 PM EST)

Currently the Admins (and their gods) of the game are:  


Topheh - Tsiyoti
Thought - Ebel (now dead)
Aradeia - Dajjal

Currently the Players (and their gods) of the game are:

Veok - Isura
Camu - C’thruul
Joran1313 - Amun
Mechalibur - Tireas
ff6Shadow -Arvad
Erainull- Xeadin
Sephus- AngeloftheNight



Inactive Players Not having posted in two weeks will place you on this list.  If you have found yourself on this list, you will no longer be included in the weekly PP information post. Simply PM an admin when you return, and resume play as normal. You will return to the active list as soon as we see you posting again.

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Dead Gods These are the gods that have died for one reason or another. They are incapable of returning without the original player agreeing, as well as passing it by an admin.

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Retired Players These are players who have been forced to quit for one reason or another. Their gods may or may not return to active play.

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR JOINING THE GAME

All are welcome at this time.  If you are interested, please post in the OOC with the following information and PM an Admin (not this account, as it is rarely checked)

Name of God: 
Starting Domain:
Physical Appearance: 
Symbol:
Titles:
Personality/Core Concept:

Name of God: Od'Vidr
Starting Domain: Cold/Ice
Physical Appearance: Old as time itself, skin blue as the sky, eyes white as snow, hair covered in frost, his steps makes the earth die, his body blocks out the sun..larger then life itself. The god of Ice takes the form of an enormous humanoid, larger then the very mountains.
Symbol: A disc of ice
Titles: The sleeping one, The eternal God, The first giant
Concept: A father for Gianthood, Monsters and cruel, bitter things to stalk the darker places of the world.

Since my god is likely to be one of the first Primals to join (due to the nature of his domain), I think I´ll just post him now.

Name of God: Emar
Starting Domain: Life
Physical Appearance: A middle aged or old man, bearded and moustached. He usually appears dressed in the robes of a philosopher or monk. He also has another form - a confusing, dimension-warping amalgamation of every mortal life form that exists or could potentially exist - but this true form is rarely seen.
Symbol: A bird´s egg against a green background.
Titles: the Observer, the Gardener, the Enabler of Life.
Concept: He´s basically a natural philosopher who causes life to appear and diversify just by the act of studying it. Not sure if I can think of an analogue from real world mythology. A dispassionate god, more concerned about the welfare of life as a whole than any individual life form.

All the elemental gods seem very primordial-y. I think we should make it official and call them primordials.