Thursday, April 24, 2014

God Tiers (part 1)

I absolutely love God Tiers. It's the best thing when it comes to speculation that I can think of. I will literally spend days theorizing over different God Tiers, their powers, what they mean metaphorically in our world, ect.

The basic definition of a God tier is its class and it's aspect. For instance, let's take John. He's a Heir of Breath, where Heir is the class and Breath is the aspect. I'm going to go over the part that I think has more of a connection to our lives first, the aspects.

Out of the aspects, there's  twelve known ones as of now.
  1. Breath (motion, freedom)
  2. Blood (unity)
  3. Light (knowledge, luck)
  4. Void (secrets, protection)
  5. Time
  6. Space
  7. Life
  8. Doom (death or law/order)
  9. Heart (positive emotion)
  10. Mind
  11. Hope
  12. Rage (negative emotion)
Out of all of these twelve...elements, so to speak, I believe that they make up who we as humans are. We have Breath, which gives us a push to do things in our lives. On a more literal note, we can breathe with it. Blood gives us a support group, friends, people to fall back on. In addition, we kind of need blood to live. Light lets us shed "light", so to speak on a situation so it's basically our common sense. Also, in order to get through life we need luck to an extent. Void gives us the voice of retraint to hold ourselves back. Life is what lets us begin things, and in a way is related to Breath in the way that it lets new things begin. Doom is the lawful restraints we have to live under to live in society, and in addition, the death of life itself. Heart lets us feel emotionally and come to conclusions this way (pathos), while Mind lets us look at the facts and only come up with facts that way (logos). Hope is that far off distant goal we have that gives "Breath", while Rage is our way of being "human" and making mistakes. So excluding Space and Time, that's what lets humans be uniquely human.

Space and Time.... The status of our world now, and the change that happens to the world. These two things are what makes up our universe, and why they're so astronomically important to any given Sburb session or life as we know it. It's not just what breathes life into an object, it's the object itself. Space-time's the building blocks of our universe, and without those two, there'd be no existance of the rest.

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