I've been wondering this for a long time. Do Elder Gods ever interact with each other in-character besides situations in which a mortal is watching them?

For example, let's say that Raezon and Lisaera have decided to basically go to war against each other. Don't ask why.

Would the two of them decide to do this through solely ooc means, meeting and saying, "Okay, I'm going to announce to my order at X time that we had an argument over Y and will be going to war at Z." Or do they act ICly amongst themselves, actually playing out the situation?

I suppose another way to put it would be, "When we get a new god and they're pulled away from their Fulcrux by one of the other Elder Gods for an IC reason, are they really just chilling in the Havens and watching the clock for when they can continue the event?"

Just curious, what with how busy all the Elder Gods always are.

The answer to your question is directly derived from the square root of the apples that fell in the past year divided by blue.

so two right? maybe i shoul dnot of slept through math class

hmm, Blue = (0, 0, 256), and number of apples that fell is approximatly 42, plus or minus 2 billion...

So whats the sqaure root of 42/256?

I've always wondered this too.. but all of the situations I've known about have been planned oocly. That's sad.

The Forbidden? More like the Unbearable. Ask a serious question, and it turns into a circus. *eye*

She's askin' for a zappin'.

He wouldn't. He just chooses to pick on me instead. Remind me to show you what he did to my wedding some time.

He didn't declare his undying love as soon as you were married, did he?

Wishful thinking, I guess.

http://homepage.mac.com/evmaker/lusternia/...ryaWedding.html

There. See for yourself. He's probably going to kill me for this one too. *shifty*

Where do I join...

aww, it's cute.

I want Shikari to do mine!

Direct all questions in my direction. *duck*

Awesome log.

Have I told You lately that I love You?

You should see the after-wedding party log, coming from the only sober all throughout person there

Events between gods (or even involving a single god) are usually pretty well-planned. They'd have to be, really, for them to be fun for the players.

There was one off-the-cuff "event" in Imperian that I remember, where the God of Civilisation ripped up a few trees for an unknown reason. The order of the Goddess (why is it always a female?) of Nature had been on pretty good terms with them before that. After that... they weren't.

It's a mythological thing, almost all Natural Divine were female, even before organised religions the pagans almost always thought the most important Goddesses were to do with the seasons (and often the Moon).

Since then it's become a standard in all fantasy and mythology-based things, partly because it's easy to include those personae in plot arcs.

I do believe the God of Seasons in Imperian is male.