Which is your favourite God?

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Kapri

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It's between Odin and Anubis, but I think Odin wins in the end. Do I really need to explain why?!
 

Jun_Jun

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I don't know if anyone has mentioned this but I love Coyote from Gunnerkrigg Court, every aspect of his character is just awesome (maybe I just love me some all powerful trickster gods) :D and it doesn't hurt that Tom Siddel's art style freakin' rocks on every page with Coyote in it ;D


ok ok last one, I just love how the art style changes depending on the setting in this web comic :p
 

minimacker

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The god damn Batman.

Sorry, what? Oh, favourite god.

The Batman.

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I can't pick the Batman?

Well, Odin then. JRR Tolkien got inspiration for Gandalf by the picture of Odin disguised as a wanderer.

Also, he got CROWS, MAN. FUCKING CROWS.
 

IamLEAM1983

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Hm. I'm not attracted to any specific deity, either from religious texts or works of fiction. I'd say some sort of Bizarro version of Azathoth nobody wrote about. Screw this "Crawling Nuclear Chaos" nonsense, I want to approach things in a positive light.

I'd go for something that's similar to Azathoth, but that symbolizes raw potential, pure creative force. Something that, ideally, has no real intellect to speak of, because otherwise you've got yet another judgmental asshat who'd threaten to smite my ass just because I didn't adhere to some obscure set of rules.

I don't believe in this concept that we've got some sort of atonement to do from Day One, and I certainly don't buy into hardcore Christianity's notion that God is a vengeful idiot with an itchy trigger finger or a particularly heavy Banhammer. I might not believe in this stuff outright anymore, but I remember my religion classes telling me God was basically love personified. Vengeance, wrath or it being possible to displease him never entered the picture for me, as I was told that God is basically tolerance past all forms of tolerance. He was supposed to be this guy who'd never judge and who'd understand that hey, living's kinda hard at times, man. It isn't always easy to make the right choices, you know? Thinking that God's there to smite the wicked is really a roundabout way of saying you've got anger or intolerance issues; because the fact is we've all been "wicked" at one moment or another in our lives.

At least, in my humble opinion. Make of that what you will.
 

Zhadramekel

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I'm mainly behind the Greek Gods. Specifically Hades. He's not cruel, he just does his job. Amaterasu is pretty cool as well.
 

Geo Da Sponge

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The Lady of Pain! She's a God, right?

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Oh holy shit, I take it back! ARRGH!

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AGHAHAGHGGRGHHHRRH!!! BLOODY HELL, HOW IS THIS EVEN PHYSICALLY POSSIBLE?!?!
 

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As a fairy tale, which is what all religions are imo, I very much like the Norse mythology of gods best. It's so exciting, like LoTR's on acid :-D
 

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kiri2tsubasa said:
Slaanesh. All the hedonistic pleasure you can endure, and more.
Yeah, gotta be Slaanesh. His/her origin story is a real eye opener.

Zeus is fun one to read about, Cyric is also one of my favourites.
 

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Gentleman_Reptile said:
Profound sense of meaning and existence? Comforting notions of life beyond death? A good and just ruling? Has a Jackals head?

Which of the endless supply of deities and divine religious figures do you take a preference to?

I dont necessarily mean "What is your religion".....just which big cheese in the sky you take the biggest liking to or enjoy hearing legends about?

I personally can't get enough of the legends of Zeus...and the war with the titans in particular. Did you know that Zeus' father Kronos ate his children for fear of reprisal? Because he himself castrated his OWN father Oranous with a scythe?
Yeah that and he kept banging his mother. Yay for the greeks.
 

rutger5000

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Me :D Otherwise that indian god of destruction, or morgan freeman (watch how it should have ended god of war).
 

CleverCover

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I have a fond place in my heart for any of the ancient gods. The stories back then were really creative, sometimes a bit disturbing and awkward, but really creative.
 

Dark Prophet

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jesus saves, allah protects, cthulhu thinks you would make a great sandwich, don't know now really but I think all gods are spoiled fucknuggets.
 

IKSA

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Agenor I use it always when I can as my chater account name (Greek: Ἀγήνωρ, gen.: Ἀγήνορος; English translation: "heroic, manly")
 

Kinguendo

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Vidar, unlike Odin and Thor and the rest he actually survives Ragnarok... and rips Fenrir in half, from his mouth to his tail! Thats right, he is the God of Vengeance!

Alternatively I choose Arkay, the Mortal's God. The scourge of all undead and Necromancy, the giver of life and the eternal balance of Neutrality.
 

Wekub

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Hood.
Anyone else? Huhm.... Oh, yes, Mael.
Mael before Hood, actually.
Mael ftw.
I like Mael. :]
So yes.
Mael.

(These gods are from The Malazan Book of the Fallen, btw. Gogo, read it.)
 

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SilentJay22 said:
NightmareLuna said:
Thor, hands down the best one... No god, can even match the awesomeness of Thor... Or well... No god can even match the awesomeness of any Norse God.
I choose Odin! Norse gods are the mightiest of them all!
Somehow this made me imagine the Norse gods as Pokemon...

My favourite is Annoia, the Goddess of Things That Get Stuck In Drawers.