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<span style="font-size:130%;>'''Caan Godborn, of [[Emended Unionism]]'''</span><BR> | <span style="font-size:130%;>'''Caan Godborn, of [[Emended Unionism]]'''</span><BR> | ||
The [[Emended Unionist]] God Caan travels the world hunting Apostate Mages as an [[Aelrrigan Order|Aelrrigan]] Mage-Knight. Caan is the only God that copulates with non-Faithful and with mortals of other religions. Perhaps the strongest known Mage in the world, Caan is disciplined and a man of few words, but also known to have a terrible vice for lust. Caan's Godborn are less consistent than other Godborn, their personalities all over the place as well as where they end up in life, though many end up joining the Aelrrigan Order (or more specifically, forced into it by other Aelrrigans). Caan Godborn are functionally blind, their eyes burn so bright with glowing light that looking them in the eyes hurts for others, and any light that is not their own causes sharp pain in their eyes. Most go through life blindfolded or with goggles, just like Caan. Caan Godborn tend to be more care-free, because Emended Unionism is less expectant of Godborn. | The [[Emended Unionist]] God Caan travels the world hunting Apostate Mages as an [[Aelrrigan Order|Aelrrigan]] Mage-Knight. Caan is the only God that copulates with non-Faithful and with mortals of other religions. Perhaps the strongest known Mage in the world, Caan is disciplined and a man of few words, but also known to have a terrible vice for lust. Caan's Godborn are less consistent than other Godborn, their personalities all over the place as well as where they end up in life, though many end up joining the Aelrrigan Order (or more specifically, forced into it by other Aelrrigans). Caan Godborn are functionally blind, their eyes burn so bright with glowing light that looking them in the eyes hurts for others, and any light that is not their own causes sharp pain in their eyes. Most go through life blindfolded or with goggles, just like Caan. Caan Godborn tend to be more care-free, because Emended Unionism is less expectant of Godborn. | ||
* '''Required Traits:''' Max age 50, must be Ailor/[[Fin'ullen]]/[[Solvaan]]/[[Teledden]]/[[Maquixtl]] or any Half-Race variants, auburn hair color, and must have God-Sight Eyes ( | * '''Required Traits:''' Max age 50, must be Ailor/[[Fin'ullen]]/[[Solvaan]]/[[Teledden]]/[[Maquixtl]] or any Half-Race variants, auburn hair color, and must have God-Sight Eyes (bright colored iris/pupil, or whole eye). | ||
* '''Optional Traits:''' Caan Godborn can use their eyes to cast Magic or Abilities, which does not change the function of their Ability, but just uses light or beams of light from their eyes as aesthetic. | * '''Optional Traits:''' Caan Godborn can use their eyes to cast Magic or Abilities, which does not change the function of their Ability, but just uses light or beams of light from their eyes as aesthetic. | ||
* '''Unique Trait:''' Caan Godborn can use Sinistral Magic, always being classified Radiant instead. They can also be blind, but see through Magic, and gain [[Radiant_Point_Buy#Magical_Talent|Radiant Magical Talent]] without Point Buy investment. | * '''Unique Trait:''' Caan Godborn can use Sinistral Magic, always being classified Radiant instead. They can also be blind, but see through Magic, and gain [[Radiant_Point_Buy#Magical_Talent|Radiant Magical Talent]] without Point Buy investment. |
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Godborn are the offspring of specific divine entities of the Religions on Aloria, that even includes Estellon and Void Worship even though they are based on extra-planar entities. The Godborn manifest unique appearances, personality, and powers based on their heritage, but also have a uniquely difficult life within their own religious communities. Far from being worshiped or praised as the children of the god, Godborn are uniquely cursed with a demand to prove themselves, a task which for many of them seems too great to achieve, and so many of them languish in irrelevance, subject to the mockery and derision of the faithful, as if they are an extension of the inability of their religion to prove its superiority to others. In fact, many of the Godborn become an extension of religious wars between the various beliefs around the world, even if they nominally live in relatively peaceful conditions in various countries. There is always the hope that a Godborn will beat the Godborn of other religions in fame and name, though failing that, the criticism towards them is also proportionally more severe. It is said among the various religions that when a Godborn is born, the Gods flip a coin, with one side resulting in them being paragons of their faith, pious and virtuous, and the other side resulting in them being a curse of crime, violence and disappointment.
Rules to playing a Godborn
- Godborn can only ever be from one God and a mortal pairing. Godborn also cannot be Arkenborn at the same time.
- Godborn are only ever born to faithful mortal parents. Gods do not copulate with heathens, heretics, or non believers.
- Godborn should arise from reasonable combinations, like Halfvel Old Gods Ailor, not Asha Godborn of an Estellon mother.
- Godborn have a strict set of mandatory traits and optional aesthetics, all of which are overwritten by Afflictions.
- While it is not strictly disallowed to play a Godborn Archon, we strongly advise against it.
- The following Races cannot be Godborn: Yanar, Bralona, or Maraya if they were specifically awakened from a Vault.
- Being a Godborn does not make a Character Occult, though the Regalian State may still treat some of them as such.
- Godborn sometimes have maximum ages in below listing, as not all gods are "found" at the same time or known.
- Godborn can derive further God Magic Abilities in Custom Kits, though never non-Argumentation.
- Godborn status is not transferrable across generations, meaning that one Godborn does not sire more Godborn.
- Godborn status is immediate on birth, cannot be hidden, and for many provides a rough childhood for Godborn.
- Some Religions, like Dragon Worship, do not have a Godborn variant. This is because these Gods do not copulate.
Playing a Godborn
Playing a Godborn (in contrast to Arkenborn) is not recommended for new players, due to the reading recommended, and the deep nuance of religions, and how they impact the lives and behavior of Godborn. Equally, Godborn tend to be very independently minded and operating, meaning they are not great starting places for connections with other Characters (and there equally aren't a lot of clergy Characters around to rely on). Playing a Godborn is generally considered more positive than Arkenborn, as Arkenborn are well recorded to be demon-spawn, and many Godborn have gone on to live virtuous lives. It should be noted however, that not all Godborn are treated equally, especially in the Regalian Empire. While Unionism based Godborn might receive preferential treatment, Regalia has very little information available on for example Sapphora or Asaredu Godborn, meaning these Godborn are not recognized as such, and are indistinguishable from generic Mages to Regalians (as Unionism is their state Religion, and they do not really acknowledge other Gods). Experiences as a Godborn may radically vary, Godborn may define how another player reacts to a Character at face value, but many will also completely ignore it. In lore, Godborn generally have a tough upbringing within society, as there is a level of unreasonable expectation on Godborn. Some rise to the occasion and become paragons of virtue in their faith, while others turn against the very faith that sired them in an act of rebellion, struggling against the judgement and derision of their inability to live up to expectations.
Godborn Types
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