David Dalglish
Um, this is a little tricky but I'll see if I can figure this out. The purpose and power of the gods is unique to each series and their role in the story, so a direct comparison is rough but I think I can manage.
Half-Orcs/Shadowdance/Paladins: Not to get too far into the weeds, but the gods have an "all powerful" form where they can shape the land and create life, and a more subdued form where they humble themselves to take a human-like form and physically appear on the land. So in their first form, it's like a 9, but then when physically incarnate, more like a 7 (with 10 being complete supreme all powerful).
Keepers Trilogy: the Three Sisters are each about an 8, extremely important in what they do, but not impotent or all powerful
Vagrant Gods: These gods are probably the weakest of any of my series, and their power is extremely linked to the faith and number of their worshipers. So they run the gamut from like a 2-6, with none as powerful as the gods and goddesses of my other series.
Half-Orcs/Shadowdance/Paladins: Not to get too far into the weeds, but the gods have an "all powerful" form where they can shape the land and create life, and a more subdued form where they humble themselves to take a human-like form and physically appear on the land. So in their first form, it's like a 9, but then when physically incarnate, more like a 7 (with 10 being complete supreme all powerful).
Keepers Trilogy: the Three Sisters are each about an 8, extremely important in what they do, but not impotent or all powerful
Vagrant Gods: These gods are probably the weakest of any of my series, and their power is extremely linked to the faith and number of their worshipers. So they run the gamut from like a 2-6, with none as powerful as the gods and goddesses of my other series.
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