>>218934
O-oh, okay then.
>What kaiju settings
All the ones we have jumps for, which I have already been increasingly concerned about ever since I’ve been made aware Singular Point implied every single Godzilla continuity is actually brachiating off the Bigger Godzilla’s incursions into other realities.
>>218343
>alone or have a pantheon
It’s like a giant corporate conglomerate, with myself and my business partner at the top and other integrated pantheons incorporated under it like associates and subsidiaries. Except “corporate structure” is MoonCorp’s gimmick, and most of it more resembles a celestial bureaucracy instead.
>iconic representations
On the one hand, I generally prefer to present as an immanent force in my great works. On the other hand, I have a bunch of perks and powers that work great with iconography.
To split the difference, icons of myself are neither encouraged nor overlooked but all religious texts are VERY clear I can and will at any point manifest through one as a pillar of fire that delivers some rapid fire miracles before burning it to fine ash.
>priesthood
Among all the different types of priests, the Illuminati is my foremost representatives. Outwardly they are every single conspiracy theory made manifest, revering me as the strings behind their fingers even as they guide nations towards my grand design and buy and sell world leaders. Inwardly they also host conga parties and bowling competitions to de-stress from being my dread hand gripping the world’s neck.
>afterlife
There are multiple afterlives, and most of them are subcontracted. I manage our in-house Heaven, the notional post-singularity at the end of all technologically advanced societies, and Yomi Wan. The stars manage themselves. Madoka is her own afterlife, as usual. The Neter Polity claims sovereignty over an outpost of starry A’aru we rent from the setting during the conquest of it’s original rulers. Bradeline’s Well is run by Os-Gabella, who is acknowledged by the Council of Liliths as a member in good standing.
>commandments
The most fundamental commandments are to use resources efficiently, strive towards greater perfection and to eternalise the environment. After that it again varies heavily depending on the creed being preached. Generally my commandments are more framed as a civic code rather than religious texts for a more codified set of societal norms, but sometimes I’ve had to declare lobbying and sensationalist media abominations against efficient civil governance (which is chaotic, and therefore worse than merely evil in the doctrines I set up)
>>218951
>Space Epstein has a sex trafficking ring so big and efficient the writer had to make the setting “omniversal” to cater to non-cuckolds
This is hilarious.