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* DemiurgeArchetype: A false God-figure who impersonates the true God.
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* GodOfTheMoon: A god who represents or moves the moon.
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* HighTechHeaven: When deities or angels make use of modern or even sci-fi level technology.
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* ForgedByTheGods: A weapon is special because the gods made it.
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* LadyLuck: A deity associated with luck and fortune.
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* FightingYourGod: When a person or a group decide to engage in conflict with their own figure of worship or divinity.
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* FightingYourGod: When a person or a group decide to engage in conflict with their own figure of worship or divinity.
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* SpiritualSports: A SubGenre combining sports with angels, gods, and/or goddesses.
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* PatronGod: When a god or goddess regularly rewards devotion and piety toward them.
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* HenotheisticSociety: When it's the societal norm for groups or individuals to favor the worship of one god of a FantasyPantheon over the others.
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* DivineInfernalFamily: God and {{Satan}} or TheAntiGod are considered relatives.
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* LittleMissAlmighty: When God is depicted as female.a female child/teen.
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* GodOfTheDead: A deity who either oversees the process of death or judges the souls of the dead.
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KillTheGod: Killing deities.
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KingOfAllCosmos: When God is portrayed as eccentric.
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LoserDeity: Deities who are shunned or treated as a joke by their fellow deities.
*LoveGoddessLoveGoddess: A deity, often female, of love.
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* MinorlyMentionedMythsAndMonsters: About rarely Rarely seen gods deities in media.
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TheMaker: The creator(s) of a/the world/universe/multiverse/species/etc.
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OddJobGods: An excessively specialized deity.
*OfferingsToTheGods
OfferingsToTheGods: Making physical offerings to deities.
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TheOldGods: Entities that are above and/or came before the gods.
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OmniscientMoralityLicense: A deity who can do ''anything'' to the hero and still be considered one of the good guys because they know it will turn out okay.
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OurGodsAreDifferent: Common attributes and features of gods in fiction.
**OurTitansAreDifferent
OurTitansAreDifferent: The different traits and varying depictions of the Titans in fiction.
*PalsWithJesus
PalsWithJesus: A character, or characters, who has a direct line to deities.
*PantheonSitcom
PantheonSitcom: Deities in a sitcom setting.
*PhysicalGod
PhysicalGod: A corporeal entity with god-like abilities.
*PowerOfTheGodHand
PowerOfTheGodHand: When a person, item, or skill is named "god hand," which makes them seem powerful.
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{{Psychopomp}}: Deities or spirits of death.
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TheGrimReaper: The AnthropomorphicPersonification of death.
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DeathIsALoser: When TheGrimReaper or another deity of death is unintimidating or a ButtMonkey.
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DontFearTheReaper: A friendly personification of death.
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RelievingTheReaper: When someone temporarily takes over Death's job.
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{{Shinigami}}: The Japanese version of TheGrimReaper.
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ReasoningWithGod: When a mortal convinces higher powers to help, or at least not to harm.
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StockGods: Certain god archetypes.
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TopGod: A deity above the rest by their authority or very nature.
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WarGod: A deity associated with warfare.
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AboveTheGods: A setting that features entities even more powerful than its gods.
*AbstractApotheosis
AbstractApotheosis: When a character becomes an abstract concept or an idea.
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DestroyerDeity: A deity associated with destruction.
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DisabledDeity: A deity or other divine being who has a disability.
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DivineDate: A mortal romancing a deity.
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DivineDelegation: A pantheon consisting of a TopGod and several lesser gods serving them.
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DivineIntervention: When God (or a divine equivalent in the story) takes an active role in a non-divine character's conflict.
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FantasyPantheon: When writers invent fictional deities to populate their world.
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FoodGod: God of whatever food is the basis for a culture's survival.
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GodEating: Gods eating each other, or being eaten by a non-deity.
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GodInHumanForm: When a deity takes on a human form.
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GodIsGood: When God, or the setting's equivalent, is portrayed positively.
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GodIsInept: Cases in which the Lord Almighty is—quite literally—not suited for his job.
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HomeOfTheGods: The place where deities reside.
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HotGod: Beautiful deities.
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