Legal Rose
Scribe
It depends on a setting.
One of my settings that I liked was composed of countless pocket dimensions that people can teleport between using various techniques. Each of these worlds is ruled over by a single god who originally designed that world. And because of this, the worlds often reflect the personality of the god that created them.
These gods are basically based on classical paganism. Their have a human form, and their biggest distinguishing feature is their immortality. They can either appear on their world or withdraw to their ethereal home where they can observe the goings-on from a distance. They have a variety of specific powers although it's unclear exactly how powerful they are. Some gods are really apathetic and disinterested in humans, and others demand constant tribute and worship, etc. etc.
One of my settings that I liked was composed of countless pocket dimensions that people can teleport between using various techniques. Each of these worlds is ruled over by a single god who originally designed that world. And because of this, the worlds often reflect the personality of the god that created them.
These gods are basically based on classical paganism. Their have a human form, and their biggest distinguishing feature is their immortality. They can either appear on their world or withdraw to their ethereal home where they can observe the goings-on from a distance. They have a variety of specific powers although it's unclear exactly how powerful they are. Some gods are really apathetic and disinterested in humans, and others demand constant tribute and worship, etc. etc.