Mabi-Wiki on Gods.

It's almost like Aura and I wrote this.

http://wiki.mabinogiworld.com/index.php?title=Gods


PS: Read everything. Specially you Mithos.
PSS: Before you say "It's written by other people, the wiki is not straight facts". Well, what you people say isn't either, and this theories are favored by most people. People who dedicate themselves to writing this. And noticing details we haven't.

I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to prove.

Soifa Toten wrote:I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to prove.

Exactly. Because I am not trying to prove anything? Maybe a few debates on Mabi history (with Mithos), but nothing else.
The second PSS is for those who want to dismiss easily.

Dismiss what? I wasn't aware that the information you provided wasn't common knowledge.

It wasn't. I have gotten in discussions with people. Ex.
Nao. People kept saying Morrighan was manipulating her.
Another, is that most likely, there is only one Glas. Despite what the book says.

Xeek wrote:
Another, is that most likely, there is only one Glas. Despite what the book says.

And what makes you think that?

Soifa Toten wrote:

Xeek wrote:
Another, is that most likely, there is only one Glas. Despite what the book says.

And what makes you think that?

Not really the point of this thread. But I am finding your replies really hostile. Considering they weren't meant toward you. I have posted things before and my post was dismissed by "It's the wiki, written by people" or something along those lines. I was just avoiding that. If you want to know why I think that, PM me.

Xeek wrote:
Not really the point of this thread. But I am finding your replies really hostile. Considering they weren't meant toward you. I have posted things before and my post was dismissed by "It's the wiki, written by people" or something along those lines. I was just avoiding that. If you want to know why I think that, PM me.

I fail to see how I'm being hostile, just curious. :I

Soifa Toten wrote:I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to prove.

^^^^^ Seems very hostile. It seems like you think this part of my 'agendas'.
Like I said, if you are curious about why I think only one Glas, PM me.
If you want to discuss things on the thread, feel free. If you want to question my methods for writing it, PM me.

Xeek wrote:

Soifa Toten wrote:I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to prove.

^^^^^ Seems very hostile. It seems like you think this part of my 'agendas'.
Like I said, if you are curious about why I think only one Glas, PM me.
If you want to discuss things on the thread, feel free. If you want to question my methods for writing it, PM me.

Seems like a curious, inquiring statement to me.

Your initial post can be said to seem a tad hostile, but I chose not to think so.


Either way, I'm just curious and asking questions to satisfy the curiousity. If you don't want to answer, then don't.

If neither meant to be hostile, then just move on and consider it a mistake on both parts. No reason to drag it out.


I liked the information on Nao. I'm curious who it is.

Auramune wrote:
I liked the information on Nao. I'm curious who it is.

The unknown goddess?

I bet it was you. >:I

It's proven Nao is Mari....but unknown goddess....hmm....

And while the -first- Glas could have been the god, the rest could have been cheap mimics of the god used by summoning magic, hence why they were pushovers and easily defeated.

And who is to say Aton can't change our IC races to other races. Glacia to succubus please.

The Great Aton can probably do whatever he wants. I also think he's "weird cat." Just throwing that out in to the universe.

I think weird cat is DevCats way of putting their mark in the game.

I don't get it...

What did we already not know?... That wiki page looks as if Captain Obvious wrote it, imo. O _o

small question, is it stated anywhere that Lugh is a Millitean?

Wiki wrote:The Knight of Light, Lugh, fought against the Fomors during the second war of Mag Tuireadth and brought victory to humans. However, there are no written records on his birth and background. Some say that this is because he did not doing anything noteworthy before his heroic act, but others attribute this to the fact that many documents were burned and ruined during the first Mag Tuireadth war, asserting that Lugh's records were also lost there.

The earliest confirmed record we have of him is after the first Mag Tuireadth war.

He is only referred as a god to Paladin's. "Commonly referred as the Knight or God of Light" Which is probably why he was put in the "Lower-Tier Gods" section.
Other than that, it does not say he is or isn't Milletian.

Xeek wrote:small question, is it stated anywhere that Lugh is a Millitean?

Who said he was? o-o

"Following the war, Lugh, the Knight of Light, succeeded deceased Nuadha's throne, becoming the leading figure of Tuatha de Denanns and reigned over the Aliech Kingdom"

"Questions about the Perception of Time
As of late, I have, for personal reasons, been spending more time with Milletians than I have been with other Tuatha Dé Dananns. As I watched them age with such rapidity, I at first thought that our differences were merely a difference in our ethnic character. Eventually, though, I discovered that there was a more fundamental difference between them and us, that difference being our perceptions of time.

According to the Knight of Light, who is a Milletian himself, several decades have passed since Milletians have first arrived in Erinn. But to my knowledge, from the perspective of a Tuatha Dé Danann, Milletians arrived in Erinn no more than a few years back.

Where does this difference of perception come from? And how is it that what feels like a few years to us is perceived as decades to them? Is it that they follow a different calendar than we do? No, actually, it turns out that they use the exact calendar that we do. So then what is causing such a rift in our perception? As I pondered on, I started to sense that there was something very wrong. "

Have a nice day.

Intredasting.

Soifa Toten wrote:

Xeek wrote:small question, is it stated anywhere that Lugh is a Millitean?

Who said he was? o-o

"Following the war, Lugh, the Knight of Light, succeeded deceased Nuadha's throne, becoming the leading figure of Tuatha de Denanns and reigned over the Aliech Kingdom"

Before G15, people were saying Lugh was the first Millitean. Which explained his awesomeness. And because he is a leading figure of Tuathans, doesn't mean he one. Though, I do think he is one. (We had a mini-discussion on why he aged in the G16:OOO thread.


I also have suspicion that the Ruari RP wasn't inaccurate back in the earlier Gs, it was believed that the Ruari RP was faulty due to Ruairi's DK powers.
But I believe Tuathans can hold their trans infinitely. Hence, desert ghost still look like falcons.


Now.. I wonder if Nexon does all this on purpose.

It really didn't say that he was though, mainly theories. "It is possible that the Lower-Tier Gods were originally mortal. It is known that mortals can transcend into Gods and Gods can revert themselves into mortals. Additionally, Morrighan once referred Cichol as a "Human," and both Morrighan and Cichol are portrayed as wingless in Generation 15." "However, a Lower-Tier God may still be brought back to life. Currently the method of revival is unknown." I believe a lower-Tier god can that's a regular Tuathan can be revived if the gods choose to let them or gave them such powers to become lower-tier gods before death and such. Granting them access to special powers and rebirth's. That's my thought.

Also, remember the G10 Ending of Vindi, we are shown that Keaghan became Cichol, AKA Tuathan became a God?

Cyler wrote:It really didn't say that he was though, mainly theories. "It is possible that the Lower-Tier Gods were originally mortal. It is known that mortals can transcend into Gods and Gods can revert themselves into mortals. Additionally, Morrighan once referred Cichol as a "Human," and both Morrighan and Cichol are portrayed as wingless in Generation 15." "However, a Lower-Tier God may still be brought back to life. Currently the method of revival is unknown." I believe a lower-Tier god can that's a regular Tuathan can be revived if the gods choose to let them or gave them such powers to become lower-tier gods before death and such. Granting them access to special powers and rebirth's. That's my thought.

I don't get your statement xD I think you are missing a few word.

Also, there is always special circumstances for it. Cichol ate a "black" heart.
Cai used the Caliburn, and Eletha took his place. Which is why he was able to rebirth.
So, unless there is special circumstances, I don't think it's possible to become a god. Which I think Nuadha was lying to you.


And Glacia, Kaeghan might be a Partholon. Which is practically the same, but still.


Note: Lugh could have given up his MIllitean Status to become a god.
Also: I think the process use to bring back gods is the Hummie project.