Gods (Demi)

Description

Demi-Gods are the children of gods and mortals, born of divine influence yet bound to the mortal world. Their parentage grants them exceptional traits that set them apart from ordinary beings, though they are not immortal and do not share the full power of the gods.

Demi-Gods live far longer than mortals, often spanning centuries, and recover from wounds with remarkable speed. Illness rarely troubles them, and injuries that would cripple others are endured and overcome. Despite this resilience, time eventually claims them, and even Demi-Gods must one day succumb to age and death.

Their divine heritage often manifests as extraordinary abilities tied to the nature of their godly parent—great strength, unmatched speed, heightened perception, or supernatural influence. These gifts are not always immediately apparent and may awaken gradually through hardship, destiny, or decisive moments in their lives.

Across all nations, the deeds of Demi-Gods are remembered in legend, song, and story. Some are revered as heroes, others feared as harbingers of change, and a few reviled for the destruction left in their wake. Whether celebrated or cursed, Demi-Gods inevitably leave a lasting mark on the world, standing as living proof of the gods’ continued involvement in mortal affairs.