The Sands of Time - In the Beginning
 

So I've decided to start this game a little early. It will operate in a similar vain to Arhras Happy fun adventure time in that the players decide what actions to take.


The Sands of Time - In the beginning

In the beginning you were without form, less than an idea, less than a whisper on the wind. Darkness surrounds you, in every direction a great void.
You can neither feel nor perceive anything from the great void and for what feels like an eternity you are alone.

A faint sussurus of something intangible sparks across your consciousness.
A dull thumping sound reverberates around you its tempo rapidly increasing.
Suddenly colours and lights explode into existence below you.
You feel invigorated and feel something else that you have never felt before flow through your essence.
A sudden cry for help rings through your mind.
The thumping sound continues to increase in tempo, suddenly you feel an emotion you have never felt before. Panic, and yet it is not your own. A wave of vertigo passes through you.

Your perspective shifts suddenly and you see a man running through a great gathering of trees he is clearly distressed and behind him a pack of wolves are persuing. He stumbles and the wolves circle him. Time shifts and slows as energy flows into your being, a great tide of power rises from within and without.


Status

You are filled with POWER
You have no alignment
You have one worshiper
You have no affinity towards any miracles

Your worshiper is in grave danger.

EMPOWER follower to fight off the wolves with his bearbare hands.

Fill the man's germs with power so that they live on without him and evolve into creatures that can worship you somewhere safe.

EDIT: Better yet, use the power to grant the wolves enough intelligence so that they will worship you.

Allow the wolves to slay him but then use your power to resurrect him once they leave, and impart to him a message of your greatness, and that he shall be your prophet.

All those sound like things we aren't quite powerful enough for yet.

>>Make the wolfs go to sleep

I'm caught between choosing between one of these 2, as we definately want this man to come to understand and respect our power so that later we can make him our Herald of Divine Will, but allowing him to first die might set a bad precedent for future relations.
I therefore offer 2 alternatives;

1) Grant this man Holy Laser Eye Beams, with which he might defend himself and become our Chosen One, or

2) Demonstrate our Supreme Greatness by unleashing Lightning Blasts upon his canine oppressors, so that he might come to understand Our Greatness.

But that's the point. We don't want everyone bothering us with their useless bullshit, so we teach them early to rely on themselves and avoid trouble rather than asking us for help all the time.

But we also show them that if their faith is unwavering through their hardest times, we will be there to lift them back up when they fall.

Plus: Prophets gotsta be resurrected. It's a thing.

Eventually we can get rid of that second part, and go all Crom.

OK, here is what is going to happen.

He is going to pick up a branch to defend himself with and we are going to set the tip of it on fire. Holy fire brand, yeah!

Helping those who help themselves is an instructive first lesson.

Accept the wolf's human sacrifice and grant it your divine favor.