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An '''animalistic deity''' is a [[lower deity]] that typically interacts with the world in a non-sapient way. They are fully conscious and capable of complex thought just as much as any [[ | An '''animalistic deity''' is a [[lower deity]] that typically interacts with the world in a non-sapient way. They are fully conscious and capable of complex thought just as much as any [[mortal]] or [[non-animalistic deity]]. | ||
Typical traits of animalistic deities can include: | Typical traits of animalistic deities can include: | ||
Latest revision as of 05:43, 4 February 2025
An animalistic deity is a lower deity that typically interacts with the world in a non-sapient way. They are fully conscious and capable of complex thought just as much as any mortal or non-animalistic deity.
Typical traits of animalistic deities can include:
- Not communicating using speech, or not directly communicating at all
- Engaging in behaviors or instincts typically seen in animals
- Not engaging in mortal culture or society