Mod: Greater Gods v0.40

[Gregstrom]

No, but on the other hand why shouldn't a god be able to bless its sacred troops personally?

[Endoperez]

I just came up with a reason:
As an angel, Virtue could be thought of as a prophet of some other god. He wouldn't mind being worshipped, as long as he can get large enough congregation of having a chance at recalling HIS god.

Perhaps zlefin came up with a reason as well.

[hunt11]

that makes sense do a certain degree but 7 still seems a bit too high

[Sawyer]

Well if the Virtue is the One and Only voice of his god in this world, and has been charged to form a nation of worshipers around himself so that they may see the True Light it would make sense that the god in question invests an obscene amount of holy power into him.

[hunt11]

the whole point is that she used to be the voice of god and now to protect the world be becoming a TRUE GOD not a voice, The God

[Maraxus]

Holy 7 - sounds fun.

"Hey, you undead, my god is sooo cool, you need to have a divine rank yourself to worship him. Have a banish." *swoosh*

You could think of this god as AO from D&D or as Azathoth from the Cthulhu.

What I think the reason is, that usually pretenders do not get holy magic is, that a unit needs to be sacret for this and then the blessing is in fact based on your own power.

[hunt11]

7 Holy is fun but the whole idea of a god with holy points is a bit weird