Chains of Divinity

Chains of Divinity

Chains of Divinity is a weekly Godkiller actual play podcast where three mortals will rise up against the Gods who hold dominion over their world. Together, our God-Killers and our Pantheon will weave a tapestry of love, loss, and perseverance in the face of uncaring divinity.

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28 de nov. de 2024

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VOID | The Burning Tides | Trailer 22.02.2024

In the cliffside climbing, coastal city of Ferrous, the people give their thanks to the life-giving union of fire and water. The Tidebound Queen keeps their fishing vessels safe and ensures bountiful fishing expeditions, while the Burning Lord provides nutrition to the soil in which they grow their crops. For centuries, the people and their divine patrons have existed in a comfortable cycle of giv...

Chains of Divinity Trailer 22.02.2024

Time is nothing if not a vicious cycle…an endless repetition of events given new shape and context. And who among us can truly attest to this cycle if not the gods who are meant to watch over us? They see our civilizations rise and fall, and watch as each of us lives and dies in our turn. But what happens when that cycle draws them in? When the beings that were once believed immortal face their ow...

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