In the beginning there was nothing but the void. Then, there was something. In between that was Amo'lanainn, the Primordial, the Proginator, the Creator, the All-Father.
Amo'lanainn created Armoth. He created the hills and mountains and trees and rivers, then breathed life into his creation. He placed Adizal in the sky to spread the light of both sun and moon, Ophanos in the earth, Caur in the ocean, and stretched Zaeltaar all the way around to watch in his absence. Finally, he gave each of them a home outside the reality of mortals. A place called Athren, the domain of gods, in which each god was given rule over their own realm. But then, he disappeared.

In the wake of Amo'lanainn's disappearance, Armoth was turbulent. Great strife and war ravaged the land and its inhabitants, reshaped continents, toppled mountains and boiled oceans. Amo'lanainn's great creation was reforged in the twisted shapes of sorrow and misery. Out of chaos was born Shasek, who settled the other god's differences through might and guile. By her command there is day, the time of love and life and prosperity, when Ophanos and Zaeltaar can flourish. In night, the ravenous sea rages free at the beckon of the moon, Adizal's form of mischief. Adizal and Caur dance in an angry game of might that reaches its apex annually at the height of the waxing moon, but when Armoth is once again threatened by Caur or Adizal's cruel temperaments, Shasek forces together the form of moon and sun and viciously saunders them again, reasserting her dominance.
This constant cycle of checking and balancing each other's power is so consuming that what actually happens on Armoth between the cycles of Adizal and the annual flowering and wilting of Ophanos is very easily overlooked by the giants, too busy clashing or arguing to notice the fall of civilizations or births of new races. They are aware of the existence of lesser beings that call themselves gods in like fashion, but the giants are quantifiably far more powerful and therefore either dismiss or subjugate the Gods and their creations alike.

Now thousands of years have past and the number of gods grow continuously and with it, their powers. The Primordial gods have abandoned all care for the world of Armoth, leaving the responsibility in the hands of the new gods. Monsters prowling the land, mortals waging war upon one another and the imperfections and troubles of the gods, brewing turmoil and war to Armoth.
Will the gods save Armoth and it’s inhabitants, from chaos and darkness? Or will they leave it to die, so that a new world can be born anew from the ashes of the old one? Forming it in their own image.
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Primordial Gods
Amo'lanainn - Primordial Chief God and God of Creation
Adizal - Primordial God of of Fire (the sun and moon)
Shasek - Primordial Goddess of Dusk and Dawn
Ophanos - Primordial Goddess of Nature
Caur - Primordial God of the Sea
Zaeltaar - Primordial God of the Sky
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Gods exist with influences overlapping the domains of the primordial gods, but they are very much children compared to the titanic powers of the true rulers of Armoth.

Character Outline for a God/Goddess
Name:
God of:
Elemental affinity: Fire, Earth, Water, Air, Darkness, Luminosity and/or Spirit (up to two elemental affinities allowed)
Alignment: Chaotic evil, Lawful good, neutral neutral, etc
Pictures (If applicable):
Physical description of preferred forms:
Preferred Gender (If applicable):
Means of godhood: child of two gods, former bestial god, human who became a god via apotheosis, or simply came into existence on its own.
Personality:
Worshiped by:
Symbols:
Divine weapon:
Blessings:
Curses:
Realm:
Most notable creation (if applicable):
Preferred form of worship:
Extras (if there're any):

Players can also choose to make heroes who will last a significantly less than a god, but could be used to do a god's bidding or do epic quests. They are usually sired by a god and a mortal, but can be a regular human, elf or any other races. Other members' gods can kill them if they have a reason and upon death the hero will reside in the underworlds unless a god of Death lets them go.

Character Outline for heroes
Name:
Picture (If applicable):
Physical description:
Race:
Age:
Gender:
Personality:
Divine parent (If demigod):
Skills:
Powers:
Weapons:
Notable feats:
Strengths:
Weaknesses:
Goals:
Extras (if there're any):

(This RP is a continuance or new version of Pantheon: Whims of Gods. As the GM kind of vanished, leaving the RP deserted... So here we are!)