Description

Personality

The Mad God is, simply, mad! He is utterly unpredictable, and does whatever pops into his mind.

His insanity varies, based on a dice roll of a gradient of ten.

One - Obsessive compulsions and tics.
Two - Compulsions, tics, and coprolalia (random shouts).
Three - Compulsions, tics, and other neuroses.
Four - Compulsions and paranoia.
Five - Paranoid delusions and whispered hallucinations.

The above are lucid states, where the Mad God may overcome his corporeality at points by casting his powers from concept to reality. The amount of time this can be done is equal to the duration of his power, though any subsequent powers are also bound to his corporeality.

Six - Paranoid delusions and voices.
Seven - Paranoid delusions, voices, and incoherency at occasion.
Eight - Paranoid delusions, voices, and mostly incoherent.
Nine - Full-blown delusions, frank hallucinations, and incoherence.
Ten - Utterly mad.

Equipment

When he is in his material form, The Mad God is rather competent at defending himself, though his corporeal form can be destroyed like any other. Whatever form he takes is what physical strength he has, though he has certain magical abilities because of his deity nature. They are limited on the corporeal plane, though.

If his material form is destroyed, he will not appear for a month in a corporeal form.

Abilities
(Considering the bell curve of ability within the multiverse, dependent upon the gradient level for Gat's madness, dice rolls are modified by a -x (where 'x' is the level of madness). )
Stupefy: If a roll of 9-12, the opponent is dumbfounded for one turn.
Confound: If a roll of 10-12, the opponent is dumbfounded for two turns.
Bedlam: If a roll of 11 or 12, the opponent is dumbfounded for three turns.

Whispers: If a roll of 3-6, the opponent will hear distracting whispers for two turns.
Compulsion: If a roll of 10-12, the opponent will contract a compulsion of the Mad God's choosing for two turns. (20-24 if he wants to force an opponent to harm him or herself.)
Paranoia: If a roll of 9-12, the opponent will begin to suspect his allies of trickery for three turns.

Madness: The opponent, if a roll of 23-24, will experience full delusions and hallucinations for two turns.

History

The Mad God simply is, has been, and likely will always be.