Soren did not absorb the Destiny portfolio.
Therefore, when granting this portfolio to the Lady of Doom, Soren only lost twenty-five points of Divine Rank, without losing the far more critical Divine Rank Value.
If a deity wished to bestow a fused portfolio and domain, what they lost was not just divinity but also divine rank. The subordinate deities cultivated by the Lord of Radiance all had divine power split from his own body. Thus, under normal circumstances, extremely few deities used this method to cultivate subordinate deities. The Lord of Storms had cultivated the God of Liches in this manner, attempting to create a servant of deity that could be exploited, but the subsequent betrayal of the God of Liches told the gods that this path did not work. For Soren, losing a tiny bit of the pantheon in exchange for greater support from the Lady of Doom was worth it. Although she was not as beloved as the Goddess of Fortune, Soren was, after all, an evil god.
So long as there were shared interests, that was enough.
"I must return." The figure of the Princess appeared outside the temple.
Although Soren gained the most power from this battle, after all, they had slain three deities in one go. Even if Cyric was a lesser deity, his divinity approached greater divinity. Then Kelemvor and Naram had both once been greater deities, so even though Soren obtained the lion's share, the others gained quite a bit of benefit this time. The Princess's aura was clearly on the verge of a breakthrough. The Time of Troubles was the easiest time for deities to elevate themselves, because slaying targets during this period was just like the Blood War of the Abyss, allowing one to acquire the majority of the enemy's abilities.