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Original Name:主神 (zhǔ shén)Gender:NeutralKind:TitleScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:367Chapters:70
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Context Up ToCh. 229
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Biodata
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | Chief God (主神) |
| Alias(es) | Sovereign 119 170 |
| Occupation/Role | A divine ruler who commands Sovereign Power, competes for faith from material planes, and may maintain a Sovereign’s Army and Emissaries 132 135 171 |
Ranks and Power
| Rank | Relative strength | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Lowgod Sovereign | Baseline Sovereign rank | Matthews attains this rank by claiming a Thunder Sovereign Spark 119 123. |
| Midgod Sovereign | Approximately 100 times stronger than a Lowgod Sovereign | The comparison excludes bonuses from innate divine abilities 137. |
| Highgod Sovereign | Approximately 100 times stronger than a Midgod Sovereign | A Highgod Water Sovereign is shown to be subject to the authority of a Supreme God 132 137. |
- Sovereign Sparks — Claiming a spark transforms a divine clone into a Sovereign clone. Matthews’ Thunder clone undergoes this transformation after his spark reacts outside the Merit Golden Lotus 119.
- Sovereign Power and Willpower — Sovereign Power can be given to followers for combat or as a reward. Grand Perfection and a ten-victory Planar War streak can each confer Willpower; the latter reward makes Water Sovereigns ten times stronger than peers of the same rank who lack it 121 135 137 182.
- Projections — Sovereigns can project their presence into material planes. Matthews’ Thunder Sovereign clone cannot openly manifest there without straining the plane, though he can conceal it within the Merit Golden Lotus 119 143.
- Supreme Gods — Chief Gods are distinct from Supreme Gods. A Supreme God destroys a Highgod Water Sovereign after that Sovereign causes a material plane to collapse 132.
Faith and Territory
The pursuit of faith drives conflicts among Chief Gods. Before the War of Faith ends, competing factions send gods into material planes, and no agreement exists to appoint Plane Guardians there 59 60. Faith also aids the fusion of law profundities 132.
- Sovereigns contest material planes through their followers. After Leize’s death, other Sovereigns claim planes formerly associated with him; Matthews orders Potwell to reclaim faith specifically in the name of the Leize Sovereign 135.
- Sovereigns can maintain armies, appoint Emissaries, and use Plane Guardians to administer material planes 135 159 171.
- The Seven Elemental Divine Planes were opened by elemental-law Sovereigns acting together at the request of the Four Supreme Gods 132.
Agreements and Conferences
| Event | Decision or outcome |
|---|---|
| First Sovereign agreement | A majority approves a restriction on high-ranking Sovereigns attacking lower-ranking Sovereigns at will. Sovereigns’ Armies subsequently withdraw from material planes, leaving a Midgod to control each plane 170 171. |
| Second Sovereign conference | The Water Divine Plane’s tenth consecutive Planar War victory grants every Water Sovereign a portion of Willpower. Sovereigns discuss restricting Sovereign clones from the Planar Battlefield 182. |
| Third Sovereign agreement | Matthews, the Sovereigns of Destruction, Life, and Fate are placed in a tier above ordinary Sovereigns because of the danger posed by Supreme Artifacts 203. |
Appearances
367
Total Mentions
70
Chapters Appeared
5.24
Avg. per Chapter