Knowledge Deity Physiology

The power to use the powers and traits of a knowledge deity. Variation of Transcendent Physiology.

Also Called

 * God/Goddess of Knowledge
 * God/Goddess of Science
 * God/Goddess of Wisdom
 * God/Goddes of Intelligence

Capabilities
User with this ability either is or can transform into a knowledge deity, a god or goddess in mythology associated with knowledge, intelligence, wisdom or science. They are a common feature of polytheistic religions.

Applications

 * Supernatural / Absolute Intelligence
 * Accelerated Probability
 * Enhanced Memory/Panmnesia
 * Intelligence Infinitum
 * Mental Evolution
 * Meta-Learning


 * Supernatural / Absolute Wisdom
 * Enlightenment


 * Supernatural / Absolute Wits


 * Omnicompetence
 * Hypercognition
 * Hypercompetence
 * Omni-Intuition
 * Hyper Instincts


 * Omnilingualism
 * Omni-Communication


 * Tetralogy (The peak of this physiology can reach this)
 * Almighty Magic
 * Divine Force Manipulation
 * Perspective Manipulation
 * Almighty Science


 * Nigh Omniscience / Omniscience (The peak of this physiology can reach Omniscience)
 * Encyclopedic Knowledge
 * Enhanced Inventing / Omnifabrication
 * Supernatural / Absolute Creativity

Associations

 * 4th Wall Awareness
 * Knowledge Ascendancy
 * Omnipotence
 * Omniscience Bestowal
 * Science Manipulation
 * Knowledge Embodiment (The peak of this physiology embody the absolute knowledge)

Limitations

 * Users of Transcendent Negation maybe can nullify their godhood.
 * Can be slain by users of Transcendent Weaponry, Divine Slayer and Omnislayer.
 * May have specific limitations to the concept of their existence and universe.
 * May be vulnerable to Divine Power Absorption, Divine Power Negation, Divine Energy Absorption and Divinity Nullification.

Known Users
List of knowledge deities
 * Orunmila (West African mythology)
 * Anahit (Armenian mythology)
 * Laozi (Chinese mythology)
 * Menrva (Etruscan mythology)
 * Athena (Greek mythology)
 * Coeus (Greek mythology)
 * Metis (Greek mythology)
 * Saraswati (Hindu mythology)
 * Gayatri (Hindu mythology)
 * Savitri (Hindu mythology)
 * A'as (Hittite mythology)
 * Omoikane (Shinto mythology)
 * Fukurokuju (Japanese mythology)
 * Odin (Norse mythology)
 * Sága (Norse mythology)
 * Anahita (Persian mythology)
 * Minerva (Roman mythology)
 * Anulap (Polynesian mythology)
 * Thoth (Egypt mythology)
 * Seshat (Egypt mythology)