The archetype for the characters that have traits of a fate deity. Archetype of Transcendent Physiology. Combination of Time, Order and Oracular Deities. Opposite to Freedom.
Also Called []
- Destiny Deity/God/Goddess
- Gods of Fate and Destiny
- The Fates
Properties[]
User with this ability either is or can transform into a fate deity, a god/goddess who represents or is associated with the fate, destiny and in many cases temporal energies. Fate deities can be found throughout most of recorded history in various forms. Fate and time deities are very closely related as their abilities can overlap depending on the deity in question.
Associated Powers[]
- Divinity
- Fate Embodiment (Varies between deities)
- Narration
- Omnipresence (Varies between deities)
- The Weird Sisters (Varies, if triple deities)
Variations[]
Associations[]
- Cosmic Deity
- Cycle Embodiment
- Magic Deity
- Fortune Deity
- Inevitability Embodiment
- Necessity Embodiment
- Order Deity
- Time Deity
- Triple Deity
Flaws/Weaknesses[]
- Vulnerable to Divine Power Absorption, Negation, Immunity, and Divine Slayer.
- Cannot affect users of Fate Denial.
Known/Example Characters[]
Animation/Cartoons[]
- The Moirai/Fates (Blood of Zeus)
Comics[]
- Ananke (The Wicked + The Divine)
- The Norns (The Wicked + The Divine)
- The Web-Spinners (Marvel Comics)
Folklore/Mythology[]
- The Fatia (Albanian Mythology)
- Mamitu (Akkadian Mythology)
- The Ora (Albanian Mythology)
- Zana (Albanian Mythology)
- Columbia (American Folklore); American destiny.
- Manat (Arabic Mythology); pre-Islamic.
- Nabu (Babylonian Mythology)
- Dalia (Baltic Mythology)
- Laima (Baltic Mythology)
- Manu the Great (Chaldean Mythology)
- The Divine Council (Christian Mythology)
- Hemsut (Egyptian Mythology)
- Shai (Egyptian Mythology)
- Nortia (Etruscan Mythology)
- The Fates/Moirai/Parcae (Greco-Roman Mythology)
- Atropos/Morta
- Clotho/Nona
- Lachesis/Decima
- Tyche/Fortuna (Greco-Roman Mythology)
- Ananke (Greek Mythology)
- Heimarmene (Greek Mythology)
- Moros (Greek Mythology)
- Kali (Hindu Mythology)
- Shiva (Hindu Mythology)
- Kalabhairava
- Yama (Hindu Mythology)
- Istustaya and Papaya (Hittite Mythology)
- Namtar (Mesopotamian Mythology)
- The Norns (Nordic Mythology)
- Skuld
- Urðr
- Verðandi
- Muhen (Philippine Mythology)
- Ōkuninushi (Shinto Mythology)
- Patag'aes (Suludnon Mythology)
- Gad (Sumerian Mythology)
- D'wata (T'boli Mythology)
Video Games[]
- Sephiroth (Final Fantasy VII Remake); as "Whisper Sephiroth"
- The Whispers (Final Fantasy VII Remake)
- The Moirai/Sisters of Fate (God of War)
Gallery[]
Cartoons[]
The Moirai/Fates (Blood of Zeus)
Comics[]
Ananke (The Wicked + The Divine)
The Norns (The Wicked + The Divine)
Folklore/Mythology[]
The Moirai/Fates (Greco-Roman Mythology); Atropos, Clotho and Lachesis
Moros (Greek Mythology)
Ananke (Greek Mythology)
Video Games[]
The Moirai/Sisters of Fate (God of War)
The Whispers (Final Fantasy VII Remake) are the spiritual overseers of Destiny (Causality), capable of rewriting timelines, events, the life force, and much more, according to their judgement over Existence...
Sephiroth (Final Fantasy VII Remake) became the Nexus Embodiment of the Whispers, his will and power god-like, with absolute control over them.