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You are the mighty lackadaisical isekai gods! Otherworldly gods like you have few worries, but you do have one. The Demonlord is destroying worlds! It isn't really that big of a deal in the big picture since you can make worlds far quicker than he can destroy them, but... But! He's nasty and stinky and somehow he's really good at picking your favourite worlds to be destroyed! What a detestable fiend! You've all had the brilliant and fun idea to isekai a champion from your other worlds that the Demonlord isn't destroying!
You'll shower them with cheat skills and they'll defeat the Demonlord! It'll be great! There's just one big issue though! The Goddess of Chance is his lover! You don't know what she sees in that disgusting destroyer, but because of her your champion can't just steamroll the Demonlord, you've got to be careful about what skills you bestow, for each skill you give, he gets his own twisted version!
>Welcome to Isekai Gods Quest, a game with three phases. Each phase you roll 3d7 luck and 1d100 loyalty.
>Arrival
In this phase, you vote for a champion and make skills, the journey also starts with the Arrival of the champion and the Revelation of the Demonlord's skills. You have three skills to give, each made up of up to three words. The Demonlord gets his own twisted version of whatever skill you give. Sometimes it'll just be a reversed one, sometimes the opposite and sometimes the skill is a direct counter, luck effects this, with each level of luck below normal resulting in a skill being a direct counter.
If you give the champion a Invincibility skill, the Demonlord might gain a Vulnerability skill (that is to say a skill that can make your champion vulnerable). In general when we have a case of the spear that pierces all Vs the shield that blocks all, the Demonlord will win because of the Goddess of Chance. Regression or looping skills might seem attractive, but because of the Goddess, even if the Demonlord loses his equivalent, he'll still stack skills when the champion regresses or loops. In essence, the trick is pushing your luck to see how cheating of a skill you can get without giving the Demonlord as much of a cheat.
Note that a passive skill that changes the champion on isekai can be removed without losing the benefits, one born a dragon will remain a dragon! Speaking of removal, there's one chance to tip the scales in your champion's favour.
>Journey
In this phase, you'll make a choice that might tip the scales in your champion's favour, but we'll get into specifics when that rolls around.
>Confrontation
In this phase, the Demonlord tempts your champion, and if their loyalty is too low, they betray you and join hands with the Demonlord. Victory is yours if the champion can logically beat the Demonlord with their skills.
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You'll shower them with cheat skills and they'll defeat the Demonlord! It'll be great! There's just one big issue though! The Goddess of Chance is his lover! You don't know what she sees in that disgusting destroyer, but because of her your champion can't just steamroll the Demonlord, you've got to be careful about what skills you bestow, for each skill you give, he gets his own twisted version!
>Welcome to Isekai Gods Quest, a game with three phases. Each phase you roll 3d7 luck and 1d100 loyalty.
>Arrival
In this phase, you vote for a champion and make skills, the journey also starts with the Arrival of the champion and the Revelation of the Demonlord's skills. You have three skills to give, each made up of up to three words. The Demonlord gets his own twisted version of whatever skill you give. Sometimes it'll just be a reversed one, sometimes the opposite and sometimes the skill is a direct counter, luck effects this, with each level of luck below normal resulting in a skill being a direct counter.
If you give the champion a Invincibility skill, the Demonlord might gain a Vulnerability skill (that is to say a skill that can make your champion vulnerable). In general when we have a case of the spear that pierces all Vs the shield that blocks all, the Demonlord will win because of the Goddess of Chance. Regression or looping skills might seem attractive, but because of the Goddess, even if the Demonlord loses his equivalent, he'll still stack skills when the champion regresses or loops. In essence, the trick is pushing your luck to see how cheating of a skill you can get without giving the Demonlord as much of a cheat.
Note that a passive skill that changes the champion on isekai can be removed without losing the benefits, one born a dragon will remain a dragon! Speaking of removal, there's one chance to tip the scales in your champion's favour.
>Journey
In this phase, you'll make a choice that might tip the scales in your champion's favour, but we'll get into specifics when that rolls around.
>Confrontation
In this phase, the Demonlord tempts your champion, and if their loyalty is too low, they betray you and join hands with the Demonlord. Victory is yours if the champion can logically beat the Demonlord with their skills.
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