Creator: Mythos & Might
Jan. 24th, 2016 07:12 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
imaginationswoesThere existed a rare individual, in times past, who could bring into being anything their mind created, and so long as that image remained in their minds, so too did the world retain its new addition. Legend and myth know them as the Creators. Revered as divine beings by some, temples, now lost to the ages, were erected in their honor. Others, though, sought to destroy them and to end the hubris of those who would deign to be as gods.
Whether or not these Creators were gods is open to interpretation, but it should be noted few creatures from myth and legend are said to possess the ability to create. Even the forgotten gods of the ancient Greeks lacked the ability and so, these Creators are unique in their legend. All of these claims of creation suggest they had a touch of the divine, whether that be of their being, or simply the ability to manipulate the carnal magiks of creation is lost to time.
Their skills are only limited by the caster however the full extent of what a creator can do is currently unknown. It's theorized that the power of the creator is the power of the mind. Although, as history has lengthened the skills and effort in training the mind have fallen to the wayside. Those who remained untrained can hurt themselves, others and cause damage that might never heal. While the elements they create must remain in mind they have the power to erase, control and manipulate states already present. The power of belief can drive these feats and untrained emotions can take control of their abilities and by taking control of the creator, rule them and destroy them.
Science and current practices tell us that in order to create something we much understand it in its entirety. Sight, smell, sound, touch and taste are only a few variables used when creating a substance and if one of them is incorrect then the created item does not appear real. Shadows and 2 dimensional figments of the imagination would be easier because they hold less variables for the mind to form. Anything formed by this means should not be ingested due to it's volatile nature. Once it vanishes the materials, even broken down, will vanish and could have detrimental effects on the nervous system.
This topic needs further study.
Whether or not these Creators were gods is open to interpretation, but it should be noted few creatures from myth and legend are said to possess the ability to create. Even the forgotten gods of the ancient Greeks lacked the ability and so, these Creators are unique in their legend. All of these claims of creation suggest they had a touch of the divine, whether that be of their being, or simply the ability to manipulate the carnal magiks of creation is lost to time.
Their skills are only limited by the caster however the full extent of what a creator can do is currently unknown. It's theorized that the power of the creator is the power of the mind. Although, as history has lengthened the skills and effort in training the mind have fallen to the wayside. Those who remained untrained can hurt themselves, others and cause damage that might never heal. While the elements they create must remain in mind they have the power to erase, control and manipulate states already present. The power of belief can drive these feats and untrained emotions can take control of their abilities and by taking control of the creator, rule them and destroy them.
Science and current practices tell us that in order to create something we much understand it in its entirety. Sight, smell, sound, touch and taste are only a few variables used when creating a substance and if one of them is incorrect then the created item does not appear real. Shadows and 2 dimensional figments of the imagination would be easier because they hold less variables for the mind to form. Anything formed by this means should not be ingested due to it's volatile nature. Once it vanishes the materials, even broken down, will vanish and could have detrimental effects on the nervous system.
This topic needs further study.
